Benita27:
He's an illiterate here for not knowing who an illiterate is.

Which means the meaning of the word 'illiterate' has changed.

kabrud:


Which means the meaning of the word 'illiterate' has changed.

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kabrud:


Which means the meaning of the word 'illiterate' has changed.

uote author=bennyann post=53264791]

Ok then

One can be an illiterate in a foreign language or music, computer and any other. I can say the professor is an illiterate in any field of study outside his. I can't find a technical word to use now but I think the professor is also an illiterate in effective communication.

As can be seen in this case:

An illiterate is trying to send out a message about he not being comfortable with the way his country is being governed.

But the professor said to the illiterate : shut up! You who impregnated several ladies, who are you to talk about how your country is being governed?

What's the relation between what the supposed illiterate voiced out and the professor's reply?

Who is more of an illiterate here? literacy isn't just about reading and writing. Here, the professor just insulted him unnecessarily without stating why he should or shouldn't protest.

Like that's just too low of him. You'll understand why I call him an illiterate when 2baba and his fans lash back at him. And he will be more of an illiterate if he ever replies them again. [/quote]

What's this long story for?

kabrud:


Which means the meaning of the word 'illiterate' has changed.

kabrud:


What's this long story for?


Which means the meaning of the word 'illiterate' has changed.

I tire for you. Words can be used from different perspectives. I'm sure if you check your dictionary well, it has more than one meaning. Thank you

I'm still wondering, what has illiteracy got to do with protesting? So the reason why one shouldn't protest is because that one is an illiterate?

This professor seem to be an illiterate when it comes to common sense.

I never knew illiterates have no rights in this country till now.