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- Comment on PHP is the English of programming languages 5 days ago:
After decades I am still uncertain of some grammatical rules and word choices. I still struggle with spelling often, and once in a while I find a word that I have been pronouncing wrong my whole life.
Sometimes people correct me, sometimes I just realise my mistakes by observations. I definitely get by, but I wish I could be more fluent.
- Comment on PHP is the English of programming languages 6 days ago:
English and German are both Germanic languages, they have a lot of similarities making it easier for you to learn.
My native language is very different, I guess that makes it much harder for me to learn English. And the terrible disorganised mess doesn’t help.
- Comment on PHP is the English of programming languages 6 days ago:
Did you find English easy to learn? What is your native language?
- Comment on If A.I. is so fast and efficient, and CEOs are paid so much, why not replace CEOs with A.I.? 6 days ago:
Because the first word of your question is “if”.
- Comment on PHP is the English of programming languages 6 days ago:
I have been learning English for decades and I still suck at it.
It is as the OP says “a terrible disorganised mess, it’s inconsistent, it makes very little objective sense”
- Comment on PHP is the English of programming languages 6 days ago:
English is easy to learn?
- Comment on Street racers are not criminals 1 week ago:
I never said this on the fediverse, but FUCK YOU!
Yes you are the fucking villains.
- Comment on do you use non violent communication at the workplace? 2 weeks ago:
No I only communicate violently. /s
It is not unpractical. You don’t need to follow every bullet point for every conversation. In most cases a normal professional conversation just need to be respectful. Some of the non violent techniques are only important in specific situations (e.g. difficult colleague in a stressful scenario)
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
A birthday is just a day, just like the day before and the day after. There is nothing that dramatically changes overnight except for the number.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I am reading this while popping, now you know.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Insult. Unless you’re so smart that it is obviously a joke.
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- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I tend to have casual thoughts while taking showers.
- Comment on How do you combat boredom? 2 months ago:
By answering (no) stupid questions.
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Sounds like you and your dog might be sharing the same gut microbiome. Does your dog lick your mouth?
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
The winner is you.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Animal Crossing has a mobile free version.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Earthbound. It is based in the present time so you get to learn vocabulary that is practical.
And cinematic storytelling telling games such as the Walking Dead or Detroit Become Human.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
I emotionally withdraw myself from the politics. I do read the headlines and summaries but usually skip details that might upset myself.
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- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
2h layover is plenty of time. When you get off the flight at Munchen, ask the flight attendants for the gate number. As long as you go to the correct gate with the boarding pass, there is very little that can go wrong.
Read the rules on what you are allowed/prohibited to carry with you.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Stay calm and read the signs. There are signs everywhere in most airports. Even in South Korea I believe they should have signs in English.
You can also ask for help from airline/airport staff, tell them your situation and they should be very willing to help. Also, visit the airport websites and see the maps, directions in advance.
Make sure your phone has roaming enabled so you can call for help. Use ChatGPT or Google Translate when needed.
I fly quite a lot (but only to South Korea once a long time ago). Please let me know if you have specific questions and I will try to answer.
