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POV: Starting your first Japanese unit on Duolingo
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POV: Starting your first Japanese unit on Duolingo
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the funniest thing about my countrys national language is that we don't have a word for imitating the sound of gulping, so i whenever i talk in my national language, i have to write "gyuuloowkk"
Im so ride the cyclone pilled that my autocomplete had a very risky suggestion for me today while messaging a teacher
Hi yes im messaging to cancel my French prostitute
(Me ordering in Japan, not knowing the word for scrambled egg in Japanese)
卵のバラバラをください？
Very confusing for english people
(in french pain means bread)
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“Helicopter parenting” is a term referring to those who are excessively protective and controlling over their children.
The surname ‘Gupta’ comes from the Sanskrit गोप्तृ (goptṛ), meaning “guardian” or “protector”.
Ergo, those of Indian origin who worry about their kids a little too much could in theory be known as “heligoptṛ parents”.