Thank you

Like a gritty modern Robin Hood?

Do you teach this usually? These explanations seem very practiced (in a good way).

Thanks a lot, maybe this will help me sound at least somewhat casual :D

If we take “Earth” as the biosphere, because honestly the naked rock isn’t that interesting, then the cancer analogy is fitting. After all, we grew as part of that Earth and have developed to a size and growth that now threatens to kill our host/the rest of the body

Fascinating. That explains the similarity. Since watching that episode of Witch Watch I definitely feel bad about my formal “Duolingo” Japanese :D

By the way, is there a rule to how these short forms are formed?

Looking at the cover image, I can see why they would look at it in the shower

If only

Thanks for the feedback, seems my efforts weren’t entirely wasted :D Interesting, that the Kanji for water itself does not contain that rqficale (unless you squint heavily) What’s the difference to Ikkimashou? Isn’t that the suggestive form? As in ‘we should go’

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As someone who learns japanese. Is that a kanji for a honorific? probably kun? ゆうじ is the name, although weird that it is written in hiragana I guess… But I fail at this one 海行こうぜ

The first Kanji has the one for mother as part of it I think… And the second one is pronounced it ‘i’ so …iikouze ? Let’s go somewhere?

True. Weird, wonder why that has vanished from the web…

The Fall of Civilizations podcast deep-dives ancient civilizations. Phenomenal.

One of my all time favourites. I even got one of the signed copies of his book

Thanks for the tip, can’t wait to listen in. It’s also available on Spotify

Right? I’m gonna start practicing my queen waving right now

An Intel CPU with quicksync is the better and way more energy efficient solution for transcoding. A regular 8th gen+ i7 can handle multiple 4k transcodes

I’ll take 5

Why would it remove energy? It doesn’t create liquid water and then freezes it. It creates matter with a certain energy level. Creating ice would probably just cost a minuscule bit less energy than the same amount of liquid water

why tho? a little bit of paint won’t be too much weight, right?

That’s my impression as well and I’ve only been at it for half a year. In the beginning you would also get grammar help at the start of new chapters, but that stopped relatively quickly, so now it’s mostly diy grammar rules by analyzing the sentences. Maybe I’ll have a look at Busuu

Yeah, that was what I assumed. For now Duolingo still uses the ご hiragana for the go part in Nihongo. And the Kanji for べんきょ wasn’t introduced yet

All good. I’m just glad to get the opportunity to get to talk about this with someone :D