tommi
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See all »In English, at least in USA, people write $3 and mean three dollars (rather than dollars three), while other units are written after the number; no c99, h13, min22, '5, etc. to be seen. Why is it $...
1 answer · posted 3y ago by tommi · last activity 3y ago by Jirka Hanika
In Portuguese a male speaker thanks with an «obrigado», while a female with an «obrigada». I am reading a text (some thank you notice for buying some mass-produced industrial product with no obvio...
1 answer · posted 1y ago by tommi · last activity 1y ago by Quasímodo
When playing house with a child, they say things like "Nyt se meni nukkumaan." when they mean that I should have the toy I am playing with go to bed. Similar use of the simple past / imperfect tens...
2 answers · posted 3y ago by tommi · last activity 3y ago by viäränlaenen
I have read somewhere that Swedish is more conservative than the other continental North Germanic languages, Norwegian and Danish. Clearly Icelandic is more conservative then these all. But is the ...
1 answer · posted 3y ago by tommi · last activity 3y ago by Jirka Hanika
Having language tags capitalized and others not might increase their visibility or specialness. This would not be a bad thing. English likes to capitalize some strange things such as language n...
posted 3y ago by tommi
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