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minus-square@letsgo@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish2•3 months agoThey’re probably the same people that talk about “legos”.
minus-square@Sludgeyy@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish1•3 months ago“Can you pass me the bag of plastic blocks?” Not “Can you pass me the bag of Legos” If you wanted a box of adhesive bandages. You’d say “Can you pass me the box of band-aids?” or a tissue, “Can you pass me a kleenex?” Companies do not want their brand to become generic trademarks. It’s not because Lego is already pural “I have many Lego blocks” Not “I have many Lego”
They’re probably the same people that talk about “legos”.
“Can you pass me the bag of plastic blocks?”
Not
“Can you pass me the bag of Legos”
If you wanted a box of adhesive bandages. You’d say “Can you pass me the box of band-aids?” or a tissue, “Can you pass me a kleenex?”
Companies do not want their brand to become generic trademarks.
It’s not because Lego is already pural
“I have many Lego blocks”
Not
“I have many Lego”