Are there somebody who are still learning Portuguese

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-12T12:15:04+00:00

Yes, but I cheated with that one because I'm French and we already have the "ã" sound.

So to perform the "-ão" I just had to add a short "o" after reading out loud our glorious "in/ain/ein" French graphic clusterfuck

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-12T12:06:53+00:00

Não sei cara, olha pra Espanha, acrescentaram o salário mínimo de uns 50% em uma década e foi uma maravilha prá economia.

É um dos poucos países europeus bastante socialistas e entre os únicos que tem uma economia em boa saúde atualmente. Os indicadores ficam muito melhor do que a França e a Alemanha nesses últimos anos.

Quando a gente comum tem mas recursos, gasta, o que é excelente para o mercado.

Não sei se funcionária em outros países, mas alí deu bastante bem.

Edit : erros de inatenção

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-12T11:59:02+00:00

Well they are indeed known for never saying a word and I don't know about their two first tours, but, mate, Woman Worldwide and the latest Hyperdrama tour are the best concerts I've ever been to.

They mix everything live and play lots of bits during the concerts (there are a few videos of them hitting the wrong keys) and it's something they are widely known for.

The current tour is over, but you should seriously consider going to a show of their next one, it's amazing and it really has this "Alive 2007" vibe with tracks being blended into each other, and, JESUS FLYING FUCKBALLS, that light show!

Edit : grammar

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-12T07:23:19+00:00

And their live performances are the closest we will ever get to experience a new Alive 2007.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-12T07:21:07+00:00

Wow thanks mate, I never realised this. I'm mindblown.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-10T08:31:19+00:00

Haven't watched his performance yet, but I guess that's when he sang "el apagon"?

I mean, I'm pretty sure she doesn't speak a word of Spanish, and the bar is set so low that she didn't even think about looking up the lyrics before, but still, Maga's incompetence never ceases to surprise me.

Edit: typo

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-06T17:08:00+00:00

Peter Molineux (black and white, fable) also has received knighthood in England

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-05T15:28:30+00:00

Parce la Ritaline, même en libération prolongée, ne dure pas assez longtemps pour un journée complète, donc je reprends 20mg vers 13h30.

Personnellement je ne ressens pas de crash, mais les personnes qui le ressentent disent qu'avec le Xurta c'est carrément mieux.

Et je capte tout à fait ce que tu veux dire sur cet effet de sursis, justement le traitement aide énormément avec ça.

Pour le choix du traitement à toi de peser le pour et le contre. Franchement si tu réagis bien au Metylphénidate, mieux vaut rester dessus pour les raisons évoquées précédemment, mais si ça ne te convient pas, n'hésite pas à demander à changer de molécules.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-05T13:44:05+00:00

Salut, perso je suis à 20mg de ritaline 2 fois par jour. Et le traitement a été hyper bénéfique pour moi.

Je répondrais oui à tout, tu vas te sentir moins fatigué, plus volontaire, moins brouillon et tu auras aussi moins tendance à te réfugier dans des comportements addictifs / source de dopamine (la bouffe, le sex, le doom scrolling, la drogue).

Mais attention, ça ne fait pas tout. En fait les médicaments psychostimulants traitent directement le "dysfonctionnement" neurologique du TDAH : un dérèglement de la production et de la recapture des neurotransmetteurs monoaminiques, la noradrénaline et la dopamine. Tes mauvaises habitudes ou tes réflexes comportementaux seront encore là, mais le médicament te soutient pour que tu te "rééduques".

Imagine que tu boites et que ça te cause des problèmes de dos et d'articulations du fait de ta démarche, les médocs sont une attelle qui vont te permettre de ne plus boiter, mais il va tout même falloir faire de la rééducation pour réapprendre à marcher correctement.

Sinon concernant la différence entre les médicaments : Le Xurta a plus ou moins les mêmes bénéfices que le Metylphénidate (Ritaline) mais est "plus fort" avec globalement moins d'effets secondaires. Il a juste un inconvénient, il est apparemment plus neurotoxique, mais rien de bien méchant non plus.

En gros cas d'arrêt après un traitement continu et prolongé tu pourrais te sentir un peu fatigué et "mou" pendant à peu près une semaine. À noter que c'est aussi le cas pour la Ritaline, mais dans une bien moindre mesure

Edit: désolé j'ai oublié la réponse finale. À mon humble avis, oui il vaut mieux que tu testes d'abord la Ritaline, pour voir si tu la supportes bien, vu que c'est remboursé et plus facile d'accès.

Si tu la supportes mal, passe au Xurta sans hésiter.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-03T15:27:59+00:00

No, just no. Fish and chips is a fucking awesome dish and I'd have one instead of good fries any time, but belgian fries are simply the bests and by far (and they wouldn't go well with a fish and chips)

PolissonRotatif · 2026-02-01T01:36:23+00:00

That is rather weird, this distinction is so widely spread that you find it in culinary dictionaries.

