hell of a comment, consider myself entertained by your fun fact

We can’t even detect if something is poisonous with the taste buds we do have, kids drink antifreeze still

It's honestly a double V

Self diagnosis for digestive related diseases?! Like if you tasted blood 🤷🏻‍♂️

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I mean, you can say it’s luck but what evolutionary purpose would anal taste buds serve

In english there only a few deterministic words: "the, thoses, these..."

In french there is a lot more.

Ex:

I eat the banana / I eat bananas

Je mange la banane / Je mange des bananes

We don't hear the s at the end but the word "des" specify it's plural verbally.

It can also be "je mange les bananes"

Using "des" is to talk about some random bananas. Using "les" is to talk about specific bananas in the context of the conversation

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that's just because you don't have Ypsilon or i grec or the Greek alphabet

What is this r/WallStreetBets?

W is on the only letter with more than one letter in it cause it's a "double u."

That's why they wrote it in english you tard

But isn’t there studies saying that 30%-50% of water predates the sun

But isn’t there studies saying that 30%-50% of water predates the sun

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American English is "Zee", British English is "Zed".

Someone tell me how that makes sense coz verbally they usually don’t add an ‘s’ sound. idk french has such obscure pronunciation rules T_T… is French mostly based on writing??

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Ah, yes, "W". The three sylable letter that means two "U"s, looks like two "V"s, and prominetly features the "Y" sound. At least the Alphabet's greatest monstrosity has the self-awareness to renounce its own sound, which even feels funny in your mouth.

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Well, I know that you can pronounce it “zee” or “zed” but i’m never sure with one is british english and which is american english. but maybe i can memorize it this time 😂

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I’ve always found it interesting too that, whatever situation you find yourself in, there is almost ALWAYS a way to think yourself out of it, but seldomly can we use our physical prowess to get out of it.