Why not godot tho? Fyi, i dont know anything about game development specifically so this is an actual question, tho i still prefer open source so yeah

Oh nice, i havent seen a jucika posted in a while. I guess my hungarian knowledge isnt needed now cause what i see people trying to translate instead is what the flags mean.

Wat? Why are they actually making good legislation? Theyre gonna implement it in the most stupid way ever, wont they...

Completely valid criticism for hungary. I just put like a kilo of paprika on like 100 grams of chicken 💀

Well i wanted to buy it but its porbably gonna be insanely expensive and im saving up for a car so maybe next year...

"Queer times"

Its counter intuitive but a certain amount of irregularity helps languages. By far the easiest rated languages are isolating and lightly inflecting langauges, and from my experience this is even true if your native language is agglutinative. What a lot of these "easy" languages have in common is that theyre not inherently regular, they have irregular word endings and totally arbritary ways of constructing sentences in a way to convey meaning. On the other hand you have of course the languages that are just so irregular that theres no vibe you can go off of like in romance languages(theyre extremely easy to learn if you move to place where theyre spoken) like navajo. Many words go from "i mean that "s" or "a" fits there" to "why is the word form changing completely in this one specific case", on other words you loose all grounding. But i believe the reason a lot of people struggle with highly synthetic languages is the exact opposite, you have to specify everything in the right way or your sentence wont make sense. In highly irregular languages any piece of a sentence could be very important to the meaning, in a highly regular language every piece of the sentence is important to the meaning and right in the middle are languages that mostly follow rules but not always. Also in very regular languages its often not possible to make the reductions which humans love to do. You might have to specify a piece of information over and over in different ways without it leading to the sentence being more understandable. Idk these are my two cents as a definitely native speaker of hungarian and kinda sorta native english speaker.

Bro im an immigrant, im not that dedicated to the swedish act 💀

"Well of course i knew it would happen, i planned it" /hj

As someone who had the unfortunate fate of trying surströmming, id much rather prefer getting a nuclear bomb getting dropped on me.

I kept getting asked how i would say brainrot stuff in hungarian but its usually by native speakers of english but once it was by someone from burundi wnd i was like how would you say it in kirundi and it was fun looking at her think about it for a moment 💀. Also i surprised her so much when i knew how their flag looked, where the country is located and what langauges they speak cause i memorized it for every country on earth but she was used to people literally not knowing that burundi existed. Its fun to do it with people from smaller countries.

Since when are we doing ai slop?