To many English speakers, "beanbag chair" sounds clumsy and redundant; you just say "beanbag." Or it makes them think of a more structured chair made of the same material.
I a native speaker learned it as such, it shouldnt sound redundant or clumsy to another accent/dialect. Same way i dont view someone saying soda pop that way even though i just say soda. It isnt redundant or clumsy because its a common term by native speakers.
I give offerings to hel for those who have died, asking for emotional strength and wisdom, and most of all thanks for helping me through a hard part of my life. I give fruit and leave it to rot on the altar symbolizing death.
No one has mentioned "heus", which is the "yoo-hoo!" exclamation that shows up in the literature. It shows up about 250 times in extant ancient literature, according to the PHI (Packard Humanities Institute word search engine).
A tailors tape measure isn’t required, I measured my waist with a regular tape measure found in my garage and then rounded down to the nearest digit. That measurement has served me well with all the things I’ve bought.
The name or adjective? And it depends on what part of the sentence its used in. Say its the part of the subject “vir romanus ad tabernam ambulat” (the roman man walks to the market stall)
LLPSI is definitely still the go to. Familia Romana, Colloquia Personarum, and Fabulae Syrae (i dont personally have it but alot of people seem to reccomend it.) exercitia latina is also reccomended although “pigerrimus sum” and dont do them. The main book has grammatical lessons at the end of each chapter but i find it helpful to use a grammar book alongside it but not technically needed.
I apologize if this is a dumb question, but the first three books you mentioned (FR, CP, and FS) all appear to be entirely in Latin (at least from a quick google search). I get that's kind of the point, and immersion is the best teacher, but I've never found textbooks entirely in the learned language to work well on me. Am I mistaken, or is the method still effective in an all-Latin edition?
Not really, alot of things affect how fast something ferments (yeast type, temp, nutrients etc.) for me a 1.110 Starting gravity with d47 around 68-70 degrees takes about 2 weeks.
so... is it dangerous...? I was asking if anything with my process could be wrong and lead to a different result than that of store-bought alcohol. like methanol poisoning or other dangerous stuff home-made alcohol can technically accidentally do.
I think your biggest worry would be from off flavors due to unknown bacteria. Get some no rinse cleaner (starsan is the gold standard, but i use onestep due to my state not liking starsan), and a proper fermenting vessel with an airlock. Also get a hydrometer, as it makes life so much easier when wondering if its done fermenting or seeing what your ABV is.
Not even. Methanol and ethanol are too similar in boiling point to be separated by a typical still. You would need a lab-grade fractional distillation setup to separate them and even then it’s difficult.
Ah ok i see, i just remember watching some old distilling videos and they all threw out the first good bit claiming it was for the methanol. But just some old wifes tales then.
To many English speakers, "beanbag chair" sounds clumsy and redundant; you just say "beanbag." Or it makes them think of a more structured chair made of the same material.
you say beanbag chair and im not gonna think of anything but that. It doesnt sound clumsy or redundant.
Yeah but you learned it as "beanbag chair," so of course that's what you think of.
I a native speaker learned it as such, it shouldnt sound redundant or clumsy to another accent/dialect. Same way i dont view someone saying soda pop that way even though i just say soda. It isnt redundant or clumsy because its a common term by native speakers.
Theres multiple websites with the conjugations.
I give offerings to hel for those who have died, asking for emotional strength and wisdom, and most of all thanks for helping me through a hard part of my life. I give fruit and leave it to rot on the altar symbolizing death.
No one has mentioned "heus", which is the "yoo-hoo!" exclamation that shows up in the literature. It shows up about 250 times in extant ancient literature, according to the PHI (Packard Humanities Institute word search engine).
Rome has truly fallen, to speak like carthaginians, even fictional ones….
Bah! The true successor to Rome is the Aztecs! Praise Imperator Montezuma!
Aztecs worshipped the sun and romans worshipped the sun, LAUDA SOLEM INVICTUM!
A tailors tape measure isn’t required, I measured my waist with a regular tape measure found in my garage and then rounded down to the nearest digit. That measurement has served me well with all the things I’ve bought.
Might want to use a tailors tape measure if its severing you, WAY TO SMALL
Definitly just gonna use the scriba app, but its a cool thing to have. Little bit of writing and check marks next to words.
The name or adjective? And it depends on what part of the sentence its used in. Say its the part of the subject “vir romanus ad tabernam ambulat” (the roman man walks to the market stall)
Do you mean “walks”?
Yeah walks, Sorry.
The gods may forgive you…. But i wont /s
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REDDE MIHI LEGIONES MEAS, VARE!
How heavies that range bag? That angle is messing with my ocd
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Just experienced exactly this with my strawberry cycser. Great results but the yeast goes fast, loud, and hard.
I think you mean strawberry “geyser”
Dennis just cant get a break from assault SAVE MY BOI DENNYS!
When he ram and ana kill each other in arc 6. Damn that was wild
Patrasche go crunch
If only daddy mahkno couldve won
No Joakim and Sabaton…
LLPSI is definitely still the go to. Familia Romana, Colloquia Personarum, and Fabulae Syrae (i dont personally have it but alot of people seem to reccomend it.) exercitia latina is also reccomended although “pigerrimus sum” and dont do them. The main book has grammatical lessons at the end of each chapter but i find it helpful to use a grammar book alongside it but not technically needed.
I apologize if this is a dumb question, but the first three books you mentioned (FR, CP, and FS) all appear to be entirely in Latin (at least from a quick google search). I get that's kind of the point, and immersion is the best teacher, but I've never found textbooks entirely in the learned language to work well on me. Am I mistaken, or is the method still effective in an all-Latin edition?
What about them doesnt work well on you? I personally havent used any all target language textbooks other than LLPSI.
Not really, alot of things affect how fast something ferments (yeast type, temp, nutrients etc.) for me a 1.110 Starting gravity with d47 around 68-70 degrees takes about 2 weeks.
Best definition for a woman: “someone who identifies as a woman” Best definition for a man: “someone who identifies as a man”
And i identify as a fuckin problem to anyone who disagrees with this
so... is it dangerous...? I was asking if anything with my process could be wrong and lead to a different result than that of store-bought alcohol. like methanol poisoning or other dangerous stuff home-made alcohol can technically accidentally do.
I think your biggest worry would be from off flavors due to unknown bacteria. Get some no rinse cleaner (starsan is the gold standard, but i use onestep due to my state not liking starsan), and a proper fermenting vessel with an airlock. Also get a hydrometer, as it makes life so much easier when wondering if its done fermenting or seeing what your ABV is.
Not even. Methanol and ethanol are too similar in boiling point to be separated by a typical still. You would need a lab-grade fractional distillation setup to separate them and even then it’s difficult.
Ah ok i see, i just remember watching some old distilling videos and they all threw out the first good bit claiming it was for the methanol. But just some old wifes tales then.
Medius is middle, dies being day. i think there was a sound change where the d morphed to an R in meridiem but id need a linguist to confirm.
Stop they are gonna make a religion out of him if you do. Gotta learn from our past mistakes
Roswaal sees him as a cockblocker /s
Buy a hydrometer and test tube, its a must have and the reliable way to tell when its time to think about racking or bottling