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The husband expresses frustration when using old English words like "thou" and "thee" because they were born in a different century. The wife suggests using modern language when talking outside of the husband's home, reminding him to adjust his language skills and reminding him to focus on the present.
human
I cannot understand why people are so perplexed when I use old English words like "thou" and "thee.
gpt
Well, it's probably because you were born in a different century. Most people nowadays aren't familiar with that kind of language.
human
It's frustrating, though. I feel like my words are not being understood, and it sometimes leads to miscommunication.
gpt
Maybe you could try to use more modern language when you're talking to people outside of our home. I'm sure they will appreciate it.
human
That's a good idea. I just need to remind myself to adjust my language when I'm not with you or close family and friends.
gpt
Speaking of language, do you remember the time when you had to pay for our child's tuition and buy a shirt with just $100?
human
Yes, I do. That was quite challenging, but I'm glad we were able to cover everything with that amount of money.
gpt
It's a good thing you have skills as a mechanic, or else we might not have made it through that month.
human
Absolutely. I'm grateful for my skills. Speaking of skills, did I mention that Sarah has some of the best baking skills I've ever come across?
gpt
No, you haven't. That's interesting. How did you meet Sarah, again?
human
Well, we were both part of a reenactment group for people who lived in the 1700s. We hit it off, and now we're married.
gpt
Wow, that's quite a story. You definitely have a unique past. But let's focus on the present and making sure your language isn't causing any issues with communication.