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Charles Darwin wrote a pros and cons of marriage ( including the positivity of “female chit-chat) before marrying his cousin

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Fika" is a concept in Swedish culture that means "to have coffee, cake and a chit-chat". It's a big part of the culture and most companies have two daily fika breaks at 9am and at 3pm.

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1. Flip-Flop', 'chit chat', 'criss cross', are actually examples of a grammatical rule in English called, 'Ablaut Reduplication'. The rule always follows the same order of vowels, 'I-A-O'. There are no examples of Reduplication that break this rule.

2. Ablaut Reduplication - a subtle rule of linguistics which dictates why "King Kong" sounds more right than "Kong King", "Hip hop" sounds more correct than "Hop hip". Similarly "tick tock", "zig zag", "chit chat" etc.

3. All pianos have 3 strings per note apart from Nils Frahm's Una Corda, which was created for him by David Klavins after they came up with the idea for a one-string-per-note piano over a casual chit chat in an italian pizza place

4. Reduplication in linguistics is a morphological process in which the root or stem of a word (or part of it) or even the whole word is repeated exactly or with a slight change: hokey-pokey, razzle-dazzle, super-duper, boogie-woogie, chit-chat, ding-dong, jibber-jabber, kitty-cat, fancy-shmancy

5. Ablaut Reduplication Rule, which suggests following high vowel before low vowel in reduplication word pairs. e.g- Jibber-Jabber, we never say Jabber-Jibber. It automatically feels wrong to us. Same goes for every other word with internal vowel alternations. Try saying pong-ping or chat-chit