German, Cantonese, mandarin, English, French.

I used to know in Swahili too, does that count ?

It’s coming from the abacus, meaning most likely all of Asian languages have this.

I wonder about Arabic ones ?

Well if you can count to ten in mandarin, you can count to 100.

It’s literally 5 10 2, 5 10 3 for 52, 53 etc.

Add one more word for hundreds, one more for thousands.

After that it gets tough cause numbers beyond thousands are split by packs of 10 thousands, not hundred thousands like most western world (I guess).

Similar to the lakh in Indian

Until the red states run out of food and start eyeing the neighbouring blue states

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Ça va ? Ça va. Et toi ça va ? Ça va

Cut you in the line like you dont exist. Try to force their way in the queue. Shout to their friends right next to your ears. Bump their luggage in your knee/feet/ankle. Stop in the middle of the road or in front of the elevators. Clip nails in public transport. Burp and fart in restaurant without a word. Drop trash on the floor. Spit in the street… you name it, I’ve seen it all.

And again, like all generalities, it doesn’t make much sense. I know not all Chinese people are like that. Especially your mom lol.

Rude, impolite and loud people. But not all Chinese people are like that. But the ones that are stand out the most.

I started with pirates of the carribean, so…

blackpearl: main PC Redpearl: raspberry pi Purplepearl: refurbished laptop. The router is … router

The phone is zizidane (“donkey dick” in French, also playword on Zinedine Zidane).

Why do freetube and new pipe break at different moments in time ? Iirc, it first started for new pipe, then for a little while with pipepipe, and it’s freetubes turn.

I love dried shrimp. They smell very strong, are quite salty and I think full of cholesterol, but when I start a pack, it’s difficult for me to stop eating

Yes, doubling characters or numbers is common in Chinese to insist on the item.

At weddings, you will see lots of double happiness characters for example.

“Everybody” is literally the character for people that is repeated, so “yan yan”.

I like to use https://searx.neocities.org/ It randomises your search across several searx instances. It’s not always reliable as some instances are sometimes down or exceed request limit. But retrying often works. Worst case i use mojeek or ddg