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oye que rico
medas?
@copper fox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y36kMMLDjpI
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CĂłmo va la transformaciĂłn?
The Lorentz transformations? Well, they are a one-parameter family of linear transformations from a coordinate frame in space time to another frame that moves at a constant velocity, the parameter, within the former. The transformations are named after the Dutch physicist Hendrik Lorentz. The respective inverse transformation is then parametrized by the negative of this velocity.
(I'm a changed man)
EstĂĄs escribiendo un ensayo? đ
No, justo empecé a escribir 
empecé *
Bueno, lo que querĂa decir es:
Excelente! Otra adquisición para nuestro ejército. Asumirås el grado de teniente
Por supuesto, me rindo para El Dios de fĂsica
Fuck, carelessness 
Are you trying to say
that the ah > am ?
acceleration of your hands was greater than the acceleration of your mind?
Or rather, the inertia in your comment drove the momentum in my fingers to a speed that the friction of my mind couldn't hold for long enough to process

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@twilit solar I just finished listening to the episode "Escuchadme, terrĂĄqueos" from the podcast Radio Ambulante. It very very briefly touched on the topic of prestige dialects in Peru. While it said little more than "some people's manner of speaking can hurt their chance for success and that's not right", I thought you might be interested in listening to it as a jumping-off place for your research into prestige dialects in Spanish
Oh haha. Not me. It's somethibg that interests me greatly and it was nice that you got my mind thinking about it and then this podcast came up
Like that stereotypical royal British accent (ie, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Received_Pronunciation ) , at least on a lot of American media where I believe that's the stereotype for someone, er, prestigious
Received Pronunciation (RP) is an accent of Standard English in the United Kingdom and is defined in the Concise Oxford English Dictionary as "the standard accent of English as spoken in the south of England", although it can be heard from native speakers throughout England a...
I've never thought much on a Spanish prestige accent, the closest conversation I've had is people from other Latin American countries raving about Columbia's "clean" and "neutral" accents
Still wasn't prestigious though, if anything it was more about aesthetics I suppose
I've also had the reverse conversations I suppose; ones about Spanish accents that are considered not prestigious
I suppose I've had people talk about that one quite a bit more
Prestige is the level of regard normally accorded a specific language or dialect within a speech community, relative to other languages or dialects. The concept of prestige in sociolinguistics provides one explanation for the phenomenon of variation in form, among speakers of...
Basically, do other speakers have an unconscious bias toward believing certain things about a person based on their accent
According to that podcast, the person very briefly mentioned that people in Peru who speak Spanish with a native accent (eg their first language was quechua or any of the other many languages) are accorded fewer opportunities socially than those who speak Spanish natively
Ooh I learned about prestige in my socioling class this semester
The very first study on this was actually done in Canada I believe
I know some people go to classes to lose their regional accents because feel like they're taken less seriously with a strong accent
"And after the class began for actors, a lot of regular people started taking the class, people who basically all shared the idea that they thought the accent made them sound uneducated and was holding them back in some way on a professional level."
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"En el mundo hispanohablante no hay un solo dialecto de prestigio: en vez de eso, la norma culta de la variedad utilizada en la capital es generalmente el dialecto de prestigio de cada paĂs (por ejemplo, el español peruano ribereñoen PerĂș, o el español rioplatense en Argentina y Uruguay)"
What we were saying the other day, it's not like english at all, each country has something that may sound more prestigious, but that's inside the country
Un dialecto de prestigio es el dialecto hablado por las personas mĂĄs prestigiosas en una comunidad de hablantes; tradicionalmente se da por hecho que un dialecto de este tipo es el que en su momento sirviĂł de base para las diversas lenguas estĂĄndar actuales, y que sigue si...
