The hilarious response of the RAE to a social network user

February 14, 2019

The Royal Spanish Academy answered a particular doubt about a follower trying to decipher the phrase "I invite you to watch Netflix at home".

It's been several months since Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) answers users' questions via social networks. Some, with a real interest in knowing the rules of grammar and others with a funny tone. In the last days, face one of the most romantic days of the year, a follower of santafesino joked with the academy and he found a striking answer

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"Hello @RAEinforma the following is a very common question among us Twitter users.We would like to know if" I invite you to see me Netflix "is written in G or J. Of course, thank you very much", wrote Lucio Ferreyra in your account Twitter

Quickly, the SAR took matters into their own hands and sent a hilarious message through a particular verb. "#RAEconsultas In any of its meanings, in the verb" catch ", the forms are written with" g "in which the sound [j] go before "e", "i": catch, take; and with "j" the way this sound goes before "a", "or": I take, we take ", it reads in the tweet from the institution.

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After becoming a viral conversation, many followers of social networks have joined the fun time. This is how the publication reached more than 19 thousand I like and 6 thousand retweets. "In life one needs from time to time and from time to time something of humor", "I do not know if I love you more or if you are behind the RAE's twitter", were some of the comments from users.

On the other hand, Ferreyra thanked the help and badured to take into account the advice. "Thanks for the illustration, let's take it to practice. And I'm talking about the use of meanings, not the aforementioned act," concluded.