Louve @Louvelune@witches.town

@candle It's reflexive - it's needed with some verbs, it indicates the subject of the action is also the object of it:

"Je me suis lavée" = "I've washed myself"

"Elle s'est cognée" = "She bumped/hit herself" (against a door frame or an ambushed piece of furniture, to take a random example that does absolutely not reflect my everyday life :< )

@Ymelia_ @sempervirenx https://www.facebook.com/artbymoga/photos/a.101779276897169.1073741828.101771066897990/188071454934617/?type=3 :D

@sempervirenx Meilleur lien ici:
http://secouchermoinsbete.fr/474-la-vitamine-c-nempeche-pas-de-dormir

C'est pas la vitC qui pose potentiellement problème, c'est que beaucoup de VitCs en cachetons contiennent aussi de la cafféine.

Mais donc le jus de fruit, ça passe crème. :p

@sempervirenx Si on peut même plus se fier aux notices des produits qu'on achète, où va le monde je vous le demande. :( #VotezPoutou

@sempervirenx Ah ben tiens écoute, j'ai bien fait d'aller vérifier... APRES avoir pouetté, certes, mais:
http://www.thierrysouccar.com/nutrition/info/la-vitamine-c-empeche-de-dormir-520

Apparemment c'est écrit sur les notices... mais c'est du flan? ^^°

@sempervirenx Nah, it's full of vitamin C, that's definitely a kicker. Great for breakfasts precisely because of it. Sorry... ^^°

@candle @sempervirenx https://witches.town/media/nxTJfevkS4roqPVhhSI

@candle Community, definitely.

Online spaces mostly haven't carried on our social rules at all (remember that thread about using tu or vous with strangers), probably because the people who built and populated them weren't the ones enforcing these rules in meatspace! :D

@sempervirenx @candle I HATE attention, so I usually grunt a inarticulate sound while nodding and smiling awkwardly, and people figure out I'm saying a greeting. That works, they're not picky, it's all about the gesture anyway. :p

@sempervirenx @candle I love languages and linguistics. If I hadn't sabotaged my studies, I would probably have gone into that field...
Thanks a lot for the compliment! ^///^
https://witches.town/media/ka2_wC-sdR851nNBz6Y

@candle We tend to say it when entering a closed space, either with few people or if it's silent and your entrance attracted attention...

In the bus, we only say it to the driver really. But anywhere else, like the waiting room at a doctor's, or a small shop when you can see the other people in when you enter... It's polite to greet them, but definitely not "mandatory" or anything! ^^°

@abgd @candle I'm reasonably certain most people find English easier than other languages - often, including their own. :x

It's not "simple" as in without any subtlety or rules or whatnot, but it's definitely *simplER* than a lot of others! Especially latin-alphabet ones, I know much less about others...

@candle Stative verb is the French "verbes d'état" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stative_verb)

In French, we learn them because, for example, they're the ones that use "être" instead of "avoir" as an auxiliary for past tenses... ^^°

@candle That's the trap of being born English. Your language is so simple you basically don't NEED to learn formal grammar... and then you're lost when tackling on foreign ones. :p

@www Un auteur français (essentiellement numérique, donc si tu les lis pas trop, c'est normal que tu ne connaisses pas (encore?) :p )

Son blog:
https://page42.org/

Ses bouquins:
https://page42.org/telechargements/

(Si tu les lis et qu'ils te plaisent, pense à lui lâcher trois sous, voire à les acheter sur ta plateforme favorite! ;) )

@fruchtblase (Il n'y en a pas, les pattes sont de la même longueur - surtout la gauche!) #FrenchHumour

@fruchtblase Quelle est la différence entre un pigeon? :<

@www Avec cette PP j'ai cru que t'étais Neil Jomunsi qui se faisait un compte secret pour bitcher sans que ça se voit trop... :<