shiftingsands
Grammar/syntax Nazi in more than one language
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Pie bird 2 comments
shiftingsands
· 6 minutes ago
4 and 20 blackbirds, baked in a pie
What about orange juice? 5 comments
shiftingsands
· 7 hours ago
When I had no milk, I used to mix milk powder with water and put it in cereal. That's still milk
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True story tho 20 comments
Hi am Hannah baker 38 comments
Where does he work? 10 comments
shiftingsands
· 5 days ago
I put drugs into bags and leave them on the shelf until someone comes to collect them, or I directly hand it over to them. Some of them can have it for free depending on their circumstances
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Edited 5 days ago
Your honor 9 comments
And we all know how that turned out 12 comments
A little bit of positivity 4 comments
Small broad Jaguar 8 comments
shiftingsands
· 1 week ago
The phrase 'где водка' doesn't only lack the article, but also the verb 'is' as it is not used in the present tense in Russian.
Small broad Jaguar 8 comments
shiftingsands
· 1 week ago
The Polish language also does not use articles, however in your reply as why articles at important in English, an example would be the phrase 'in office' and 'in an office' which mean two completely different things (these phrases correspondingly in Polish translate to 'w biurze' and 'jest urzędnikiem') because the use of the definite/indefinite article make that much of a difference considering grammar.
I'm someone who's studied both Polish and Russian, so I take into account all these little important details, just wanted to put my input in.
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I'm someone who's studied both Polish and Russian, so I take into account all these little important details, just wanted to put my input in.
