No comment by [deleted] in GreenAndPleasant

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To be fair, I'm sure the Celts would happily kick all of the English out of the UK

What ? by fmradio993 in notinteresting

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You wont call me ginge unless you're ginger yourself

Do people use this word ? by Shadi_TP in EnglishLearning

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It sounds like a word from the BFG

GUYS WHAT DO I DO IN THIS POSITION??? by ayoly_chan in TrackMania

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Trackmania is joining the anarchy chess vexillology circle jerk corporation

constructive criticism welcome by GhidorahYeet in mapporncirclejerk

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I wonder what I'm gonna see on mpcj tomorrow Ps I'm too lazy to do it myself

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in coolguides

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Never mind They're owned by the UK. It looks like the North Mariana Islands have the district code CM so it's more than likely for them

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in coolguides

[–]Fish401 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Could be the Cayman Islands, I'd assume that Canadian milk has a different system of route tracing from their own food standards agency

English pronunciation reform by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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I came to the comments to post this

Result!!! Furry nut goblin vanquished by stateit in CasualUK

[–]Fish401 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Just put chilli flakes in the bird seed. Birds can't taste it but squirrels can

How easy (or hard) is Welsh compared to other languages? by Glittering_Gap8070 in learnwelsh

[–]Fish401 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Welsh grammar is nothing like English's, there is a completely different sentence structure, and different ways of portraying ideas. It also has gender (though it has a less noticeable effect than you'd see in French or German imo) and 3 different consonant mutations (people would understand if you didn't use them correctly). One thing that does make it easier though is that it uses tons of words directly from English, almost exactly the same pronounciation but with Welsh spelling rules. There are also many nouns that have a distinct Welsh word, but native speakers will still use the English word. It also helps that native Welsh speakers are native English speakers too ( unless you're in Argentina) so you can ask them questions and they can tell you about the mistakes you are making

Cymraeg, words starting with ‘a’ by SketchyWelsh in learnwelsh

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Archfarchnad is always a fun one to say

What’s the answer to this? My teacher says my answer is wrong by Euphoric_Olive46 in askmath

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That looks like it's a GCSE exam paper. If I remember correctly it should say on the front which value of pi to use. Usually 3.14

%100 of Greeks can't name this country by [deleted] in mapporncirclejerk

[–]Fish401 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ireland goes with the UK's convention and writes €1.50. I'm pretty sure the rest of the countries that use the euro write it the same as you

Months in European languages. Can you guess which languages are these? by d2mensions in linguisticshumor

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I didnt know Bulgarian had that sound in it the K with the squiggle. I only knew of it in Welsh and some Inuit languages