An isotope?
An isotope?
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Well that squid is two short
There are cases where fake places became real since people moved there afterwards
We say “flyver” in Danish which basically would be flyor in English. “At flyve” means “to fly”.
The ‘proper’ word - so to speak - “flyvemaskine” directly translates to “flymachine”, compounding “(to) fly” and “machine”. Though if you’re really busy you can just call it a “fly”.
You think people advocating for mass transit want to remove all roads? Cause that’s a nice strawman you have there
That would be “cattle”. A cow is specifically a mature, female cattle.
Nothing interesting really, I might get the opportunity to move to Finland for a year, so I’ve practiced Finnish through Duolingo if that becomes a reality :)
Danish native
English fluent
I can pronounce German quite well imo
In Finnish i can say “my bunny is cute”
They’re still helpful for air quality, just not regarding CO2
Just curious, what prevents you from using 3-button navigation when one handed?