u/nietzschecode

Blackbird (Eng); Amsel (Ger); Merle (Fre)
Jackdaw (Eng); Dohle (Ger); Choucas (Fre)
Duck (Eng); Ente (Ger); Canard (Fre)
Any idea why, on that topic, those 3 languages have nothing in common? Are there other areas where those languages often use 3 different paths?
(I am learning the names in German of the birds I see daily, and it struck me how different those 3 main European languages are regarding birds.)

Was there a bug or something in that Office?

Edit: I meant LibreOffice, ofc.

I see in my device that the last upgrade of LibreOffice was today, and before it was May 10, 2026. So less than a week, in fact. Not normal...

I'm on Firefox, but I guess it does that on any browser. Do you know a workaround to stop that automatic emoji? Maybe something with uBlock Origin?

Do you know a workaround to stop that automatic emoji? Maybe something with uBlock Origin?

So it is something negative, it seems. I heard it before in some songs and I thought it was something like "You get all my attention", kind of. Could it also be something positive or semi-positive, like "I'm drawn to you, (but I don't want to)"?

Like if you want to ask someone if "they" fixed the coffee machine in the store, you're not asking politely if that person had fixed it, but you're asking if their store (a vague person) fixed it.

I noticed it recently when using "sie/Sie" orally it can be confusing. Never sure if one talks about a vague "they" (like the Government of Germany) vs the person in front of you for which you are using the "Sie" polite form.

Or are those exactly map 1 to 1 with sensing and feeling? I have doubts about that.