Author Topic: Why do some people think the plural for LEGO is LEGOS  (Read 4503 times)

Wat.
When i was a kid i asked people how many legos they had not how many lego they had.
You'd say how MUCH Lego.

brb Self Delete due to ops friendry

I know that Lego is the plural of Lego, it just doesn't sound right
People have corrected me on it, but it does sound wrong, and there ISN'T ANY POINT IN CORRECTING IT ANYWAY
What do you expect the world as a whole to gain, other than your personal gratification that you have singlehandedly rustled the jimmies of an entire forum?
For your information, boy is not spelled boii, and that is obviously worth pointing out because it is a flaw in speech, which is the highest offense that can be committed on this Earth other than lack of punctuation.

Lego isn't even a word. It's a name brand, who cares how people say it?

If lego is the name brand, what do we call them? Bricks?

because it sounds better

If lego is the name brand, what do we call them? Bricks?

They are loving bricks.

Ah

I love my loving bricks!

No it isn't legos. LEGO is a brand name and multiple LEGO bricks should not be called legos.
You obviously don't know how plurals work.

"Look at all those LEGO"

has a bad ring to it, I'll stick with LEGOs

Or you could call them "LEGO's bricks."

Because I have seen people place the incorrect word "legos" in posts on forums too many times and they need to be taught a lesson :P
is that a threat

Wait, so "Hey, drop those three LEGO!" is correct? That sounds...not good.

Wait, so "Hey, drop those three LEGO!" is correct? That sounds...not good.

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Please always refer to our products as “LEGO bricks or toys”.

You could still stay box of cereals and still be grammatically correct, anyways.