@hazy hatch it's a non-rhotic accent (R sounds get dropped) like british english is
that's interesting that spanish doesn't have the same kind of preference
All cultures are different
And there are many many countries, looking at outside dialects for example sounds very weird to me, and they dont't sound more prestigious to me, they just sound foreign
And at least here, could make you "less prestigious", there will always be some xenophobic people
do you pronnunce strong t's as well?
who
bostonians
đ€ what's a strong t sound like
I think in a boston accent you say the t like a d just like in standard american english
water -> watah/waddah
standard american english t's always sounded like a soft r to me đ€
huh
i'm sitting here trying to say water over and over in a boston accent now
The way I imagine it, it would be kind of like woadah
reminds me of emily blunt talking about her kids (she's english and married an american, John Krasinski)
They both kept trying to get the kids to have their accents lol
emily blunt was annoyed when they came back from england and her daughter changed to waterrr (american way)
adaptation my browsky
mhm
It's a pity forvo doesn't specify which state the person recording is from
I was gonna check, but it just says united states
forvo?
ah, yeah
Yep
I can try and do a boston vs non-boston one
a ver
Lol, boston vs nonboston
warer............ wora
I can do a sentence if it helps
Let's see = a ver
i like it better when the water is cold but i have to be careful not to drop it on my computer right right
right right?
Yes be sure to say it twice
oki
The tapped r sound in Spanish is close to how the t sounds
For an American accent
I think
TrRiIgGeReed
oh god it's hard to say in a boston accenttt
i like it better when the water's cold, but i gotta be careful not to drop it on my computer. right? right?
I'll say this
It's fine to drop it on the computer when it's warm though
Man abis so helpful đŻ
i'm gonna be real honest
I like talking about accents đ
^
i heard them the same 
Yeah she didnât over exaggerate the Boston accent
there a slight difference i think but only for natives to notice i think
Fair enough ahaha
I don't have a "native" boston accent, I just grew up around speakers of it
so apart from a few phrases or words I don't do a great job talking in it
Abi you are not 100% bostonian? o:
it's also really hard to try and do calmly
I am but\
okay we're gonna get into some in-depth stuff here for a sec
I'm from the western suburbs which have a lot of people who moved here from other places. (like my mom did) so lots of people here have a "standard" accent / a general new england accent (meaning you sound like you're from the northeastern US but not specifically boston)
BUT the vocabulary you learn is still boston vocabulary and you still get very exposed to boston accents
Like my grandfather had a very strong boston accent all the time, and my dad has one sometimes (it only appears when he says certain words or when he's annoyed)
People in other suburbs are more likely to be native speakers (it really just depends if your parents have it honestly) and younger generations are less likely to have the really strong accents
so like mark walhburg has a pretty standard accent when he talks, but he can go into a heavy boston accent pretty well because he grew up hearing it, similar to me
Is the strong boston accent dying out would you say?
I'd say it's waning, but not dying entirely
who can I look up to listen to a real bostonian accent
like an actor or something
you know how people in the UK have like their regional accent and their standard accent sometimes? It's like that a bit
If practically none of the people who grew up around it actually use it, it's gonna disappear
ah pupper there's a clip I have one sec
This Medford City Councilor has the PERFECT Boston Accent. Listen to him talk about "Carr Park". UPDATE: This was a legit City Council Meeting which was on l...
There's a lot in movies, but I can't remember anything specific
I only identify the heaviest american accents, like idk southern, but the rest I can't tell or get them mixed
And a lot of it is exaggerated
can you guys understand him?
yeah it's not hard
cool cool
I remember hearing this accent in movies
mm, it gets parodied a lot
my dad's version is like my accent but he says idear instead of idea
things like that
I like how he says nature
how's he say it? nachah?
yeah
naychah
Basically like 80% of it is the omitted Rs
yeah, omitted r's and something called an intrusive r
like in idear
and career and korea are pronounced the same
both are korea
wait
career is korea and korea is coreer
I like my korea
I think of like a Mississippi accent when I hear that
I'm glad you like your korea pupper
my crime korea
Like frank underwood
oh god lol
my favorite thing was wahlburg got asked to do a boston accent on a talk show. and he just went "it's hard to do without swearing"
âNow I love my carea, some may believe itâs corrupt.... now, maybe so, but it gives me exactly what I need... powerâ frank says ominously
You reminded me of how "kernel" and "colonel" is pronounced the same
oh yeah that always messes me up
in summary
boston people and even scrubs like me who don't have fulltime accents
talk weird
and I blame the brits
This is an example of the old upper-class accent of Boston.
