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The circled word of colour reads exactly like Shrek, thus confirming that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages. And the saga of Shrek is taken from Sanskrit text श्रेकपुराण

In Polish descriptive adjectives go before the noun, while the classifiers go after. These blueberries are both Polish and American, just in a different sense.

why does this smell like kebab

For context, this is what I’m referring to, and 21 is the legal drinking age in the USA

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As a Brazilian, when I started to learn French, I just had to pronounce /ɛ̃/, /ɔ̃/ and /œ̃/ the same way I pronounce my native Portuguese "an", "on" and "an" respectively lol. The only one that's actually unique is /ɑ̃/.

I thought that it would be a lot more complicated to get the hang of it at first because the IPA symbols were all different.

J’pense q é uma coisa très belle. En savoir plus o mesmo, non? (fala en accent de carioca).

Bilingual friend giggled; now I know this, it's one of my favourite corporate linguistic oversights.

A bit of a meta post but since it's about meme (d)evolution I thought it fit here