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this is a bit of a long shot but here goes nothing.

does anybody have agoogle pixel 9 or newer that I could borrow for 2 weeks?
I was accepted for a remote product testing that requires participants to use a google pixel 9 or newer (so Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro Fold, Pixel 10, etc.). The testing only takes about 10-15 mins a day for 14 days.

If anyone has a compatible pixel that they aren't using much and/or are willing to lend it to me for those 2 weeks i would really appreciate it.

I'd be happy to reimburse you for the inconvenience as well and yo ucan give me the phone on campus so that i can show you my UID and that kind of stuff as well so that you know exactly who you're lending it to.

if you're interested or any have any questions please feel free to PM me!

Hey guys, kind of off topic, I know, but I thought this kind of an r/asklinguistics type question would be appropriate for this sub.

For some context I am a native speaker of telugu and due to my upbringing I am completely fluent in both Telugu and Hindustani(hindi/urdu). I have received formal education in both and have friends from both language communities. I speak both of them on a daily basis.

But one thing which always stuck out to me was that telugu speakers would use fewer “telugu” words than the hindi speaking counterparts of an equal social standing/status etc.

For instance, telling the time in Hindi I almost always just say the time completely in Hindi even using words like “quarter to” or “half” etc and hindi speakers of course reciprocate the same vibe back. But, the same cannot be said for telugu. while speaking with people with equivalent backgrounds as the telugu ones I feel like I hear the time in english numbers more than half the time.

Even simple words in telugu have been supplanted by the english ones at a rate at which the hindi ones have not.

This isn’t based in actual research, this is just the general vibe I get from the speakers of the language. and don’t worry, I am quite aware of how there’s outliers in both, some try and speak chaste telugu and hindi whereas others could not give two shits about maintaining that composition. And that is why i said “i used speakers of similar backgrounds both socio-economic and religious to compare the two”

Please let me know what y’all think, I hope to read some interesting responses!

Hey guys, kind of off topic, I know, but I thought this kind of an r/asklinguistics type question would be appropriate for this sub.

For some context I am a native speaker of telugu and due to my upbringing I am completely fluent in both Telugu and Hindustani(hindi/urdu). I have received formal education in both and have friends from both language communities. I speak both of them on a daily basis.

But one thing which always stuck out to me was that telugu speakers would use fewer “telugu” words than the hindi speaking counterparts of an equal social standing/status etc.

For instance, telling the time in Hindi I almost always just say the time completely in Hindi even using words like “quarter to” or “half” etc and hindi speakers of course reciprocate the same vibe back. But, the same cannot be said for telugu. while speaking with people with equivalent backgrounds as the telugu ones I feel like I hear the time in english numbers more than half the time.

Even simple words in telugu have been supplanted by the english ones at a rate at which the hindi ones have not.

This isn’t based in actual research, this is just the general vibe I get from the speakers of the language. and don’t worry, I am quite aware of how there’s outliers in both, some try and speak chaste telugu and hindi whereas others could not give two shits about maintaining that composition. And that is why i said “i used speakers of similar backgrounds both socio-economic and religious to compare the two”

Please let me know what y’all think, I hope to read some interesting responses!

Hey guys my expected graduation date is May 2027 but my f1 visa expires in february 2026. would i still be maintaining lawful residency if i stay in the US attending classes between FEB and MAY 2027?

Please let me know, thanks!

Hi guys, I couldn't think of any other place to ask this but I was wondering how I could get the badge of my level next to my username on kick.

I'm on level 14 right now and I went through all the settings on the site but i couldn't find an option to display it.

Do you need to have 2FA or something like that, I am unsure.

If someone could please help that would be great!

Guys, if someone from the moderation team is here please make new sub badges for the twitch chat. I am almost a 2 year sub but I still just have the ibuypower badge

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