the upper class accent
@stiff maple curious what you think of this
Woah thatâs crazy
The Mid-Atlantic accent, or Transatlantic accent,[1][2][3] is an accent of English, blending together prestigious American and British English (Received Pronunciation) ways of speaking. Adopted in the early 20th century mostly by American aristocrats and actors, it is not a native vernacular or regional American accent. Instead, according to voice and drama professor Dudley Knight, it is an affected set of speech patterns whose "chief quality was that no Americans actually spoke it unless educated to do so".[4] Primarily fashionable in the 1930s and 1940s,[5] the accent was embraced in private independent preparatory schools, especially by members of the Northeastern upper class, as well as in schools for film and stage acting.[6] The accent's overall use sharply declined following the Second World War.[7]
so yeah it's literally that
it's basically a mid-atlantic accent and it was taught in schools up here
okay speaking from experience
live in england for like 6 weeks
I accidentally got that accent from doing that
People would prolly make fun of me though
Yeah, now that I read that it was pretty fashionable in the 30s and 40s, it does seem reminiscent of recordings of people talking from back then
my parents thought it was hilarious (i'd been repressing my american A and R sounds while I was over there) but it went away in like a day or two when I got back
it's the accent people think of in old movies, cause they trained them to talk like that basically
LOL
They donât; they speak with a Boston accent which is non-rhotic (an R following a vowel and followed by another consonant is not sounded), unlike most American accents. The New Yorker Tom Lehrer drew attention to this when he sang, at the end of T...
It's similar to german in a way
In the standard accent they don't pronounce the Rs after long vowels
Although, if you really think about it, it's not really just about omitting the Rs, but also the vowels end in a sort of silent clenching of the throat instead of the R, I don't know how to explain it
yeah I know what you mean
Vandaag aangekomen â„
I'm late but I tried saying water in my accent / southern as well but I can barely do an imitation accent of my own region https://vocaroo.com/i/s1USVDMZknrd
people in the south say things so patiently 
ahahahah I have no idea what that means, yes we are the greatest
like the stereotype up here is that we talk fast and sound impatient
so the south talks slowly and patiently?
i guess
ooo
I can never tell if I've picked up anything southern since to me I sound like TV neutral
but I also have only lived here, so everything else would probably sound normal to me anywyas
some people here talk especially slowly, and I'm never sure if there's something wrong with them or if its just a learned manner of speaking
I dunno, probably a regional thing.
Que onda
Las ondas electromagnéticas
Un honda civic
I honda d'accord
esa pileta es onda
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deffo 3 in this christian server
it's (2)
his mass gets decreased *
Tengo el poderĂo del Dio y animĂ© de mi parte
google me traicionĂł
oh
Whats the dif
poderĂo es otra cosa, Dio =/= Dios...., y de mi parte significa otra cosa (significa que viene de vos mismo, en ese contexto no tendrĂa mucho sentido)
poderĂo es algo asĂ como el poder que ejerce alguien o una naciĂłn sobre otros
no es "poder" asà genérico
De mi parte igual lo he visto como de mi lado 
PoderĂo afaik no tiene por quĂ© ser de un gobierno ni nada... pero sĂ suele asociarse con eso
Hm
puede ser
No me doy cuenta
eso es literalmente, o sea fĂsicamente
Eso puede ser mĂĄs literal
Oh huh
Yo
Yo (äœ) is yet another rarely used classical way to say âI.â It was used by men of extremely high stature. Iâve really only come across it being employed by âheartless-overlordâ-type characters in some anime and manga vaya vaya otro parecido al español 
The voices and subtitles don't seem to match up for that show, @lavish estuary. 
crimes?
crimes


d
ok sec i'm absorbing it all, its been a while
np
standard exeptions //lanza exepciones
yo no hablo ingles
// For non-english speakers
yo no hablo cĂłdigo
yo hablo demasiado
;_;
bueno, me callo
;_;
ah sĂ
o justo querias mostrarme todo
querĂa mostrarte su tarea completa
sĂ
te amamos
gracias
bueno, exacto como mi mama
ntc
yo por esas cositas de la vida veĂa las cĂĄtedras del MIT
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ese y el pre-requisito que es amor puro
si
6.042 taugh me love, 6.006 taugh me patience
this is starting to sound like an ariana grande song
I'm so ... grateful for my classes
its actually an ariana grande song
do I have to
it is
6.999 taught me pain
and a meme
ÂżCormen?
