What we've learnt today.

[fearlesscat10]

I've learned the difference between learnt and learned. Learnt = past tense. Learned = past perfect.

Source:
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070317112122AATO9XB

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[railzand]

til yahoo is wrong

[Gleb Gamow]

I've learnt that dogs masturbate.


"Fuck me, Grimm! Yeah, fuck me hard. Now, lick my balls."

[Hazir]

I've learned the difference between learnt and learned. Learnt = past tense. Learned = past perfect.

Source:
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070317112122AATO9XB

I guess if you want to be grammar and language purist it is good information. But I was under the impression that these words have identical meaning. And there is no 'times' difference between them really.

[u9y42]

I've learned the difference between learnt and learned. Learnt = past tense. Learned = past perfect.

Source:
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070317112122AATO9XB

I guess if you want to be grammar and language purist it is good information. But I was under the impression that these words have identical meaning. And there is no 'times' difference between them really.

I am also under the impression that they are alternative forms for the past tense and past perfect of the verb "learn" - as the users in the link fearlesscat10 provided go on to state, "learnt" seems to be the form most common outside North America, and "learned" the most common within. So, I believe it is correct to say either "today I have learned" or "today I have learnt", for example.

For reference: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/learnt-vs-learned.

[Gleb Gamow]

I've learned the difference between learnt and learned. Learnt = past tense. Learned = past perfect.

Source:
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070317112122AATO9XB

I guess if you want to be grammar and language purist it is good information. But I was under the impression that these words have identical meaning. And there is no 'times' difference between them really.

I am also under the impression that they are alternative forms for the past tense and past perfect of the verb "learn" - as the users in the link fearlesscat10 provided go on to state, "learnt" seems to be the form most common outside North America, and "learned" the most common within. So, I believe it is correct to say either "today I have learned" or "today I have learnt", for example.

For reference: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/learnt-vs-learned.

Possibly, akin to the word 'whilst', with it and 'learnt' used by others, like myself, to simply be cute (another word we could cutely dissect). Either way, I've learneth something today.

[fearlesscat10]

I've learned the difference between learnt and learned. Learnt = past tense. Learned = past perfect.

Source:
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070317112122AATO9XB

I guess if you want to be grammar and language purist it is good information. But I was under the impression that these words have identical meaning. And there is no 'times' difference between them really.

I am also under the impression that they are alternative forms for the past tense and past perfect of the verb "learn" - as the users in the link fearlesscat10 provided go on to state, "learnt" seems to be the form most common outside North America, and "learned" the most common within. So, I believe it is correct to say either "today I have learned" or "today I have learnt", for example.

For reference: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/learnt-vs-learned.

Possibly, akin to the word 'whilst', with it and 'learnt' used by others, like myself, to simply be cute (another word we could cutely dissect). Either way, I've learneth something today.

Wow, I started a conversation. It was just something I was never sure of, so I got curious. I was also under the assumption that they were interchangeable. But to each their own.

[Gleb Gamow]

I've learnt that nefarious vendors could easily read which lottery thickets are winners via phase-contrast tomography, purchasing them for themselves, and selling only the losing or lower-winning ones.

[Biomech]

I've learnt that nefarious vendors could easily read which lottery thickets are winners via phase-contrast tomography, purchasing them for themselves, and selling only the losing or lower-winning ones.

Hey, it's better than it used to be. In the 80's, I could do it with a strong flashlight.

[BillyBobZorton]

To never leave BTC anywhere that isnt your offline wallet.

[maku]

To never leave BTC anywhere that isnt your offline wallet.

Someone steal btc from you?

And I found out today that drinking more than 2 strong beers is bad for me.

[fearlesscat10]

To never leave BTC anywhere that isnt your offline wallet.

Someone steal btc from you?

And I found out today that drinking more than 2 strong beers is bad for me.

Also curious about the offline wallet guy.

I've learned to finalize plans at least a day before. If it's the night before, the other party might be already asleep.

[JimClone]

I learnt that if it tastes like cardboard it's good for you.

[poisenrang]

i learned drinking beer with peanut pasta. really hard experience but its really delicious you should try it.

[Daniel91]

I learnt to be nice to my wife and help her in the kitchen
Through this, I mad her very happy and we had nice and relax day after that!

[b!z]

work hard, play hard

[Gleb Gamow]

Today I learnt what TIL stands for.

[(Lithium)]

today I learned that BTC can be pumped even on weekend if the right site puts a moon countdown on it.

[u9y42]

Today I've learnt that a fully-charged car battery holds about as much energy as a sandwich, and that, incidentally, that is also about as much energy as would be released if you completely burn an adult man's hand.

http://what-if.xkcd.com/128 - Zippo Phone

[[Newbie]]

Today, nothing

but yesterday, i was learn how to play Forex not easy to read the price of coin, it will rise or not