Aug 17, 2025
my cool trait that makes people definitely like me more is i will play kled voice line videos at least once a week
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my cool trait that makes people definitely like me more is i will play kled voice line videos at least once a week
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Da sier jeg god natt egt. Bonne nuit. Mi lape.
Have you gotten further in your research on cloning Kovu?
BEDAK: Because Everybody Deserves a Kovu, I'm thinking we apply for grants through the NIH for health/mental health, to start a dedicated cloning lab. Perhaps we could make it an international initiative and apply for grants from all over the world. With equal distribution everywhere, Because EVERYBODY Deserves A Kovu.
Obviously we'll need the most experienced cloning staff as well as the equipment, so this is going to be a resource-heavy project. But just think of the benefit to the world. With a Kovu in your lap kissing your face, your whole mood is lifted at least 11 points (out of 10).
Okay, was anyone going to tell me there's a whole website with public domain audio books, or was I supposed to fuck around on the Romeo and Juliet wiki page and find out myself?
Shout Out
To all the sister wives whose first language is NOT English, yet still create such well written stories to share with us on this site. I'm not nearly bilingual (as much as I study) so my hat's off to all of you.
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american: my name is Sol, it vaguely means sun
me, a swedish person: wtf do u mean âvaguelyâ??
sleepy. TrĂžtt. sĂžvnig. Sleepytired. sĂžvn..., je suis trĂžtt.
Norwegian possessive pronouns
ok this is probably incorrect usage but for the purposes of this post by "subject" I mean subject who owns the "object" not the actual subject of the sentence.
Possessive pronouns in Norwegian depend on the subject and object, specifically the ordinal number person (1/2/3) the count of the subject (singular/plural) and the count of the object (singular/plural) and the gender of the object (masc/fem/not). In most cases the possessive pronoun is the same as the reflexive, except for third person. Where the reflexive does not depend on the subject's gender(masc/fem), but the regular possessive one does.
the difference between reflexive and not is
A looks at A's shoes -> reflexive (she looks at her shoes -> hun ser pÄ skoene sine)
A looks at B's shoes -> not (she looks at his shoes -> hun ser pÄ skoene hans)
(one exception shown below) (I believe that's right but I'm not 100% cause no sources mentioned it but I'm a bookworm & native speaker)
Possessive pronouns are usually after the noun. You can generally write it before I think, but it often sounds odd. You can use it to emphasize who possesses the object though "det er min bok, ikke din!!" -> "it's my book, not yours!!'. But if you write the possessive pronoun before you have to make the noun "undefined" ("boken min" -> "min bok") Norwegian "ubestemt form".