That’s the wrong way of looking at an å.

It’s not just an a with decoration. It actually has different pronunciation and is typically replaced with aa if no å is available. (I’m neither Swedish nor Norwegian, so not 100% sure, but it’s what happened to Erling Haaland).

Similarly, you would replace a German ä with ae. So if my name was Bäcker, it would be wrong to spell it Backer on a ticket. Baecker would be the way.

The best one imo: the carpenter’s hammer

Wikipedia translates it to claw hammer, but the built and functions are very different.

Socks and adiletten have been back for some years now

Ultimate Möbius strip

Aber es ist doch ein Tontopf

Bagger 288 is also electrically driven. Even if it is connected by cable to a nearby powerplant.

At least, it’s a good bread

Achso achso. Der ist mir eindeutig über den Schädel gesegelt

What a rainfall

Wie gibt’s nicht mehr?! Das hatte ich erst letztes Jahr in Oktober.

Well Yeltsin had tanks shoot at the parliament building

conchiglie and cream even

Who made a whole chunk of the population realize, they actually want healthcare for all?

This talking point, as well as a living wage, appeared and stayed relevant because of him. Also student loan forgiveness.

All Dem candidates have to incorporate those goals now, to be worth considering by the population. The Reps have other talking points, like racism, that cater to their base, so they don’t have to follow this trend.

Quick search results:

General Pavel Klimenko, who lead the 5th motorised rifle brigade of Donetsk and a torture camp (for russian soldiers, weirdly) in a mine, was the eighth general to kick the bucket.

Narp…?

Sorry, big derailment of subject here:

The author described 40cm of rain, which was unusual to me, since we normally describe the rain in millimetres.

Then they translated it to American as 16 inches or 70 gallons per square yard.

The neat thing about 400 mm is, that it’s also 400 litres per square metre.

And it’s also crazy much, my heart goes out to Valencia.

Professional gaming

I’ve never seen or heard of this. Interesting.

Well in my country you point to whichever side you’re going.

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On a bike you use the arm of whichever way you’re going. Or do you stretch your left arm across your face when you’re going right?

Don’t bring toast to a bread discussion smh my head