@xsssm with luck you'll do better about that that sofi and i have done about my stuff here. still haven't unpacked a suitcase full of winter clothing ; maybe this coming winter
@xsssm hehe makes sense. tho for me i tend to find travel does a fair bit of frying on its own.
@xsssm alas. while you were there i didn’t happen to see any posts soon after because i myself was not on masto that often hehe. hopefully it was a lovely time!
@xsssm are we still supposed to tell you to go fuck your wife instead of posting
@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)
@rabbitindisguise @Satsuma that fits the Spanish language's answer
@Satsuma i'm not sure either, but it was prompted by the spanish word "colorado/a" which of course is literally "colored" but actually means "red"
che antes de mudarnos siempre fuimos al laboratorio a otro lado de la avenida de esa estación de bomberos!
@wallhackio @Satsuma @Lady Ichinose Hajime, from Gatchaman Crowds
@wallhackio @Satsuma @Lady quite old actually
@gaditb also of course a dialogue is a very classic(al) format for one person without really hearing back talking to an invisible audience
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