alyssa @alyssa@cat.family

@pan could be. i tried looking and couldn't find any other Romance languages that clearly had the same thing going on except probably Portuguese and Galician. so i wonder if there's something to do with a pre-Roman substrate in the Iberian peninsula (or I guess could be Gothic or Arabic influence, but I couldn't find any sign of a similar phenomenon in either in my cursory look either)

@pan v fair. it's an awkward question to phrase because the English word most directly similar to the inspiring Spanish word sadly has dreadful associations. the not-counting-as-a-color part because it some might consider "white" or "black" a color and others might not (or, one is but the other isn't)
i was prompted to ask this by the Spanish word "colorado/a", which is analogous to "coloured" (minus the associations that has in English...), but generally specifically means "red" rather than just having some unspecified colour(s)

what the fuck

che antes de mudarnos siempre fuimos al laboratorio a otro lado de la avenida de esa estación de bomberos!

me encanta mirar series ubicadas acá. este tipo está caminando por las vías ferroviarias y yo estaba en ese tren alguna vez

@wallhackio @Satsuma @Lady Ichinose Hajime, from Gatchaman Crowds

@wallhackio @Satsuma @Lady quite old actually

@Satsuma @Lady maybe even better

i decided i felt like bringing Hajime back.

huh, apparently the Argentinian penal code classifies trespassing as a crime against liberty

@wallhackio @Lady it's a popular foodstuff.

@Satsuma no, la serie de tele.