Herbtz = Normal is a matter of perception (So no such thing as abnormal?)
Nugze = There is no such thing as normal in relation to human behaviour. (So no such thing as normal?)

1. Yeah, if a list will help clear it up for me, please generate one. it would be interesting.

2. Who decides what is normal and abnormal? Who has decided the one's who decide this are normal? I'm sure the word majority is not synonomys with the word normal

Sorry, but I still cannot determine what is normal vs abnormal for human beings? Or is it an individual thing? Are we comparing ourselves to how humans acted or reacted historically, which would seem to limit our progress tremendously?

Other usages of this word are clear. For example, the temperature has been abnormally hot these days. Which infurs compared to some historical data.

Yes,I did mean the word synonymous. I cannot promise I will take more time to check my spelling because I am not in school anymore and hence cannot suffer any non favorable consequences.

Further more, I now know how excited it makes you to see mispelled words and I'm pretty confident I have you to correct any future mispellings.

But yes, I had forgotten how to spell it. Even had to look up the word restaurant the other day to remember where to put the "u".

Having been out of the country for the last 16 years and seriously not using English at all, my English language skills have deteriorated to this level. Even my sister claims I am talking like Tarzan when I have a phone conversation with her.

You guessed correctly, I mispelled it, and thanks for reminding me because I most probably would not have looked it up.

Thanks Zhenlai. Try to get some sleep tonight.

PS. Thanks for not tearing apart the grammer mistakes and limiting the corrections to mispellings. Nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, modifying phrases, etc. Oh my God, my English teacher and I never had a meaningful relationship and if you ever saw her you would understand why.

Actually, Zhenlai was correct in correcting my mispelling because it is my native language and I took it as helpful, positive feedback. If ever I write Chinese in pinyin here, I would hope any native Chinese speaker would feel free to correct my usage as it would be free assistance to me and highly appreciated. It would do nothing but help me improve.

The key word being native. Zhenlai would not be qualified to correct my pin yin, no mattter how fluent he might be in Chinese.

If he corrects someone who is using English as their second language, hopefully it is in the spirit of improving one's language skills, so take it with a grain of salt.

However, everyone should keep English in the proper perspective. The main idea is to communicate and get your thoughts and ideas understood.

English is the international business language. I'm not sure how this came about. But for sure, if there is a meeting in a international firm, and 6 people attend, from 6 different countries, speaking 6 different languages, the meeting is held in English.

The last comment is this is a forum and it would be nice to be able to page down to the last post and find the topic has not change from the original.