Stimmt, daran hab ich nicht gedacht
Gatekeeping advocacy against a genocide is the wildest kind of lib brain
Of the 2 million most used sites in the EU not even 10% pass the lowest bar of the GDPR. Thing is, that when the problem is this wide spread, the courts don't want to open the floodgates when they start to percecute all those websites.
I don't know how you got to that anwer, this would go hard as balls
Please get checked for Diabetes. That's the first sign :(
I just send this to my gf, the meme's a banger
Ohh boy, I don't know how much you read beforhand, but the new characters are the best content of the game. They range from infuriatingly hard to trivial, but all of them have a fresh spin in the gameplay and existing mechanics. You are in for a treat my friend.
They also make terrible Linguists!
Exurb1as videos are insanely good
New wave esoteric is dangerous and cringe
Grüße!
Daemnyz
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The thing with cases for nouns in German is that after you surpassed the first hurdle in understanding them, it just makes so much sense. If you place languages on a spectrum from syntactical to context based, you find Latin basically on the far side of syntactical. Almost everything regarding relations of different parts of the sentence can be cleared up by suffixes, whole subordinate clauses are packed into 2 words without any comma. English on the other hand is very much dependent on context. The word order is paramount, there are like 30 tenses which are not concerned with time, but relation to other actions or dozens of case-by-case rules and meaning is often inferred. But the upside is that it's studiply easy to reach a level where you can hold a normal conversation on the streets, especially when you already speak a Roman language. It's just very inefficient and far less unambiguous. While German is not as syntactical as Latin, it's much closer to it's roots. Gendered nouns should be a thing of the past and I see my prescriptivism leaving my soul every time I talk about them.