leo epubs en microsoft edge
yo tengo un Kindle y lo amo mĂĄs que a mi vida
that algorithms book is gold but I never understood the obsession with that classic C programming book, in general I never saw the benefits of books descrbing a language (I also read that C book) versus just using google and stackoverflow and I can't tell if I'm missing something or if the older programmers who HAD to learn that way don't realize how easy it is now to pickup a new language with google and stackoverflow
but just because I thought I was missing something, I went through some of those books twice
it would be nice for your first programming language it seems
otherwise, it seems like long winded ways of explaining, say, what functoins are instead of just skipping to the syntax
wait c# before Python
actually I think it was a different C book I read
a famous one still but
I'll look that one up and see if there's something else special about it
I liked a lot of the books not about programming languages, like The Pragmatic Programmer
i first read "The Art Of Computer Programming" then i started learn C
and know he'll steal zucc your data

you've disproven your loyalty yesterday
Yeah, I'll admit I went too far
I want the audio of sweet sweet Chile or Argentina
You won't find them on Netfix lol but there are a lot of fanmade parodies on YT
indeed
other than movies/whatever from here ofc, there is only a handful of animated movies with arg. dubs, doubt there is any for series
watches El Secreto de sus Ojos 1000 times
You could join me in watching Casados con Hijos
I've watched three episodes. I've watched the first episode 5 times lol

oh and thank you Jaleel hehe
I have to find Phineas and Ferb before I sleep lol
hmm, but that wikipedia page has to be deceiving, I'm betting most of those are still "neutral"
as they tend to do with any cartoon on tv
oh I can put Incredibles on my list to watch then
I only remember it felt so weird
to watch an animated movie where people didn't speak "neutral" 
its been a while since I did a lot of active Spanish practice (I did a little in 2016 or 17 I think where I was reading some books like Ender's game), I'd say 2015 was the last ..big study period, and in that time I was trying to get some Argentinian exposure. At the time all I had to use I think was some vlogs and 1 episode of 1 podcast
I only listen to british dubs
it was hard though because I don't really like vlogs typically
God save the queen~
the only queen is freddie mercury

I tried some of those stereotypical youtube shows too (although they were from spaniards) but I was too used to the humor
I always recommend movies and series, youtube is... eh
it's weird
and not a good representation
especially the hispanic side of youtube
(in general, not only spaniard)
I tried some videos of programmers too but meh I couldn't get into it
that's actually been one of the harder things to do for studying the non ... 'popular' accents; finding content
when I looked a little into French, I wanted to learn a flavor of African french
partially because my first French speaking friend was from Africa
but almost everything was not just France-French, but Paris French at that, if I remember
Tbf, Argentina is the right behind Spain in podcasts produced. So at least the country has that going for it
well French is really differnt from Spanish, Spanish is spoken in a lot of places with tens of millions of people
oo
and there is a shitton of content
True
Sunday I watched a Mock Draft in Spanish
How crazy is that xD
Something so niche
so much stuff gets dubbed
Doesn't matter, it just goes to show
wtf is wrong with my english today fuck
I dunno but on the bright side you immediately correct everything before I can even start typing
so 
yesterday I also made the same mistake in Spanish
said mucho instead of muy for some reason
my hands are on auto
But the moment I realised how big Spanish was when I found a video on someone explaining in which order to read the Batman comics.
That opened up my eyes
well, a similar mistake at least
I'm not really paying attention
Dude it's the 3-4th most spoken language on earth xd
it is big
I know lol, but it still surprised me
I love this language 
It's fluency or death, whichever comes first
I'd be so lucky
as resident weaboo I have to ask what your opinion is on Japanese
Mine?
si
I like manga and anime. I know nothing about the language other than it's very difficult xD
Do you speak it?
nah, although its my next language (current language? I alternate between working on my computer science and working on my Japanese)
(currently I'm more working on comp sci)
I was gonna learn it but I feel I don't have enough free time to give it the dedication it deserves. Definitely after my degree
Speaking of weird YT content and Japanese...
