This might be an A/B test:
Today when I opened up my Duolingo, I went to my weekly stats. Instead of seeing stats on how much xp I earned this week, I saw instead how many lessons I did this week:
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wiederbelebt wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2024 7:57 pmThere are many terms of endearment here, but are they really romantic? Words that suggest ambience and mood -- e.g., candlelight, rapture, chivalry, ambrosia -- are more likely, IMHO, to conjure romantic thoughts.
I’d like to add another thing to that list if you don’t mind:
Charisma.
قلم رصاص
Pencil
Arabic
Altruistic
English
Unselfish, selfless
Lord of the ages:
Airport song:
Song of evening:
Traggo
Draw
Italian
I really enjoyed that book too!
I also liked this book, on a somewhat similar topic.
بذرة
Seed
Arabic
Ubiquitous
(English)
Meaning: present, appearing, or found everywhere.
Anatra
(Italian)
Meaning: duck
I’ve gotten that one once, it is a tough one!
Merry Christmas!
It is available on the app too. You go to settings, then to preferences, then you can toggle friends quests on or off.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z57yI62PUys
The Christmas song
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvC5kYqd5cI
O little town of Bethlehem
Here are my results:
I had this slice of pizza awhile ago, it had zucchini, spinach, and bacon on it, along with some delicious flavor I can’t pinpoint and haven’t had before, it was so very good!
I love you, in ASL.
This was interesting to read. I wonder, negative or positive regardless, what sort of minds at Duolingo it takes to think and imagine these tactics.
Sbrigati, andiamo, arrivano gli egiziani!