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me: yes i speak that language
me: no not that part
To people who use "ĂŸ" as an aesthetic "p"
ĂŸink again.
getting thorny in the linguistics fandom
ĂŸorny*
That also goes for using Ă as an aesthetic B.Â
On my old server, there was a character named ĂillyĂadass.
This never failed to make me laugh, because that letter is not pronounced like B. It is a sharp S.Â
That guy named himself SsillySsadass.Â
Also to people who you Σ as an aesthetic E
thatâs an S too, ÎŁo maybe check next time
oh boy
ĐÂ as an aesthetic A? Đonât be a ĐŽumbass.
Đ as an aesthetic N? donât be sillĐž.
Đ as another aesthetic N? stoĐż it.
ĐŁ as an aesthetic Y? ty bad.
К or Đ© as an aesthetic W? nope. itâs âshâ and âshchâ!
ĐŻÂ as an aesthetic R? surprise! itâs âyaâ.
ah yes, that classic horror film SNYEYAPOVUL DIAYAIES
Whenever I see anglicized/repurposed Cyrillic I remember watching the Russian film The Thief with my mom, which led to the following conversation:
Her, reading the opening sequence in a voice that implies sheâs tickled pink by the cuteness of the title: Bop!! :-D :-D :-D :-D
Me: Itâs actually pronounced âVore.â
Her: âŠâŠâŠâŠ
Her, sounding EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED: âŠâŠâŠâŠ. Not âBopâ??
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meeting a new group of people
me: hi! so where are you guys from :D
normal people: I am from Russia/Brazil/Italy/Australia/etc :)
Americans, assuming studying the specific geography of their country was ever relevant to me: Oh I was born in iower but went to school in Oregano (My parents come from East Carolina though):~)
Someone finally said it itâs so annoying!
One day I was eating at a restaurant in Peru with the 3 guys who were volunteering with me and someone asked us where we came from. So I said France, the German guy said Germany, the Maltese guy had to say Italy because almost no-one in Peru knows where Malta is, and then the American guy said Portland, like he didnât even specify the state he just thought everyone knew where Portland is đ€
i canât tell whether this is better or worse than
european: where are you from
american: iâm italian
european: omg same! da dove vieni?
american: wait what lol i donât speak mexican i only speak english
and
european: where are you from?
american: (monolingual english speaker, white, never left Marietta, GA in 23 years of life) well iâm 1/5th irish, 1/7th german, 32% greek, 4/9ths native american, 1/12th swedish, a little bit filipino, my mother was a hamster and my father smelt of elderberries, but i just call myself african :)
The American comments on this post are so irritating. I think that some of them donât realise that the USA is just a country while Europe is a continent made up of different countries where you can find different religions, different autochthonous ethnicities, different languages etc; You canât compare a single countryâs diversity to the diversity of an entire continent.
âBut Texas is so different from Oregon! People need to know which state Iâm from because theyâre all so different!â We donât care. We are going to see you as an American, not as a Texan or a Californian or whatever, just like youâre going to see someone from Bavaria as a German, someone from Normandy as a Frenchman or someone from Piedmont as an Italian, not as a Bavarian, a Norman and a Piedmontese. European countries have regional differences too, even more than US states yet we donât feel the need to specify that to foreigners when they ask us where weâre from unless they ask us to elaborate.
âBut the US is so big! Some of our states are even bigger than your countries!â
Russia is the largest country in the world and undoubtedly more diverse than the US. If you were to ask a Russian where theyâre from they would say that theyâre from Russia, not Komi or Tuva unless theyâre speaking to another Russian or someone they know to be familiar with Russian geography.
Youâre not special nor does the world revolve around you, just accept that and move on.
Tip to my fellow Americans just say you are from the U.S and then say the specific state.
Yeah, I just say Iâm from NY, though originally from MA lol
Listen I am not going to risk being mistaken for a fucking Texan, or, god FORBID, a Floridian.Â
I should start saying Iâm from Tampere before anyone thinks Iâm from Helsinki. Or worse, from Turku.

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wow itâs september already ???Â
#tbt that time two brothers bought their own planes, learnt to fly them and disguised them as soviet planes so they wouldnât be questioned and then flew into east germany to rescue their third brother from a park and recorded the entire operation and got away with it
no but legit this is one of my favourite stories from the 20th century it just sums up human ingenuity and how walls just donât fucking work when people will do anything to cross them
the first brother and a friend paddled over the Elbe on inflatable mattresses in the middle of the night to escape the east. they got picked up by a Wessi police officer, who said something like âbit cold for swimming, ey boys?â and the brother says ânot when youâre trying to leave the East.â because all East Germans were automatically citizens of the West too, they were taken into town and established themselves there.Â
the second brother scoped out a particularly dark stretch of the wall. He escaped over it to the west by getting into a high building and shooting an arrow with a steel cable attached over to another building in the west. He then ziplined over. In response to his escape, the Stasi and the Wall designers built another guard tower in the middle of the stretch so no one else could pull the same stunt.Â
the two brothers met up and heard that their who was still in East Germany also wanted out. So, they learnt to fly planes and disguised them as soviet planes. This was so, if the border guards saw them, they wouldnât fire on them - theyâd have to ring up the Kremlin and ascertain whether they were actual soviet planes on an organised fly-by. they flew into East Germany at dawn (recording it all on camera because youâve got to do it for the vine even before vine exists), landed in a park where their brother was hiding in the bushes, loaded him onto one of the planes and flew out of East Germany, laughing all the way.
