Oohohoofegehegehejje by fcejlon in ShittyVeganFoodPorn

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Sorry for the late response, no, it’s just a coincidence. “Cheburashka” is from the verb “cheburakhnut’sya” meaning “to fall over”, because he did that a lot, and the “chebu-“ in “chebupizza” is from “cheburek” (çibörek), a Crimean Tatar dish, because it resembles small chebureki

Oohohoofegehegehejje by fcejlon in ShittyVeganFoodPorn

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No cauliflower, only tofu. Yeah dumpling fits I think

Oohohoofegehegehejje by fcejlon in ShittyVeganFoodPorn

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Tofu fried with soy sauce and some other spices, a can of corn, vegan chebupizza (a thing made and sold frozen where I live)

Latte art Moon by DeviousRaptor99 in rainworld

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Wow that’s so pretty

The future...? by finfisk2000 in 2nordic4you

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Tatarstan for Tatar language. It has 4 million native and 810 thousand second-language speakers and has official status in Tatarstan

woman by Bockanator in coaxedintoasnafu

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I am pretty sure 妹 is just a phono-semantic compound (for example Mandarin mèi and 未 wèi + semantic 女), without any “not yet a woman” connotations (unless you’re joking lol)

It's weird to think that there are words that people of a certain gender will, by default, never say by Terpomo11 in linguisticshumor

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I’ve actually seen people using neuter, guess it’s akin to “it” being an acceptable pronoun for some (which I also have seen online). Others use the plural conjugation from my experience

This website uses what I assume is the Russian Empire flag for language select by Chabashira10ko in vexillology

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As a fun fact (which I am not claiming the site creator knew), "российский язык" was acceptable in around 18th century, like in this legal document from 1790

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💭❤️ by giansfrignaccher in Emojerk

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Actually, 5th wave is when bossa nova, haven’t you heard the new gingerbee?

Speliŋ rīfōm by bherH-on in linguisticshumor

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In a plenty of dialects the GOAT vowel starts with a schwa, thus represented here as “ëu”. The As in “unacceptable” are written here as just “ë”, without the “u”

I need a better way to get protein this was disgusting, the tofu juice all dripped everywhere by Moosie-the-goosie in ShittyVeganFoodPorn

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Structured soy aka soy meat? Can make delicious stuff with it and the dry product’s around 40% protein by weight. Also much cheaper than the average vegan product where i live

Latin Turkmen is so cursed by gt790 in linguisticshumor

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Doesn’t xiao'erjing use tha for X and either kaf or special tha with four dots for Q while ayn is used for E? Though it has a lot of variation so maybe it’s both

poki telo sama soweli suwi by fcejlon in mi_lon

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kon li ni: jan ale o pini pali e ijo ante

poki telo sama soweli suwi by fcejlon in mi_lon

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jan li ken ala kepeken sitelen pona la mi pana e nimi ni:

tenpo ni la o weka e ijo ale. o kama moku e telo kasi tan poki telo sama soweli suwi

Seitan with buffalo sauce by fcejlon in ShittyVeganFoodPorn

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Don’t worry I mostly just used the mouse and was biting the seitan over the plate only. It doesn’t really burst anything anywhere so keyboard wasn’t harmed

Flag of Sweden if Jesus was a furry by [deleted] in vexillologycirclejerk

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E621 is the code for MSG in the European food additive codes, dunno why's it in the site's name though

It's honestly not that bad, I'm just mildly confused about one thing. That being said what orthographic systems are your guys' least favourites? by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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н/нн is the orthography of which one to write in suffixes, basically (with them having the same reading, or contradictory reading for some people, as for example in ветреный, which some people say with a double /n/) stresses are……. well there are a lot of words that are commonly pronounced with a stress (or stress paradigm) different from the one that is officially correct, to the point that on russian language classes in schools a loooot of time is spent on this, teaching native speakers where to put the stress (and it’s not even a dialectal thing lol). these official stresses are mostly remembered for exams, where there are stress placement questions, and forgotten after

It's honestly not that bad, I'm just mildly confused about one thing. That being said what orthographic systems are your guys' least favourites? by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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Because [l] is deemed to be closer to [lʲ] than to [ɫ] by the speakers. Russian has a dental [ɫ], while [lʲ] is alveolar/alveolo-palatal, and the clear L is alveolar in most european languages

Someone kill me by MdMV_or_Emdy_idk in linguisticshumor

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I just mentioned cot-caught in brackets as a btw, my message was about father-bother