With an English understanding of spelling, just say “Oiler”
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I think it’s the title.
I personally would write “digital watercolour” or “digital” instead of “watercolour” by itself. Seems more appropriate.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•What's your answer? And in the picture which news story is being reported?
2·9 days ago2004 Tsunami in Thailand
Not me, but I learned to drive a 1967 tractor before driving a car, and you have to manually preheat the glowplug.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's a song in a language you don't speak that still gets you dancing and yelling along hyped?
1·10 days agoBaba Yetu by Stellenbosch Choir (or anyone actually)
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•I'm not saying that I agree with it, but it's understandable.
6·11 days agoAmeriga exblain
If you zoom out a little and look at the phrasing more than the ant problem, it is classic us defaultism. You can read it all the time here. Maybe you haven’t noticed it, if you’re from the US yourself.
But sentences like “don’t replace your grass lawn with cloverleaf, it’s invasive” can be expected like clockwork.
The european honey bee is also quite often given this title.Not talking globally
Everyone is constantly talking globally, except US Americans. If I mention something local to me, I always preface that. As do all other participants of the internet. Except for … you know
Wundervoll
You do have an accent. It’s the same accent as everyone around you. There is no speech without accent.
It’s impossible for fire ants to be invasive in general.
They’re invasive to SOMEWHERE. We don’t all live in the same neighbourhood.
Not everyone celebrates Halloween
Ypu see that beautiful stick shift? I don’t think that one’s recording quite yet.
People back then shared the road with all traffic modes. It’s us today that have misshaped or are misusing it.
I think you misjudge the size of the standard city roundabout in Europe.
Let’s take a standard one lane each way road. Reaching the roundabout, the space barely widens. It’s not a giant ring highway, just a circle. There’s a zebra crossing at each entrance, so I (as a pedestrian) have the right of way.
The roundabout slows cars down to a 20-30 km/h speed, so they have ample time to see me and brake. Still for the car driver it’s quicker than standing at a traffic light.
Works better to what end?







Ich habe überlegt, das so darzustellen, aber Euler war Schweizer. Da würde das R sehr viel deutlicher betont werden als im Hochdeutsch von Deutschland.