The English language can be confusing. In fact, it's often cited as one of the most challenging languages to learn.
English changes very rapidly, which is one reason it's so hard to master — however, there's one particular word people use that's technically not even the right word.
That word, ladies and gents, is "renumeration." If you type it into Google, you're instantly asked if you meant "remuneration," which is a totally different word.
And if you take a scroll through Twitter, you'll see lots of people using the wrong word.
Nope.
Btw, that renumeration is ~ $122,830,400 USD across 25k people, or around ~$5,000 p/farmer https://t.co/n7k2YYNLBM
Nah.
Rolling Stone's stage hands can't get no renumeration http://t.co/M5XS4d3X7r
No. No. No. No.
"In agencies, renumeration discussions curb around juniors or returning to work mothers." http://t.co/QaqyL6Tkuy @Anna_Iceberg @bandt
Hmm, no.
California utilities propose solar renumeration cuts, fixed and demand charges, and more: http://t.co/MSJgOS9BmO
But people are slowly but surely realizing the error of their ways.
Apparently it's spelled remuneration not renumeration! Who knew?Well a lot of people I guess. All these years I've been remuneratin' wrong!
FYI: renumeration =/= remuneration
I'VE BEEN SPELLING REMUNERATION AS RENUMERATION FOR MY WHOLE LIFE????!!!!!!!!!
H/T to one of my friends, who brought this to the attention of the masses on Facebook a few weeks ago.
