Stupid stuff that comes to mind that we want to post

@kleptomage
There’s a notable overlap when you compare two written texts explaining the same thing. Instructives are surprisingly good at giving you a good look at the similarities when written. However they use some weird symbols like ç while spanish is known for the ñ.

But when spoken? It really feels like two words apart. Supposedly Portuguese incorporates aspects from the galician regions from the peninsula, while the hispanic american spanish has some roots in the regions near Andalucia because many explorer came from said ports while mixing up with regional languages, but at this point it’s clear the portuguese and spanish are phonetically divorced in many aspects.

@ᎶㄖҜㄩ 乃ㄥ卂匚Ҝ
Smart decision.

@Twi Clown
Interesting.

I should have taken Spanish back in school. I foolishly took Latin instead and I can’t remember how to speak it. You don’t often get the chance to practice a dead language.

Happy Birthmas

Precious

@kleptomage
There are a lot of different ways to speak Latin, depending on the time and place. There’s the reconstructed Classical version, if you want to sound like people (probably) did back in Roman times. There’s Ecclesiastical Latin for Catholics, which is heavily influenced by Italian pronunciation. There’s the “traditional English pronunciation”, which mainly survives in loanwords like “gladiator”. There’s a dialect of Latin for almost every language in Europe.

Ruby (by Kaiser Chiefs) has been stuck in my head for days. I need a new song to flush it out.

have you guys ever gone back to a piece of media you liked as a kid only to notice plot holes in your adulthood.

because competent people are in high demand and eventually you’re gonna have to draw from the bargain bin.

On the topic of stupid stuff…

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
That would be so funny. Imagine saying “Water is composed of waterstuff” like yes the floor is made out of floor.

^^@WaynePone

Make English a (STUPID CUTE) Minecraft language. Yup

@LP2Lily
English is a STUPID language.

It needs to be abolished

@WaynePone
That’ll probably prevent people from ever taking Germanicizing English from being taking seriously if scientists had to talk like some Lord of the Rings characters.

@ЅℰℒᎯℙℋℐℰℒ
Uh which language is internationally used for business and diplomacy? Just saying.

To be fair American English and British English inspired Japan to take the ABC alphebet. They called it the Romanization of Japan. Basically creating Romanji.

Japans legal documents must have gotten several times easier going from several thousand Kanji to twenty seven letters.

Also, their standard is 48 letters (Haragana and Katagana) and something like 3k kanji respectively. However, its better than memorizing up to 10k kanji symbols just to get a respectable job.

Honey do you like my new shoes?
You are a chair, darling
I CAN DREAM, HAROLD!!

@Background Pony #088E
Great song, wish it became a hit in America as much as it did in the UK. How about She Moves In Her Own Way by The Kooks, another 2000’s UK rock song that also should’ve been a hit in the US

asdfmovie, though

@Dirty Bit
My previous 3 posts were also asdfmovie references. I was watching some reaction videos to it and now I can’t stop thinking about the gags

asdfmovie, one of the best series on the internet!

@𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐫
“Bruh you need to keep better track of time.”

The actual best use for generative AI is to create comfort characters that can’t be tarnished by Canon.

Pretty much. I still enjoy Character.AI, warts and all.

Mine still runs just fine.

It’s never a good sign when you’re dreaming about having trouble sleeping.

“Jacuzzi? How about Jacuzzi?” ~Merab Dvalishvili