yuvalpi Had a great breakfast chat with Ray Mooney today at #naacl2019 by the way, here's a summary: [0.0633 -0.1229 0.8301 0.4016 0.0032 -0.0807 -0.3997 -0.5255 1.000 0.0462 -0.8971 0.7613 0.3179 -0.1358 0.9683 -0.5493]
EnglishGibson What’s your most useful German word to insert into conversations with fellow English-speakers who also speak German? Mine’s “doch”.
As in:
“Turns out it was DOCH thing A*!”
*as opposed to thing B
brynguist Nasal assimilation: Georgian menu addition pic.twitter.com/Cntb9chiaf
"A shark in the water would be a negative health and safety event for most people. Not me, because I like sharks. But most people." #oh
Immer genug Schwappspace in der Kaffeetasse lassen!
Word of the day: squintologist twitter.com/c_borstell/sta…
kathrinpassig Anzustreben hingegen:
- "Legitimate jobs"
- alles mit Pinguinen pic.twitter.com/9c0jUMc2KR
bencoates1 British people: “Might rain later, I’ll take an umbrella”
Dutch people: “According to the graphs I downloaded there is a 61.8% chance of precipitation between 9:20 and 9:30am, but if I leave at 9:07 I can avoid it”
EmmaSManning I thought my decision whether to go to @dcdykemarch was just gonna be based on whether I'm still too tired but apparently I also need to decide whether I'm ok with attending an event that made a well-meaning but misguided decision to ban a major symbol of my people, so that's fun
ryandcotterell My new favorite homophone in my native dialect of English: "popery" and "potpourri"!
@adinamwilliams @EvpokPadding @mdlhx @johannesbjerva @ryandcotterell @texttheater et al. #naacl2019 pic.twitter.com/JhM2k1UQsN pic.twitter.com/PNGOxE6Cnl
brutalheim in deutschland sind die rechte von lebensmittelabfällen besser geschützt als die von minderheiten