If the type is hard to read, then maybe slow down so you can read it. Benefits!
Statistics have shown that multilingual societies tend to be less myopic.
Had to Google it though I guessed the first name was vaguely Germanic. Won’t spoil the answer but … nice! I was off in my guess
You know the whale hunters in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home should be speaking Kvenish not Finnish.
Picture pulled off the internet, but this is not far from where one of my uncles lives.
i believe the one on the bottom reads “please see other side for more information”
Tangentially related… There’s been a data leak at Duolingo, where hackers have managed to steal account information including usernames and email addresses for 2.6 million users. Be on the lookout for bogus emails and phishing attacks from them if you are a subscriber.
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( oof. 35 dollars for the research paper: Spanish-influenced lexical phenomena in emerging Miami English | John Benjamins )
and it’s not available on that well known source of liberated papers. pity
I keep meaning to check for recent news about Duolingo to find out what’s going on. During the past couple of weeks, the paths for a few languages have changed. I was pushed back about 8 units in French, Spanish, and German. Maybe Italian stayed put because I haven’t been working on it very long. There’s a message about being relocated because of new content, and now these Legendary challenges keep popping up in French (so far I’ve ignored them).