The sexual joke that a Twitter user made to RAE and the response became viral

The Royal Spanish Language Academy (RAE) usually responds to different queries from users on Twitter, but the doubt of a young Argentinean evoking Netflix has brought thousands of people to point out the trick of the institution that ensures the proper use of the Spanish language. "Inviting you to watch a movie at home is written with G or with J". Look at the naughty answer:

"I invite you to my house to see that Netflix is ​​written with G or with J"? The RAE's viral response: Spanish language dictionary officials have sneaked the euphemism and their response has triggered a cataract of comments on Twitter.

Administrators of the RAE Twitter account were quick and grabbed the background of a user's question, who tried to substitute the verb to describe an intimate act by a popular phrase on social networks.

"Hi @RAEinforma, here's a very common question among us, Twitter users.We would like to know if" I'm inviting me to see Netflix "is written with G or with J. From now on, thank you very much," was the doubt of @LuciooFerreyra.

The reaction of the RAE has been much celebrated by users: "In one of its meanings, the verb" kiss "is written with" g "the way the sound [j] go before "e", "i": catch, take; and with "j" the way this sound goes before "a", "or": lame, let's take ".

The RAE's unprecedented response has surpbaded the 13,000 "likes" on Twitter, receiving praise from thousands of users.

"I resist a beautiful answer!", Wrote a user, while another wrote: "You two (referring to the boy who asked and RAE), you are evil."