Not according to the dictionary. Conversate literally defined as “to have a conversation”. A conversation isn’t limited to interactions over 5 mins. More from Merriam-Webster:
Converse functions as a noun, adjective, and verb, and conversate is synonymous with only one sense of the verb use of converse (“to exchange thoughts and opinions in speech”). Furthermore, conversate is a nonstandard form, and widely frowned upon in formal writing.
I think it’s fair to say it’s widely frowned upon by most English speakers. It’s longer than the original word, has much more limited usage, and it immediately makes you sound like an idiot. It’s awful.
Came here to roast on that, too. 😂 Attempting to make fun of someone who “can’t conversate” is just too rich.
…and as a former business major…all I have to say is, you’re either going to be a business (of sorts) or work for a business. Hopefully, you will also be dealing with money. Knowing what makes businesses tick, and understanding money, isn’t a bad thing. 🙂
Looking at present-day society & towards our future, I’d definitely steer more young men away from college & towards trade schools & the like.
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When “converse” isn’t edgy enough.
Converse is like 2-3 sentences. Conversate is holding a conversation over 5 minutes or more
Not according to the dictionary. Conversate literally defined as “to have a conversation”. A conversation isn’t limited to interactions over 5 mins. More from Merriam-Webster:
I think it’s fair to say it’s widely frowned upon by most English speakers. It’s longer than the original word, has much more limited usage, and it immediately makes you sound like an idiot. It’s awful.
On par with “orientate”
Or adaption, conversely
Came here to roast on that, too. 😂 Attempting to make fun of someone who “can’t conversate” is just too rich.
…and as a former business major…all I have to say is, you’re either going to be a business (of sorts) or work for a business. Hopefully, you will also be dealing with money. Knowing what makes businesses tick, and understanding money, isn’t a bad thing. 🙂
Looking at present-day society & towards our future, I’d definitely steer more young men away from college & towards trade schools & the like.
I think it’s converse. Just say talk.
Its a perfectly cromulant word