Test your Vocabulary

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That was fun!

I got
30,000 words.
 
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10,100.
I'm totally fine with that. Especially since they estimate that foreigners get around 2,900-9000. xD
 
Couldn't figure out how to link it but I got 41,200.
 
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17,900

Which sorta makes me feel bad now. I mean, I know I'm not a native speaker, but I'd at least expected to score the minimum for that.
 
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35,000 words!

Oh God! That was unexpected, lol xD.

I can live with this number ^^
 
10,800 words.

Oh. Kay.
Looks like I should start reading and writing a bit more to expand my vocabulary. But I guess this is alright... for now.
 
24,500

It's not the size, it's what you do with it!
 
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I got 12,800 words. I'll get more, but I'm satisfied(being a foreigner) =)
 
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28,500
 
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19,500.
It's not bad, I mean, considering I failed English. Besides, words like legerdemain aren't used on a daily basis... Not where I live, anyway.

Wait, I tried again. I got 21, 100. Since I know what him means.
 
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37,300 words

I think Gorilla Toad beat me and PureKor is RIGHT behind me.

Honestly, given the sheer amount of terminology in medicine and chemistry, I daresay its likely double that. They just aren't words you'd ever use IRL outside of a hospital.
 
37,300 words

I think Gorilla Toad beat me and PureKor is RIGHT behind me.

Honestly, given the sheer amount of terminology in medicine and chemistry, I daresay its likely double that. They just aren't words you'd ever use IRL outside of a hospital.


I found this in part two; there were lots of words I didn't know, but vocabulary can be subjective. A medical worker knows lots of words that a tradesman maybe doesn't, but the reverse is true, too.
 
37,900 words. WOW. I thought I was a bit empty headed at times XD.

I can live with this. Though I think some of those words were just made up...... They have to be.
 
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A medical worker knows lots of words that a tradesman maybe doesn't, but the reverse is true, too.

I find this to be true as not a lot of people know what viscus means. It is an old medical term often referring to a major organ.

EXAMPLE:

The doctor removed the man's heart, and placed the viscus organ in the nurse's hands.
 
I found this in part two; there were lots of words I didn't know, but vocabulary can be subjective. A medical worker knows lots of words that a tradesman maybe doesn't, but the reverse is true, too.

true dat
 
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