On a technical level, 'redundancy (in the example) is accurate, but the cultural idiom would not fit. I.E. รถh mama is making two trays of chicken for dinner."We don't say: รถh mama is making two trays of "redundant chicken. That would be stupid,if not 'redundant. What mama does, is redundant. But don't blame it on the chicken. (shhh they are listening)
I think people kept caling it jinx but that was like in 3rd grade.
The two words that mean the same thing are called synonyms. If you use them together and they mean the same thing it could also be called redundant.
When two people say the same thing at the same time is called a "JINX".
Redundancy.
Tautology.
it is called a coincidence
It is basically the same thing as "ish". Like if you were to say that is coolish, say that is cool-esk is the same thing.
Same thing: reservation
We say home run. The same thing. That's the truth.
Actually it's the same thing just Carly.
USB is called the same in French.
It is called jinx
Synonyms
=I would say clone=
To paraphrase is to say the same thing using different words.
Paraphrasing is taking a quote and cutting the fat. Kind of like putting someone else's words into your own words but still saying the same thing.Paraphrasing-Repeating what another has said, but in your own words.
mum and dad
When you say one thing is another, it is called a metaphor.
Both polliwog and tadpole are different words for the same thing. Both words refer to the larval stage of both frogs and toads.
Yes, you can say "It happened at this time" or "It occurred at this time" both would mean the same thing.
Okay IS slang!Other words like:alrightkayyou betfow showAll express the same thing
"Magyar" is (part of) the Hungarian words for "Hungarian people", "Hungary", and "Hungarian language." It's approximately correct to say that "Magyar" and "Hungary" mean essentially the same thing.
It is basically the same thing as "ish". Like if you were to say that is coolish, say that is cool-esk is the same thing.