other great moments include - the guy who broke out of the GDR by driving a very low-slung sportscar under a barrier, the family who built two hot air balloons with their bare hands, the guy who managed to windsurf out of East Germany, the man who stole a tank (my hero), the people who removed the petrol tanks from cars so people could squeeze into the gap where the tank should have been, and of course, one of the most famous photos of the 20th century, with Eastern border guard, conrad schumann noping the fuck out of there when he was meant to be on duty guarding the wall when it was under construction in 1961
Donât forget about the dude who converted a one person rowing boat in a way that one other person could hide in the small space underneath. He could just claim he was on a single boat trip on the east sea when he was stopped and they never really checked, because the boat was clearly too small to fit more than one person. He smuggled like 15 other people into the west.
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american: *decrusts their toast*
german cackles in the distance. a Krustenbrotâą is being cut with the help of a saw and several strong men. infinite chewing and jaw breaking begins. the crunch can be heard over miles, people flinch. it is Abendbrotzeit.
18-year old Westin Sutherland is dubbing popular cartoons in Anishinaabemowin and Cree with the help from language speakers like Elders and teachers in Winnipeg.
ââBig cultures and languages can easily find programming, books, everything in their language. For my own people, Iâve noticed thereâs really nothing and I like the sound of my language â hearing that sound, hearing it spoken in everyday life, hearing it spoken in unique situations.â
Sutherland said he thought about how nice it would be to watch the shows he enjoys in his own language and decided that, since no one else seemed to be doing it, he would try his hand at dubbing cartoons in Anishinaabemowin.â
Did you knowâŠ
âŠThat the French word for âfoxâ (renard) comes from the name of Reynard the Fox, the protagonist of a literary cycle of the same name (fr. Roman de Renart), that used to be very popular in Medieval Europe.
The fables tell the story of Reynardâs adventures, mocking West European aristocracy and clergy of the epoch (presented by other animals). Reynard, a peasant-hero and a smart trickster, fools them for his own advantage and almost always manages to avoid possible consequences of his risky actions.
The stories were written by different authors (Pierre de St. Cloud is known to have opened the cycle), and the characters appeared in many literary works of different kinds created later.
So why did a fictional characterâs name replace the old French goupil? Some people think it happened due to the incredible popularity of âReynard the Foxâ; others believe that this word was used as an euphemism, since it was considered bad luck to name wild animals.
swedish vocabulary (interjections & exclamations)
ok, so i absolutely adore all these cute words the swedes use to express⊠well, literally anything. just look at these. if they arenât the coolest thing iâve seen then i donât know what is.
aj - ouch
aja - phew
blÀ - bleh
fan - dammit
fy - yuck; ew
hördu - hey you
ih - eehh
jaha - well; uh-huh
jasÄ - oh; really; is that so?; indeed
javisst - of course!; sure!; you bet!
jo - no (when answering a negative question)
naja - well
nja - well; uhh
njae - nooo
nÀ - naaah
oj - hey; aww; sorry; oops; ah; wow (literally put it anywhere and it will work)
ojdÄ - oops
ptro - a sound you make to stop a horse
puh - phew; ack
tja - hey; weeell (indicating doubt)
tjoho - yay; yippiee
usch - ew; yuck; ugh
va - what?; huh?
Ă€h - huh
Ă€sch - ack; ugh
Äh - oh
öh - uh
In german we donât say âQuickly now!â, we say âArme und Beine bilden eine rotierende Scheibe wobei der Arsch der höchste Punkt ist!â, and I think thatâs beautiful.

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Anyone heard of or used WordDive? I just found it looking for Estonian & Finnish apps and just caught a first glimpse but it seems cool! And I love that it has both of the langs tbh You can learn the basics, vocab for travelling, for work or advanced vocabulary. Also it has audio which I find super important!! So yeah it seems cool so I thought Iâd share.
when you are french canadian this is 100% more funny
how did they get my grade 5 french teacher for this?
as a french (from France), i can confirm this is 50 times funnier
*wheezing so much you have no fucking idea*
this video is brought to you by the amazing canadian teacher AuthentikÂ
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