geoette wrote:
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futari wrote:

Btw, isn't "pois" a French word in its plural form?

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Hello 美人

Indeed it is French. It is also Finnish and Portuguese with different definitions attached to it.

However, the definition of "POIS" in English is this:

Hawaiian fermented paste made from the pounding of tuber (塊莖) and taro (芋頭).

I will revise if that word is not acceptable.

Cheers!

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geoette wrote:
Hello 美人

I have made changes and replaced 'pois' with 'joss' so that the game continues.

FYI, there are certain English words in singular form ending with the letter 's'. Some of the words are 'radius' and 'fungus' etc. Of course there are also words that when you remove the letter 's', they become plural.

I have attached this link to share with you and others on the word 'pois'

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pois#English

Cheers.