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can’t find it on google but i KNOW a lot of people will know what i’m talking about
gisborne region, quite a bit bigger than a regular seagull
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to me it’s giving ai based on what i’ve seen from ai bots on twitter (last few images)
like the thoughtless combination of words that sound good on their own but make no damn sense together (some of the combos make sense but why would they put them together instead of leaving a space???)
it just seems so weird compared to what they usually do, which are sometimes longer names with appropriately placed spaces or short names. there are normal names like that in these new sets too but these ones caught my eye.
my mum remembers this smell from her childhood and i was wondering if you guys had any suggestions for similar fragrances!
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in english we have so many texting acronyms/abbreviations: (oh my god—>OMG) (to be honest—>TBH) (for real—>FR) (not gonna lie—>NGL) (talk to you later—>TTYL) (be right back—>BRB) (what the fuck/hell—>WTF/H) and others.
i’m curious what kind of acronyms russian has (if any).
my first thought was something like «ЯНЗ» meaning «я не знаю» (“i don’t know”).
if you’re in most online english-speaking spaces as a beginner/intermediate english speaker i wouldn’t be surprised if you’re unable to translate most of what people are saying because of the slang/acronyms we use regularly.
i’m assuming it’s similar in online russian-speaking spaces, so i’d love to become familiar with the language most young russian people use online!