👉 Okay, let's tackle that wonderfully prickly little pointy-elbowed scribble of a word ā "Ć”ngulo." (Okay, maybe Iām just really into my Iberian peninsula right now, whoooooopsy!)
Basically, in the most straightforward way imaginableāand frankly, not nearly as amusingā"Ć”ngulo, literally translates to...'angle.Ź¼. You know! That pointy bit where two lines meet. Think of a shark tooth, the way you squint to see it when youāre really into that 90 degree corner on your wall. You get that? Now, here is why I think we need to take it seriously , as well. When you actually start playing around with the word, and where it's being used, a whole new dimension of weirdness emerges! The beauty of "Ć”ngulo" (and this is keyāthe really good stuff) is that it doesnāt just describe a shape. It carries with it an almost... theatrical weight. There's a suggestion that something āit is at the point. A judgement, a pause, there is always this. Let me try to paint you a picture of how we will be using this! You can find a great deal of the emotion, in words such as these! That and other terms which have been borrowed from our own language. ā"It's about that point.", that, I say, it is a very serious point
