why do you prefer it over football?

what is that

Yeah exciting they’re in it. First time since… uhh… France '98 I think

South Africa

What do you like about US politics?

lol

The UK government… a cellphone

It is a statement not a question.

This is what a VPN is for

I understand the question.

Oh good! 😮‍💨

OP is asking what the English variations there are throughout the world.

Then why did she ask about Norwegian? Why did she say “of your language” rather than English? Why did she answer my question by saying she means dialects from the Americas?

I am curious if Jamaican Patois would count as a different language entirely

There’s no academic/formal definition of what counts as a different language rather than a variant. Then it gets politically contested: peoples who want to assert their separatedness claim their language is totally different (e.g. Ulster Scots). That’s one reason if you ask “How many languages are there in the world?”, linguists tell ya “Between 4000 and 8000”

I’m assuming from the context, maybe a region spoken of your language in the Americas?

You are trying to figure out from context what you yourself meant???

What is going on I’m so confused.

OP what does the question mean?

Your post just asks what the Quebecois is, but you forget to say what it means to ‘be a Quebecois’

It’s funny that Kneecap have now gotten worldwide attention for Ulster dialect, coz Ulster dialect sounds weird to most of us.

I’ve lost interest 🥱

There’s not enough information in the top meme to know what theories it’s about.

Things vibrate in a way that isn’t obvious to an unexamined view. If I look at a pebble, it appears to be non-vibratory, still. But a mystic or scientist who has really investigated it closely, exposed it to close analysis, can tell you that the reality of the pebble is vibration, not stillness.

There are people who deny Reality is made of vibrations. They are absolutely deserving of kind & respectful correction, because it’s a wrong view.

Similar experience here.

World appears to be solid/stable at first but on closer inspection is actually vibratory.

It’s ok to have points of agreement. You don’t have to mock and bicker 100% of the time.

For context: Most of the Chinese people I know are urban, aged around 30. Different generations might be different.

Very hardworking ambitious culture, tends to be a lot of work-related anxiety, everyone really ambitious to get ahead, ehich is admirable in one way, but on the other hand… well you see the downsides yourself.

There’s the ‘996’ idea where people were working 9am to 9pm, six days a week, although I haven’t heard of that in the past few years.

Trade union membership isn’t a thing most people have on their radar at all; might be stats on internet about unionisation percentage.

ok lib