i read that as cunny

When you say hot you mean spicy?

Also wtf is physics linguistics

spicy and hot in general

so both

Are there cold stews in poland?

I don't know, but they can be just warm

I mean hot as a stew that you must slurp and it tastes like delicious lava

Right i kind of took it as a given that stews are served piping hot

alright

my bad

Dw about it i was just being autistic

kind of ironic that a philology student makes spelling/phrasing mistakes

but yeah

I'll blame it on sickness

Sucks to be sick right in the middle of exam season

You should set some time aside after the last exam so you can get some proper rest

I'm not the one setting up the exams dates but luckily I have some time before and after the last one

I have it at 10.02 and the exams session ends at 16.02

so almost a week of sweet sweet nothing

Weeb ferns the new death note is out did y'all read it

Thats pretty relaxed then

We alway had all our exams in a 10 day period

Sometimes two exams on one day

It was hell

I even picked some courses specifically because they always had the exams really late in the exam period

yeah, it was a thing there too

but I'm at the 4th year

Twoteen.

that's better

Explain that to me, philologist

Why is it ten eleven twelve thirteen

I'm studying Polish philology, but I'll do some research just for you.

Doesnt polish have that, too?

German does

You mean the inconsistency?

we have dziesięć jedeNAŚCIE dwaNAŚCIE trzyNAŚCIE czterNAŚCIE...

but five/funf/pięć as the Polish one is very different, they're derived from the same proto-indo-european word.

I think that's the history problem in English, because we use Arabic numbers and the language itself was changed so many times that we sometimes don't know what word is taken from French or whatever other language (French mainly because it was the main language in Great Britain at some point)

so it's just a mix of everything that has settled some time ago and we're used to it

Oooh that makes a lot of sense