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Qmwnebrvtcyxuzilokpjahsgdf backwards

You type qmwnebrvtcyxuzilokpjahsgdf, I’ll type dfsgahpjoklizuxyctvrbenwmq.

by bluestinger66 May 27, 2022

ehwaz

The nineteenth letter of the futhark alphabet

Pronunciation of ehwaz: EH˙wahz
Letter sound: e
Appearance: ᛖ
Meaning: horse

by bluestinger66 December 19, 2023

ß

Sharp S

The letter sharp S ß (capital: ẞ) is used widely in German. It’s used after long vowels and in the middle of words where ß is pronounced like S rather than Z. The german name for ß is eszett, which combines the letters S and Z together.

by bluestinger66 August 25, 2022

ansuz

The fourth letter of the futhark alphabet

Pronunciation of ansuz: AHN˙sooz
Letter sound: a (more like in German “Bahn”)
Appearance: ᚨ
Meaning: wisdom, communication, inspiration

by bluestinger66 December 04, 2023

🧬

DNA double helix

DNA 🧬 is the main and most important genetic structure in every living cell. Without DNA, we couldn’t live.

by bluestinger66 November 07, 2022

tenten

A diacritic (゛) used with Japanese kana to mark a consonant as voiced

Some of the consonants in Japanese can be hardened by adding “grammatical markers” called “tenten” and “maru” in Japanese. They are added to the hiragana/katakana characters. The tenten look a bit like speech marks, and maru is a circle.

by bluestinger66 January 23, 2023

Katakana

A Japanese syllabary system used to write foreign words, mostly words derived from English

Katakana consists of approximately 45 characters, some of which are formed using the dakuten ゛ ゙ and handakuten ゜ ゚ signs, and also the prolongation ー sign.

Transliteration of some English words from Katakana to Romaji:
geemu 🎮
baagaa 🍔
aisukuriimu 🍨
konpyuutaa 🖥
furenchi furaizu 🍟
puraggu 🔌

by bluestinger66 November 07, 2022