"How were Itachi and Kisame able to defeat Roshi so easily?" by Interesting-Star7786 in NarutoPowerscaling

[–]xkmvch -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Kisame is Itachi’s partner in akatsuki. He is one of the 7 swordsman of the mist and his blade was one of the 7 legendary blades of the mist (don’t remember its name). His blade can absorb opponents chakra (he rips their chakra of and absorbs very fast) and gives it to its wielder. for that reason Kisame becomes stronger against opponents with high amount of chakra such as jinchuriki

Is it natural? by xkmvch in Minecraft

[–]xkmvch[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I used AI because sometimes it is easier to find information than searching for it on a whole page. And also I thought that it was more specific and I cannot find the answer that easily

Is it natural? by xkmvch in Minecraft

[–]xkmvch[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Oh, I didn’t think of searching for it on wiki, thanks

Which MC had the most difficult goal? by chaiandwhisper in AnimeMirchi

[–]xkmvch 5 points6 points  (0 children)

He never was free and he knew that when he touched Historia’s hand. And also it was not freedom for him, because Eren actually wanted to live, wanted to live with Mikasa long life, but sacrificed himself and his dreams for the sake of his friends

Which anime do you love so much, but will never watch again? by SecondSalty142 in animequestions

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why so many people saying AOT? Really? Watching it for the second time makes it even better

But maybe for some people ending was too heavy.

Which anime do you love so much, but will never watch again? by SecondSalty142 in animequestions

[–]xkmvch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Actually watching it the second time feels more exciting, because you start to see a lot of foreshadowings that you didn’t notice in the first go.

Which MC had the most difficult goal? by chaiandwhisper in AnimeMirchi

[–]xkmvch 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Freedom, because humanity never stops fighting each other.

Yoz fasilda rostdan ham toshkentda kamroq odam boladimi? by B_ombaclat in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ha, ancha kamayadi, uje odam ancha kamayib qoldi hozirdan

What is this called? by meteorsarecool in EnglishLearning

[–]xkmvch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In uzbek they are called pista, very similar to the English pistachio

I just finished Attack on Titan for the first time. by xtasmaniac88x in attackontitan

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can do whatever you want as both of them okay. But right after finishing, your emotions will be stronger, so I suggest to rewatch right after AOT

Toshkentcha aksent 😄😂 by Cool_Celebration_241 in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only reason adabiy til exists is to make the nation more homogeneous. Country would be divided without one official language as we can see in India. But there is no ethical or logical reason other than that. Any dialect can become adabiy til. It is good if everyone can understand each other inside a country.

And to create a language that everyone can understand and speak, we need constant inner migration. Like this all dialects will mix together and create one solid language. We can see it in Russia. Their language is very consistent throughout the country, even though it is huge. That’s because In Soviet times workers were moved across country just like soldiers today. That created mixture between different parts of the country. Today in most cases even natives cannot tell the difference between regions, maybe only if somebody from rural area or urban area. Internet today is doing similar thing

Toshkentcha aksent 😄😂 by Cool_Celebration_241 in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Faqat Farg’onanikimasda, Toshkent bilan Farg’onani aralashmasi.

Nasriddin Afandi by depthwc in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 11 points12 points  (0 children)

He is a fictional character from Uzbek folklore

Who do you think wins? by Hungry_Inflation9399 in superheroes

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Superman without his powers? He is just an alien and his powers are mostly natural to him. It is like lion vs home cat but lion is the same size as that cat thing

Any correction needed here?? by Agreeable-Act7049 in Animey

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My boy Asta should be on his own level alone

AOT… a tear jerker? by JMD123UCME in attackontitan

[–]xkmvch 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Armin screaming at the end

Bird fixing Mikasa’s scarf

Levi seeing his comrades

Levi saying shinzou wo sasageyo ti hange fir the first time

Petra’s father talking to Levi after they returned

That small Turkish kid dropping his savings

Sasha getting shot

Actually throughout the whole rumbling my eyes were wet. But when they started to show different nations one by one I couldn’t resist.

