I’m curious about Greek from a linguistic perspective,are there any languages that give you a meaningful head start when learning Modern Greek?
I’m curious about how linguistically close Bulgarian is to Russian compared with each other European Slavic languages ?
I only know the Wanda
I'm curious about the science behind platelets,not looking for a medical advice or instructions,what causes platelets to recognize a damaged blood vessel and what makes them aggravate at that specifically?
Edit:Can expats genuinely live and work long term in Dubai and AbuDhabi with zero Arabic,and how do Emiratis feel about being the default language in their country ?
I’m curious about the actual mutual intelligible between different spoken Arabia dialects (Egyptian ,Levantine ,Gulf ,Maghrebi ,Iraqi, etc )as opposed to MSA , which I understand fictions more as a shared written /formal standard ?🤔
I really enjoyed it’s narrative technique and emotional arc especially the father-daughter relationship and way time dilation tied into the story so looking for movie with a similar slow burn
I enjoy the dark fantasy tone and vampire setting,don’t mind fighting scenes and l’m okay with romantic subplots too 😉
I sometimes listen to the Azerbaijani Song and Turkish Song,I feel the two language is very similar, but curious,in the daily life would an Azerbaijani speaker actually be able to communicate in Turkey and Central Asia (Uzbekistan,Kazakhstan etc)without barriers
I know he’s always been voted Worlds Best DJ By DJ Mag, but I don’t know much more about how he’s actually impacted the trance genre 🫠
Edit: I am not Turks,Just curious about two language differences
I try to decide which language to focus on learning for travel purposes, and curious which one people think is more practical/useful when visiting these countries