When we eat some delicious food, we usually say "I really enjoyed that!" But surely this is ass backwards. The food "Enjoyed you!" It gave "you" joy, you did not impart joy to it. So I now say "That really enjoyed me."
Sorry To Give You Some Bad News Ged......But You Have This Whole Issue "Ass About"..... No Need To Feel Shame....We All Mistakes..... Cheers Glen.
Er yes well we could change the meaning of words, while we're about it why don't we change the alphabet as well?
different languages do this different ways. i've never been good at learning them, other then when i was an infant learning to talk at all, but i've encountered this.
To enjoy a thing pre-supposes awareness of the thing. Food isn't aware, so I think it is probably not able to enjoy anything. The word 'enjoy' doesn't really mean 'to give pleasure to' or 'to put joy into'.
My microwave says "enjoy your meal" when it's done cooking. Seeing as my microwave is never wrong....
There are a whole bunch of examples using the word in a sentence at the following link: http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/enjoy Here are several of the aforementioned examples...