The First 4th Person Pronoun

So apparently kids now say “Chat” before they start a sentence, as in Twitch Chat. “Chat” might legitimately be the first dedicated 4th person pronoun in the English language, here’s why:

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3 thoughts on “The First 4th Person Pronoun”

My problem isn’t the “4th person” part, it’s the “pronoun” part. ‘Chat’ is a noun.

Fourth wall breaking can’t be done in musicals? I beg to differ… I’ve been in 10 musicals in my career and 7 of them not only encouraged it, it was part of the script (and not little indie productions, we’re talking Producers and Spamalot).

Opera? Pagliacci is one of my favorites and starts with a character playing the narrator singing directly to the audience.

Robin Lionheart says:

January 8, 2024 at 10:40 pm

My problem isn’t the “4th person” part, it’s the “pronoun” part. ‘Chat’ is a noun.

Robert Reynolds says:

January 27, 2024 at 4:27 pm

Fourth wall breaking can’t be done in musicals? I beg to differ… I’ve been in 10 musicals in my career and 7 of them not only encouraged it, it was part of the script (and not little indie productions, we’re talking Producers and Spamalot).

Leiali says:

December 3, 2024 at 5:20 am

Opera? Pagliacci is one of my favorites and starts with a character playing the narrator singing directly to the audience.

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The First 4th Person Pronoun