/ref/ - Refugee Camp

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>>362
Did he have a Mohawk from the start?

Alright listen to this. Around early 2020, the Communist Youth Wing of China tried to roll out its own vtubers to try and attract the youth, seeing that a big portion of them were watching that at the time. However, it seemed to have failed, probably because of the coronavirus, and they thought they should've been more focused on the disease than trying to roll out the anime

>>379
Here's the thing, this was early 2020, when China was like the only place with the virus, of course people are going to be more critical and less inclined. But as the year passed, and now that for the most part it seems as if China was quelled the virus, then if they were to do anything, it wouldn't be received as harsh. Now, why am I saying this. Well in October, there was like this whole controversy with Hololive and China and what not and it resulted in the ending of the China branch of Hololive, HololiveCN. Now, I'm just saying, these vtubers already have a massive audience, predominantly chinese. So the question is, why didn't they simply buy the branch of Hololive? I don't know. But they should have, if they really were this invested in it.

Since Corona in germany, the far too late enforced and half arsed lockdown measures and the vaccination campaign, are such a clown show of incompetence, Spahn, "health" minister, a fucking banker and realtor, doesn't want people to go around and put blame on anyone.
Apparently politicians and population are both to the same degree responsible and "nobody saw this coming", according to him.

Scientists warned of the second wave, exactly as it happened, already in spring last year and people were calling for harder and proper lockdown measures when the first rise in numbers early fall was noticable. A majority of them according to all polls.
And through all this bullshit they keep pulling there wont be any consequences and people will vote them back into office coming elections, if not even worse morons to take their place from a further right wing party.
It's exhausting having to eat this much shit and just knowing that there wont anythong be done about it and you just have to swallow your rage.

>>366
Are you sure you are talking about Germany and not Hungary?

would you fuck her mussi?

Crees que si creamos un partido /ref/, puede ganar votos?

>>355
Que no entiendes?
>>365
/ref/ ganaria 100% de los votos.

>>375
Todo

Great band, love it
Cruel Angel's Thesis - Tokyo Brass Style
Fly Me to the Moon - Tokyo Brass Style
(Take Me Home) Country Roads - Brasta Rock You - Tokyo Brass Style

OC

its s3m tiem
PIC32 MOD/S3M Player made in C (Amiga soundtrack player)
Arduino Uno Playing 12Chl S3M @ 37KHz
Purple Motion / Future Crew - Aquaphobia (1993) tracker music @ Gravis Ultrasound
Purple Motion / Future Crew - Aquaphobia (1993) tracker music @ Gravis Ultrasound
FastTracker 2 - Aryx.s3m (1997) [MS-DOS]

bonus tracks:
Chris Jarvis - Blue Flame
JosSs - Etxe

>>368
damn she has earpods?

Buenos Dias /ref/
>>370
Soviets were ahead of their time

>>373
morning.

seeing these reminds me of old pictures of my grandmother. She and my grandfather wore such stylish clothes.

I tried...

I heard your boardtan wears glasses

How do you feel about learning in a language other than your native one? I'm always afraid that using English materials to learn will make me sound like some usonian in the target language.

Do French people really say “super cool” all the time or is that considered old fashioned slang

>>331
Probably depends on what you're learning. If you're learning pronunciation based on some approximations to English pronunciation, then you should probably not do that, but other than that, I can't think of any downsides to it. Like, I use pretty much only English-language materials for every language I'm trying to learn since A) Finnish materials tend to be shit tier and B) there are so many more materials in English for any language than in Finnish.

It's kinda frustrating or funny at times, though, since for example Turkic languages have grammar that's so much closer to Finnish grammar than English grammar, so I'll struggle with something and then later realise "wait what, isn't this actually the same as it is in Finnish?" and it's the same with some things in Japanese. Still, English is waaaaay more expressive than Finnish with ways to convey nuances, which is similar to the nuances that at least Turkic languages and Japanese encode grammatically, so in that way it's much better to use English as a kind of "stepping stone". Often Finnish has similar things, but the way they're handled and more importantly conceptualised is so different from Turkic languages and Japanese that it'd only be more confusing if they were explained in Finnish than how they're explained in English... not to mention that no one actually uses like half of Finnish grammar anymore, so we'd have to look up our own grammar to understand the comparisons lol.