VOCABULARY NARRATIVE

ONE INTERESTING WORD THAT I JUST THOUGHT I HAD TO USE IN EVERY SENTENCE WAS LEGIT I DONT NOW WHY BUT FOR SOME REASON I REALLY LIKE THAT WORD. ALOT OF PEOPLE USE THE WORD BUT I HAVENT HERD IT FROM ANY OF MY FRIENDS. SINCE NONE OF MY FRIENDS USE THE WORD AND I REALLY DON’T KNOW THE MEANING OF IT I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO FIND OUT WHAT THIS INTERESTING WORD MEANS. FIRST THING I FOUND OUT WAS THAT THE WORD LEGIT MEANS TO MAKE LAWFUL OR LEGAL THAT DIDN’T SOUND CONVINCING BECAUSE MOST TEENAGERS DON’T EVEN KNOW THINGS ABOUT LAW SO I LOOKED INTO IT EVEN MORE. WHAT I FOUND OUT WAS THAT IN 1494 THE WORD MEANT LAWFULLY BEGOTTEN AND THE WORD WAS PRONOUNCED LEGITIMATUS. SO THE WORD ORIGINALLY HAS TO DO WITH LAW. BUT THEN AFTER THE SENCE OF THE WORD CHANGED ITS “GENUINE,REAL” IS ATTESTED FROM 1818. AFTER THE WORD SHORTENED TO LEGIT IN 1897 IN THE THEATER SLANG. FRANKLY THE WORD HAS EMERGED FROM TIME TO TIME BUT MOST PEOPLE BELEAVE THAT THE MEANING IS REAL OR THRUTHFUL IT ALSO MEANS UNFAKE AND COOL. WELL THAT’S THE SLANG FOR LEGIT. THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD IS A ANTONYM. BUT THE WORD COULD ALSO BE A NOUN, VERB, ADVERB, IT’S A VERB BECAUSE IT S USED WITH AN OBJECT FOR EXAMPLE LEGIT MEANS TO MAKE LAWFUL OR LEGAL; PRONOUNCE OR STATE AS LAWFUL: PARLIAMENT LEGITIMATED HIS ACCESSION TO THE THRONE. IT’S A NOUN BECAUSE ITS USED IN ACTION FOR EXAMPLE THE LEGITIMATE THEATER OR DRAMA. HONESTLY WHEN I SAW ALL THIS THINGS I THOUGHT IT WAS SO CONFUSING BUT I ACTULLY UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING. THAT’S WHY I CHOOSE THIS FACINATING WORD. “ THIS PARAGRAPH IS SO LEGIT ”