I don't thing it's location specific. It's more like a pie chart where it's grouping the similar land typess together and then arbitrarily placing them on the US map.
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Very interesting concept! Thanks for sharing. I work (adjacently) in risk management and this nicely summarizes a thought I've always felt in the background but didn't know how exactly to explain.
Agreed! And less buggy. 2 weeks ago the servers were constantly crashing or the apps were glitching out. You can see the progress day by day.
Man, that doesn't resonate with me at all. I don't think there is any point to living other than just enjoying your time here. Sure, work when necessary to be able to afford the necessities, develop some skills to be able to afford a few luxuries, but honestly just do things that make you happy. Self-improvement as a reason to live seems awful. If you're unable to improve, are you a failure? If you're already happy as you are, should you just end it?
Dreamingspanish.com has been great at helping my vocabulary. Just watching videos 30-60 minutes a day, at my level of comprehension really took the stress out of memorization and has allowed my brain to pick up on common phrases and different ways to talk around things I don't know wxact words for. There are a ton of free videos at super beginner, beginner, and intermediate levels. I watched a 20 part complete history of Spain at the intermediate level and then immediately subscribed to his channel because I could tell pretty quickly how good it was for me. I'd definitely recommend giving it a shot if you want to boost listening skills and expanding vocab.
I commented above but wanted to reply directly to you.
I give a flower to Ana = doy una flor a Ana
Replace Ana with a pronoun (le - inderect objects are non gendered): I give her a flower = le doy una flor
Replace flor with a pronoun (la - direct objects are gendered): I give it to Ana = La doy a Ana
Replace both: I give her it = Le la doy
It would be Le las mando (I send them (to) him). The pronouns always go before the verb.
Le is the indirect pronoun. So, to him, for him, with him, etc. This almost always refers to a person/pet/etc. It it the thing the verb is happening to.
Lo(s)/la(s) is the direct object. It's the target of the verb (I send what? I send notes = las mando). These can be things or people. (I called him = lo llamé).
I really enjoyed The Daevabad Trilogy by S.A. Chakraborty and I think that they fit your 'don't be bored on the plane' criteria.
Super exciting!
Comments are emptier, but I feel like they're more relevant. To comment is an actual response and discussion, not just the same joke with the expected replies on every thread.
Same, dead for me too. I don't know that I'll ever visit reddit on my phone again.
I can't remember, was The Jungle written in 1904 or 1980? Because this storyline seems really familiar.