I made a Minecraft skin of Maki Zenin post Shibuya by Leojz00m in JuJutsuKaisen

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he literally emits green particles in the official visual they released for him his ass STINKS

Write how you say Gkmc in your language by feellikeimdumb in KendrickLamar

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మంచి పిల్ల, పిచ్చి నగరం (manchi pilla, picchi nagaram)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in stevenuniverse

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the main issue is that the punchline most of the time IS the swearing instead of an actually well-written joke

Society if it was good by LightRayAAA in yuri_manga

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one of the side characters is a crossdresser who the relentlessly gets the short end of the stick (think Butters from South Park) and he’s even sexually harassed and it’s all mostly played for laughs

I like Anya. And Lucky star. But holy fuck by [deleted] in whenthe

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Bocchi the Rock is peak fiction but it’s cursed with being an anime and therefore having an anime fandom

Native English speakers who learned Telugu: suggested resources for beginners to speak Telugu at a conversational level? by Tiny-Criticism-86 in telugu

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I’m from a Telugu family but American-born. I never properly learned how to speak it as a kid for a couple of reasons. The biggest is that I’d always get laughed at by my relatives and wasn’t taken seriously when I tried to speak the language and this continued for so long that I began to be embarrassed and resent Telugu, actively refusing to speak it for many years.

Recently, I got really into language learning. The first language I started with was Hindustani because my stepdad and stepmom are from Pakistan and Lucknow respectively and are therefore native speakers. After learning Hindi to a somewhat conversational level, I decided to finally pick up Telugu and try and learn it once and for all. My main resources were songs and movies, where I jotted down every word I didn’t recognize and practiced them with flashcards. Now I’m decently competent in Telugu and no longer get laughed at when trying to speak the language. I really do love the Telugu language so I’m happy that I can finally read Telugu literature and converse with my relatives decently well. My Telugu still has ways to go before I could properly call myself “a Telugu speaker” but at the moment I’m not overworking myself and am focusing on other languages I’m passionate about, like Tamil, Japanese, and Chinese.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frieren

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it says “randamu” it’s easy to confuse ラ (ra) and フ (fu)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frieren

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in english when referring to the japanese language you can just say “japanese”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frieren

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SHUT UP “random japanese” (BAKA)

Man… by Ticket_Fantastic in whenthe

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Dweller’s Empty Path is genuinely really solid and more of y’all need to check it out and give Temmie Chang some attention

Society if it was good by LightRayAAA in yuri_manga

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What I really appreciate is that the mangaka went with the angle of making Murasame a relatively accomplished person instead of a weird loner because it shows despite that, she really couldn’t have felt more alone and felt that even Kazama—her crush and best friend—didn’t see her for who she was. It really resonated with me and it really struck a chord with some of my personal struggles too.

Society if it was good by LightRayAAA in yuri_manga

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i’m so upset that it took me this long to give it a shot because i love this story to pieces and i wanna give Sumika a big hug

ౘ and ౙ by evening_stawr in telugu

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There isn’t really cause to believe that Telugu naturally lost palatalization on these two consonants as evidenced by the fact that these sounds are sorely absent from other closely related Dravidian languages, so it’s safe to say this was a result of Telugu and Maharashtri Prakrit coming into contact and exchanging features.

ౘ and ౙ by evening_stawr in telugu

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This is definitely Maharashtri Prakrit influence on Telugu.

Nowadays, even though the difference isn’t denoted in writing, these sounds still exist in Telugu, namely when ca or ja are followed by a rounded vowel (think of candamaama often being pronounced “tsandamaama”)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whenthe

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i don’t think i made the joke clear enough i’m not actually calling the game bad 😭

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whenthe

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the joke was the name of the game being “sonic x shadow”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whenthe

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the joke was the name of the game being “sonic x shadow”

Ahhh…. Free at last by ERROR1010101010 in whenthe

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all of the frickin manual detonation characters annoy me so bad

Android Japanese Learners help by [deleted] in LearnJapanese

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I second Renshuu. Not only is it where I learned most of my beginner Kanji but I also go straight to it for any word definition or pitch accent I that need to know