thebigslime

Endonym vs exonym is a universal truth of contact between speakers of different languages. It is in no way unique to English.

Poor Puerto Rico

I read most of Homer's Odyssey my sophomore year of high school. My teacher had us skip some chapters for some reason. It's plenty readable at that age, translation depending.

Make it hurt, Danes.

The first model run of Switches had an SOC hardware flaw that was Nvidia's fault.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization?wprov=sfla1

See "Causes" and the link to rural flight.

Origin characters aside, Jaheira can definitely get it.

Do is the root of a key in movable Do solfeggio. In the most natural key, C, Do would be C. Basically, solfeggio is relative, not absolute. Most instrumental pedagogy use absolute pitches in North America. Vocal pedagogy has more use of relative pitches. This makes sense, as many instruments have absolute means of playing most notes. The voice does not.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solf%C3%A8ge?wprov=sfla1

Edit: Don't ask me why A isn't the root of the most neutral key. No idea why it's C.

Better Off Ted

TRIBE?!

Great Britain is a stone's throw from France but their use of French loan words is attrocious.

Circa 1990 didn't get smartphones as teens. The iPhone launched on only AT&T in the US in 2007. We were all locked into 2 year contracts back then with LG Envys and Motorola Razrs.