Now it's raining and chilly.

@Elessar rip

@deadgerbil If on Tuesday there won't be rain, as they forecast, I'll give up my citizenship and move to England too

@Elessar Brits do a half-assed heat wave. Italians do it in style.

@Burnley123 From June to September 😬 soon heatwaves here will last longer than governments

@Elessar Lolz. That was a good joke.

Still, I could not survive that kind of heatwave

@Burnley123 I'm lucky to live by the sea, when it goes above 35°C I'll either be at work with AC on or at the beach until 7-8pm when the sun can no longer cook you alive 😅 I feel bad for people living in the inland tho

@Elessar If you Italians consider writing French days of the week properly, I might bless you with a better weather.

@Miram Both Italian and French are neolatin language, so most words resemble each other. When I was supposed to be studying French and I didn't know a word, I would take the Italian word, strip the final vowel and fake a French accent and it worked most of the time 🥴

@Elessar sounds like my nephew.

I am trying to teach him Arabic names of vegetables and fruits. And he is just using the English names and adding an extra syllable with the letter /t/ at the end to answer the questions.

It is wrong but hilarious that it is how arabic sounds like to him

@Elessar

Tomatoes, in arabic is Tamatim. But his answer is Tomatotaton

@Miram If he speaks any Italian I can teach him how to speak Spanish just by adding random "s" at the end of Italian words

(And it worked!) 🥴