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Where did you learn the word "tulpa"?
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The Rainbow Dash hypnosis tapes post
The Draco Malfoy shifting post
Somewhere else on tumblr/I don't remember but it was on tumblr
Somewhere else on the internet
From a book
In real life
I don't remember
I don't know this word
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realised something recently and now i'm curious
which pronunciation of 'either' do you say most frequently?
EE-ther
EYE-ther
neither (aka nuance)
obligatory 'reblog with where ur from' so i can see if this is a regional thing?
Non native English speakers, What is your opinion of the sound of spoken English?
pleasing overall
neutral overall
displeasing overall
depends on accent of speaker
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reblog for bigger sample size appreciated
Does your language have a specific object which it seems to absolutely love? By which I mean, there are multiple words to describe one thing in different stages/ways 1. Yes!!!! So many words for one thing 2. Kinda?? We have a couple of words for it 3. Not to my knowledge 4. No I've never considered this 5. Results/Nuance/What even are words E.g. in my mother-tongue we have at least 5 words (probs more idk) to describe different kinds of coconuts, their life-stages and the different components.
Does your language have a specific object which it seems to absolutely love? By which I mean, there are multiple words to describe one thing in different stages/ways E.g. in my mother-tongue we have at least 5 words (probs more idk) to describe different kinds of coconuts, their life-stages and the different components.
Yes!!!! So many words for one thing
Kinda?? We have a couple of words for it
Not to my knowledge
No I've never considered this
Results/Nuance/What even are words
Which of the following made-up words is more appealing to you?
Occuboinkal
Scrumtush
Pick the first word you don’t know the meaning of
Repeat
Caress
Rendezvous
Abhor
Cajole
Undulate
Requiem
Cacography
Anachronism
Accismus
I knew all these words
Results
Assume you are typing out a parenthesized sentence ending in a smiley face [for example, (opening parenthesis) The weather is nice today :) (closing parenthesis)]. How do you adjust for the extra parenthesis?
Treat the smiley face as the closing parenthesis (The weather is nice today :)
Type the extra parenthesis (The weather is nice today :))
Replace the smiley face with a different symbol (The weather is nice today :D)
Replace the smiley face with an emoji (The weather is nice today 😀)
Replace the opening and closing parenthesis with a different symbol*
Rework the sentence to remove the need for parentheses and/or an emoticon**
Something else not mentioned above
Multiple of the above/interchangeably
I have been in this situation before but haven’t quite figured out a solution
This has never happened to me/I’ve never been in this situation before
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*Using [] or {} instead of () {The weather is nice today :)}
** “I am happy because the weather is nice today”
How do you pronounce Hawaii?
2 syllables (ha-why)
3 syllables (ha-why-yee)
3 syllables with a glottal stop (ha-why'ee)
i don't use this word
