Canadian_Cabinet

She’s an iPad gamer, not a real queen in my books

Wait, is the bold text saying what the mistake is or what is correct? Because pene is masculine.

Polla (slang for cock), on the other hand, is feminine

While you normally would be correct, transgender is a adjective, while rights is the noun, so no apostrophe required at all

Well of course you can. You just have to right click it in your inventory and click “drop”

¿Quizás ya esté declarado (lo de xkb_layout) en la config por defecto y la duplicación impida que cargue?

En Sway puedes cambiar el teclado al castellano con el archivo config en .config/sway/config. Por ejemplo,

«input “1:1:AT_Translated_Set_2_keyboard” { xkb_layout es }»

es lo que tengo para mi ordenador. Para ti, tendrás que cambiar «1:1:AT_Translated_Set_2_keyboard» a tu teclado, el que puedes encontrar al poner «swaymsg -t get_inputs» en la consola.

Edito: parece que no sé formatear en markdown así que puedes encontrar la información en el wiki de sway

ANDREW I THINK YOU NEED TO TURN THE MUSIC DOWN SO WE DONT NEED TO YELL besides you’re going to get tinnitus

There’s a massive black outline around the guitar and his hands as well

I have a couple of guitar picks like this

Spanish is pretty similar, but we have a dedicated formal “you” (usted/ustedes). Its technically second person, but its conjugated the same as third

¿Desde cuándo tenía México una colonia en África?

“Bisel” is the only one I don’t understand

I don’t think I’ve ever heard a Mahler piece, but based off of the breath mark and random guessing I’m going to say Symphony no.4 in G major.

Won’t someone think of the salmon??!

As a Spaniard I take extreme offense to your incredibly accurate depiction of Spain as a desert

It’s got to be a boost or an overdrive right?

Hexbear is another instance that’s just full of tankies and terminally online idiots. Most other instances have them banned because all they do is cause trouble

We did it Reddit!

So why do you use numbers? Domingo and sábado make sense as they’re the same in Spanish

Are these representing days of the week or ordinal numbers? These are all cognates in Spanish but I don’t see the connection