wh0_cares

mu!

Just Mario

I think it's just Raise Your Bat, although I'm not fully sure on that. Also, with RYB, it's just that solo section that changes, and it seems like there's 3 dificulties, although I've neve seen the easiest one

Ehhh, it's pretty difficult, but White can pull it off. It's easier if White got the secret armor earlier in the game though

Yee, I'm pretty sure the song adjusts it's dificulty to how well you're doing. I've seen the harder variant whenever I'm doing perfect or near perfect, and have only ever seen the easier variant when playing poorly

Yoooo, Azul Crescent and Shave Your Eyebrows crossover?!?!? Epic!

Did the article not say that it happened June 2nd, 1998? Coulda swore that's what I read?

No, google en passant using DuckDuckGo! Get the word "google" into common use to mean "search with a search engine" so Alphabet can't use it as a trademark anymore >:3

It's called "thorn," and it makes roughly the same sound as English's "th." (to my knowledge at least. I'm pretty sure "th" is associated with two slightly different phonemes, one voiced and one unvoiced I think, idk tho, English is stupid)

sina wile kama sona e toki mute la, o kama sona e toki pona. toki pona li toki sin sina nanpa wan la, sina kama sona e toki ante la, sona pi toki pona li ken pona e kama sona sina!

If you want to learn a lot of languages, learn Toki Pona. If Toki Pona's your first new language, and you're learning other languages, knowledge of Toki Pona can help your learning!

("you" as in anyone reading this, not the person I'm replying to)

I've taught myself Toki Pona and am in the process of learning Japanese rn (read: procrastinating heavily), and the experience of having already learned one language has definitely helped me learn how to learn a language. Toki Pona just happens to be a pretty easy language to learn, but it's by no means "trivial" to learn, it still takes effort and dedication.

mu mu!

ni li nasa mute a! taso, ni li pona lukin tawa mi.