I got it to admit the answers were censored and not impartial as it claimed to be, because they need to fit into the Chinese government ideology (not judging, lol)

And when I kept pressing asking if I were being monitored by their authorities, it just broke 👀

Sucheng is also amazing and very useful. I use it when I can't remember how to type certain words fully with Cangjie.

Nice to know about shinjitai as well. Always glad to find another Cangjie enthusiast (: it feels like we are a dying breed.

Indeed, but 你 is widely used and accepted regardless of gender in Taiwan, too. I dare say 妳 is getting less common nowadays.

Wow, great thread!

It also got me thinking about the 你/妳 situation. Apparently we are doing okay in just ignoring the existence of gendered 妳 now and it seems to me it has never been an issue.

他们 é mais para humanos mesmo. Você pode usar 它们 para objetos (e, dependendo, até animais). Ou usar expressões como 这/那些（东西/事）

Qual o motivo por não considerar o Firefox na sua lista? (Curiosidade pura e genuína)

Já estamos todos de luto.

Beleza. Essa alma caridosa vai fazer muita falta quando for para o X. Grande perda para o Bsky 🥲

2 segundos do meu dia, meu Deus como recupero? 🥲

Não abri. A foto do perfil entregou 🤷🏻‍♂️

Felizmente, biscoiteiros não fazem falta (:

Have you guys tried Georgian? How am I supposed to pronounce words with almost no vowels? Like "mts'vrtneli".

You're right. Calling it a lizard robot was my first instinct as well, I just went with "robot lizard" instead because I first thought of robot dogs being a thing now, and also Robo(t)Cop. I then guessed 'robot' would always come first in English. Should've trusted my instincts (: