An idiot. The English "article of speech", "an", must be used before a word beginning with a vowel and some specific words beginning with a consonant.
Correct: a duck
Correct: an alligator
A and an refer to some unspecific object, person, animal. The "article" "the" is used for a specific object, person, animal.
Correct: I saw an alligator!
Correct: The alligator attacked me! (If you know which exact alligator attacked.)
Correct: An alligator attacked me! (If you do not know which one did it.)
One (or I am) is an idiot and stupid
follis. It means fool, but idiot and fool are both the same.
Are you allowed to? Yes. Is it a good parenting practice? No.
The abstract noun form of the concrete noun 'idiot' is idiocy.
Village idiot is an idiom used by someone that made a mistake, making them feel as if they are the laughing stock in a group or society. Say for instance I do something unintelligible or make a mistake and many people knows about it, then I will say: "I am the village idiot" or "I feel like the village idiot".
Idiot (идиот) in Russian.
The word "idiot" in French is spelled as "idiot".
идиот (Idiot), or дурак (Fool).
Idiot is the same word, 'idiot', you just pronounce it with a long o sound and more emphasis on the o.
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No, I am not a complete idiot.
Je suis un idiot / une idiote.
The same word - idiot
Idiot in the Romanian language is the equivalent of idiot in many other languages.
Plural of idiot is idiots.
"Din idiot" = you idiot "Din" is pronounced like "seen" with a D, But normally Norwegians just say "idiot".
Iдiот...pronounced pretty much the same as "idiot"..."Eadiot"