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"My speaking skills suck, I should really spend more time working on them!" *Continues to exclusively work on reading*
Trying to track down the history of why Norwegian and Danish use æ and ø while Swedish uses ä and ö and all I'm getting is "Norwegian and Danish use æ and ø while Swedish uses ä and ö" and I'm like YES. I KNOW. BUT WHY. WHY DID THIS HAPPEN. WHY IS SWEDEN THE REBEL CHILD.
me: *doesn't practice my productive language skills* me: why aren't my productive language skills getting better :(
Oooh language discourse in my Pokemon game, delicious!
Commented on someone's post on HelloTalk and also told them the post contained no errors, the English was perfect, and their response was "well I used AI to write it :)" and ????? I'm so ??? confused ????? why the fuck are you on a language learning app if you're just gonna use AI to speak the language for you anyway?????
Icelandic is right about þ and ð. We should bring those characters back into English.
Quick, Irish-speaking/learning folks! How do I wish my supervisor "Happy St Patrick's Day" in Gaeilge?
Noticed something interesting about my accent when teaching the other day. For a bunch of reasons (international community, using teaching materials that primarily make use of US English, students no understanding my accent) my accent tends to shift closer to US American when I'm teaching, BUT! Not consistently! When I'm teaching high-energy classes with rowdier students, I Americanise more. When I'm teaching quiet, shy classes I revert to being terribly British.