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- Comment on Languages have rules and follow predictable patterns. French: 3 weeks ago:
That regular. This lesson is just written by someone who barely know french.
The regular feminin form , for adjectif ended in -c in the masculin form is to end either in -che [ʃ] or [k] .
Blan-c / blan-che Se-c / se-che Fran-c / fran-che
- Comment on I'm right and the other vegans are wrong 3 weeks ago:
Veganism/vegetarianism are both already series of arbitrary lines drawn, though, so, whatever.
They are not fixed lines. I can’t speak about veganism but not eating red meat is vegetarism, leaving meat out except for holidays is vegetarism, eating fish but not meat is vegetarism. There is many way to be vegetarian. Even if there is one way that is much more popular and much more discutes these days. So I can also image non-fixed lines in veganism.
- Comment on Hazelnut 4 weeks ago:
Thank you. I’ve enjoyed that.
- Comment on Hazelnut 4 weeks ago:
No, I don’t know how to properly include a gift in my post.
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- Comment on Beans are expensive, I'll share mine 4 weeks ago:
Beans are expensive and shine during such inflation time.
- Comment on Brace yourself... for beans! 4 weeks ago:
Please: Inspector Gadget is french!
- Comment on Brace yourself... for beans! 4 weeks ago:
Yeah!
- Comment on An American city has been without power for 2 weeks, unacceptable. 4 weeks ago:
Thank you for sharing.
- Comment on An American city has been without power for 2 weeks, unacceptable. 4 weeks ago:
The whole city? What happened?
- Comment on Boycott Starbucks 5 weeks ago:
Cheapskate? No, reasonable. That was a one time mistake. I am now vaccinated.
- Comment on Boycott Starbucks 5 weeks ago:
I did once. For a tee. 4 €. The tea bag place next to the paper cup of hot water. Very aromatic though.
- Comment on Peacock has ads when pausing a movie to read the text 5 weeks ago:
I hate them. This kind of small interaction ads are even more intrusive than other kind.
- Comment on The legendary PS2 1 month ago:
Do people actually toss away their stuff the moment an add for the next generation rolls out?
I grow up with a lot of technology much older that me because people still had it. Typically, a elderly house would have older stuff than people the age of my parent. I had new toys and stuffs from the last generation and plenty of older hand me down from older siblings and oncles.
It blows my mind to see some young people so uneducated about the very recent past. You didn’t live this time but the majority of the society in which you take part did. How could this be so exotic to you?
- Comment on Those moutains are so quaint 1 month ago:
Thank you.
- Comment on Those moutains are so quaint 1 month ago:
I don’t know a single thing about USA elevation. Is this map real?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
In my neighborhood, cats cross on crosswalk and look both way before.
- Comment on Some useful react memes 1 month ago:
- Comment on brand new sentence 3 months ago:
Thanks you for the context. TIL.
- Comment on Scorched Body 🔥 3 months ago:
And the plague stays…
- Comment on Claw 3 months ago:
Well I don’t care what you think! I’m crossposting things either way!
- Comment on [serious] 3 months ago:
Why not kill people thinking about crime to solve murder?
- Comment on Handy tip 3 months ago:
Oh nice! Thanks again.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 months ago:
Thank you.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 months ago:
Thank you.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 months ago:
What does /g means?
- Comment on Handy tip 4 months ago:
Well planning all this and executing it you won’t have time to be bored.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 months ago:
I have an easier time feel it moving that seeing it. But I can see it and I doesn’t rotate on the same axe than all those GIF. The legs goes up until it is on its back then back where I can’t see them and on its leg again.
- Comment on Handy tip 4 months ago:
Thank you for sharing.
I have a thing were I can imagine speech without having to imagine sounds. I don’t know how to call that. That is some sort of quiet internal narration for my imagination that happened when I read a lot. When I watch a lot of movies, I end up imagining camera mouvement, like traveling and zoom in/out. It is like I can imagine vividly but the way my imagination express itself is out of my control and depend on my recent environnement.