help i misspelled Brendan oh man i am not good with computer pls to help
help i misspelled Brendan oh man i am not good with computer pls to help
we have to close the doge gap
Posting neat Chinese phrases whenever I feel like #21
(sēn lín)
Individually: “[lush] [milieu]”
Combined: “forest”
Remember 木 mù “wood”? Well here are some more of them! Both 森 and 林 can (at least could once upon a time) mean “forest” on their own, but their other meanings pull in different directions: 森 towards thick, dense, dark, strict, and 林 towards grove, circle, group.
yup: tool > technique > work > industry, and branching off into “construction” from somewhere in there
it originally depicted some variant of this but yeah the I-beam definitely helped cement* the continued use of this character
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better not spill it!
I don’t think that sounds appealing?
I think it’s graze :kelly:
the death machine NEED MORE MONEY PLS MR PREZIDNT GIVE MONE
admittedly a rather gay drama but w/e (word of honor)
Everyone’s learning Mandarin lol. I’ve been on and off for a few years but should get back into it, 亡羊补牢!
I’ve tried to learn the Arabic alphabet a few times but I just can’t keep track of the dots. Are there other ways to group the letters that help learning?
1st tone ā - a high flat tone, like singing
2nd tone á - rising, from the middle to the top, like a question
3rd tone ǎ - low tone, as low as you can, it often becomes vocal fry. (also rises a bit at the end of sentences or in isolation)
4th tone à - falling, from the top to the bottom, sounds angry
there’s also a secret “neutral tone” that happens to the second syllable of many two-syllable words, or for grammatical particles. it changes tone height based on where the previous tone ended, so basically if the previous tone ends low, the neutral tone is high and vice versa. these syllables are also shorter in duration and some diphthongs are flattened.
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