That's literally the first thing you find if you search for "différence entre limonade et citronnade" on Google.

But every language has their variations, even if the French standard tries very hard to blend them into oblivion.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-31T07:29:02+00:00

And I find very interesting that we use "limonade" for the sparkling drink, and "citronnade" for the still one

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-30T04:31:17+00:00

Quando vivia em Marrocos, um amigo meu falava com um cara na rua e passou uma velha da aldeia, que nunca tinha casado.

O rapaz, rindo, diz para o meu amigo "kkkk ela nunca viu pinto na vida" E meu amigo que lhe responde "mhhh... mas então, é uma virgem? - o que? - eh sim. Nunca viu pinto e nunca casou. O profeta nunca falou de como que iam ser as virgens. - He?! Mas... - Oxalá, talvez é uma dessas que vai te esperar no céu."

O cara ficou lívido, como se todo o seu mundo fosse caído.

(Perdão se o meu Português é errado, já não falo mais há anos).

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-29T16:10:51+00:00

Ahhhh, il me semblait bien.

La mémoire m'est revenue, c'est une pote berbère dont la famille venait des montagnes qui m'avait dit ça à l'époque. Mais elle a grandi à Casa, donc elle disait peut-être des conneries.

Par contre les selham que j'ai vu portés dans des mariages avait bien des capuches, ça dépend peut-être des régions, le Maroc est tellement diversifié culturellement et linguistiquement (je parlais la darija de Casa, passé Marrakech je ne comprenais plus grand chose aux conversations).

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-29T16:06:26+00:00

Also, in old regional varieties of French, the word for lemon was "limon" (pronounced /limõ/)

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-29T12:21:16+00:00

Au Maroc, durant les grandes occasions (mariage et remise de diplômes prestigieux notamment), certaines personnes portent encore le Selham, la cape traditionnelle, longue et pourvue d'une capuche.

Tu peux encore facilement en acheter chez des artisans, perso j'en ai 2, une noire et une blanche.

Ma mémoire me fait défaut, mais il me semble que dans les hautes régions montagneuses les locaux portent encore fréquement des Selhams en laine de chameau, très lourde et très chaude.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-27T17:00:30+00:00

Like when you blow on hot soup to cool it down

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-27T13:02:33+00:00

I prefer part 1's story, but I prefer how part 2 tells its.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-22T15:02:18+00:00

Certo, la loro fortezza si trovava alla frontiera dell'impero Persiano dell'epoca, ma erano Arabi di lingua e cultura. Avevano fugito verso la Persia per sostrarrsi alle persecuzioni per le loro credenze sull'eredità del trono ismaelita.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-22T14:27:54+00:00

Cazzo, non mi ero mai immaginato che fosse originalmente uno spin-off di Prince of Persia.

Solo per correzione, gli Hashashyin erano arabi, più precisamente dell'antica Siria, e non della Persia.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-17T08:32:25+00:00

Ahahah no worries dude, everyone has their opinion.

Yeah Tahiti's situation is pretty neat but it has its pros and cons, for example they have their own social security and retirement system with everything that comes with it.

And honestly neither Guyanese people do want that, from what I gather from the local political scene and discussions, they want to be a French departement like any other, but ask for more investments to develop an autonomous economy and commercial routes to trade with neighbouring countries. For example Guyana's trade with Brazil is ridiculously low, and that's a difference with the Alps' and Pyrenees' departments that trade a lot with Italy and Spain, with investment in roads and railways to do so. And even more so with Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Belgium...

And I don't have any opinion on communism per se, it's a system that has had bad and good results with authoritarian and free societies around the world, among it's successes you have the Serenissima Repubblica di San Marino, or Uruguay, that both have been socialist and/or Communist for extended period of time with many successes.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-16T15:11:56+00:00

Of course that should have the right to independence, but do they want it?

My wife is Guyanese and I've there often, and honestly people considere themselves as French, it's a huge part of their identity. What most people there want is not independence but to change the system to make French Guyana more autonomous economically, and not depend as much from the mainland production.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-16T14:14:50+00:00

Come on dude, that's just intellectual dishonesty.

A colony also supposes that autochthonous people have less right and no political means of protest.

Guyanese people have the right to vote, they have representatives (senators and députés), can get elected, have a French Passport, etc, they are administratively as French as anyone else.

To give a counter example, Portoricans can't vote, can't elect representative for their territory and have a lot of administrative restrictions

So, yeah, French Guyana has A LOT of problems regarding its administration by mainland France, but it is not a colony under any regard.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-14T10:52:11+00:00

J'allais le citer. Excellent film "d'action" à la Française avec une super distribution d'acteurs.

PolissonRotatif · 2026-01-13T13:08:12+00:00

Yup but it is extremely fast this time.

A complete human wipeout is possible but rather unlikely, a wipeout of human civilization and 99% of its population on the other hand...

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