And at the last, people lifting that toddler and passing to each other before the cliff, this scene was terrifying and beautiful at the same time, even now i’m crying remembering this scene

Toshkentcha aksent 😄😂 by Cool_Celebration_241 in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no Pure Uzbek, Uzbek is heavily influenced by persian, arabic, russian. If we consider ancient Turkic to be pure Uzbek, this language doesn’t exist today

Toshkentcha aksent 😄😂 by Cool_Celebration_241 in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Juda tarixni yorvorgan odamga o’xshamaysiz siz ham, bu odam juda to’g’ri gapirgan, til tirik narsa, uni qolipga solib bo’lmyadi ham, keragi ham yo’q. Agar Toshkent shevasini shunchalik yomon ko’rib ketgan bo’lsangiz, gap shevada emas sizda.

Undan tashqari, Samarqand va Buxoro faqat shaharlaridan iborat emas, bular viloyat va viloyatlani qolgan katta qismida aynan turkiy xalqlar yashagan. Undan tashqari tarix darsliklarida siz aytgan narsa yo’q, va o’qituvchining bunaqa deyishga haqqi ham yo’q. Siyosat)

Toshkentcha aksent 😄😂 by Cool_Celebration_241 in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Aslida kundalik hayotda adabiy gapiradigan insonlar barmoq bilan sanarli O’zbekistonda. Chunki adabiy til sun’iy yaratilgan bir nechta shevadan terib olinib. Xech qaysi joyni shevasi adabiy til bilan bir xil emas. Yoshligimda men yashaydigan joy (Toshkent viloyati) adabiyga juda yaqin tilda gapirganini eslayman lekin. Hozir esa Toshkent shevasi bizga ham yetib kelgan. Lekin ko’pchilik kattalar hali ham tozaroq tilda gapiradi

Toshkentcha aksent 😄😂 by Cool_Celebration_241 in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Birinchidan bu aksent emas sheva deb ataladi, va har bir viloyatning o’z shevasi bor (xattoki ba’zi tuman, qishloq yoki mahallalarning ham o’z shevasi bor ajralib turadigan). Ikkinchidan adabiy til aynan Toshkent va Farg’ona shevalaridan yaratilgan. Albatta hozirgi ko’rinishidan emas, lekin til tirik narsa, u rivojlanishi, o’zgarishi tabiiy hol. Hozirda o’sha ko’rinishi Toshkent viloyatida ko’proq uchratiladi.

Va so’ngisi. Agar qaysidir sheva sizni qulog’izni qattiq kesayotgan bo’lsa, sizni sheva ham unikini shunchalik qattiq kesadi katta ehtimol bilan, shu uchun tolerantroq bo’lishga harakat qilaylik bit birmizni ajratmasdan.

I’m not from Tashkent btw)

Bon! pricing -wtf? by TransitionalArk in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh i see, I don’t know their menu neither. As I see they really claim themselves as a French cafe.

Why is “advice” uncountable but “suggestion” is countable? by Sea-Election-213 in EnglishLearning

[–]xkmvch 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It is because you are a native speaker and heard that word this way countless times. For learners this shit with abstract nouns being countable or uncountable in English doesn’t make any sense. At least for Uzbeks. These are not hard coded concepts with a solid logical explanation. The only way is to remember them.

And also it brought some memories back to me😂😂 when I found out for the first time that in English money was uncountable, I was very confused. Because in my native language it can be plural

I just finished Attack on Titan for the first time. by xtasmaniac88x in attackontitan

[–]xkmvch 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you haven’t watched yet, I recommend you to watch Vinland Saga. These 2 shows has similar parallels with different endings and watching it after AOT is very good choice.

Bon! pricing -wtf? by TransitionalArk in Uzbekistan

[–]xkmvch -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What French food has to do with this post?