Slide to the right
Slide to the right (on wefwef/voyager)
Criss Cross
Cha cha real smooth
Cha Cha again
Every body clap your hands
"is it" is the whole verb, and "is it not" the unabridged reciprocal or whatever the term is.
It doesn't even sound wrong. It is something people use. Just not as often.
"Is this the thing you're looking for?"
"That is not it."
That's because people got their words all mixed up. Back in the day, "is not it" would absolutely be the normal way to phrase "isn't it."
It sounds weird today of course.
I know this is a really old post, but “is it not” is also the formulation in other Germanic languages, so we can assume that it was the same formulation in old Germanic.