(gimme a sec)
Mi amiga MaryanMG creo LA CUMBIA DEL OTAKU y no pude evitar llamar a Arelly Trujillo para correr a crear este VideoClip, espero les guste! Sigan a mis amigas...
Enjoy xDD
My record is 40 seconds, I just can't finish the video
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đđż voy a por vos
đ„ đ
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a cualquier precio te vamoh a encontrar
precio? alguien puso una recompensa?
Q-quizĂĄs
Iba a escribir pase lo que pase pero pensĂ© que esa quedarĂa mejor jaja
quise traducir ''come hell or high water''
y ahà con costar se refiere al esfuerzo, precio es muy literal en español xd
$
Entiendo xDD
Te dejo tranqui jaja, sho voy a dormir
que duermas bien
@glass dragon profe usted diria que para aprender un tema en mate en necesario saber demostrar las propiedades de dicho tema ?
No, para aprenderlo, no. Pero creo que para entenderlo lo suficiente para enseñarlo a otros, sà creo que es necesario @median trail
quiero aprender a demostrar, tiene libros que recomendaria ?
no sé si sirva para aprender de cero, menos sin alguien a quién preguntar y que te vaya viendo
pero a mĂ me sirviĂł harto http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=B67298CBE7B0B63977F4845D0258E92B
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omg
se ve potente eso jaja
tengo que aprender a moverme con el lenguaje matematico tambien
séalgunas cosas pero no tanto
pero tuviste cĂĄlculo
oh eso lo tiene
Lo sé
sé lo suficiente
que debe saber un estudiante de ingenieria
pero me gustarĂa aprender a representar otras que nunca supe
ah el libro tiene esas cosas
toca hartos temas pero sĂșper superficialmente, es mĂĄs como de "estilos" que de los temas en sĂ
ya entiendo, me interesa aprender eso de induccion matematica y la simbologia matematica pero mucho mas a profundidad
y este libro lo tiene
asi que me sirve
inducciĂłn tiene una idea sĂșper simple, pruebas que algo es vĂĄlido para n = 1
después que es vålido para n + 1
y con eso concluyes que es cierto para todos los naturales
los pasos formales de la demostraciĂłn son sĂșper mecĂĄnicos
oh ya veo
lo complejo estĂĄ en demostrar que n + (n+1) es cierto, pero son casi unicamente propiedades algebraicas
@mortal dagger
*The Duolingo owl is coming for me.
Iâve fled my hometown, changed my number and stolen a 2018 Ford Fiesta, but nothing seems to be working. I uninstalled the Duolingo app 5 days ago, but I still get the notifications demanding me to learn Spanish. On the third day, I heard a window downstairs break and found a brick on the floor. There was a note tied to it saying,âYour time is almost up. Learn the fucking mexican words or elseâ. I donât have the work ethic to dedicate the effort to learn the language, and just accepted my fate. But the next day, when I found the brakes in my car removed after causing a minor accident at a nearby intersection, I realized that Iâm afraid to die. In that very moment, I received another notification saying,âItâs too late for practice now. Speak the Spanish all you want, I will make sure of tu muerteâ. I then turned around to see what I swear was a mass of neon green feathers dart behind a tree. I did not sleep that night, and Iâm thankful for it. A few hours after I went to bed, the owl appeared in my window, but quickly fled after I drew my firearm from my nightstand. Thatâs when I decided it was time to leave, and later stole a car parked down my street. But I know that my fate is sealed. Because every second Iâm not running, heâs only getting closer. The notifications from the deleted duolingo app have been getting progressively darker and more sinister. The last one didnât even ask me to practice learning my language. It was just the owl asserting to me that he is God. I know Iâll die soon. Iâve accepted it. Yet Iâm still upset that my life has to end because of my inability to learn Spanish.
thanks for sharing steve
oh no i just downloaded duolingo yesterday
get to work
@median trail wow nunca vi tu mensaje de ayer
No usĂĄbamos un libro para ese tema en la escuela
oh no se preocupe, el de fenix esta bueno
at the mall where they filmed Paul blart mall cop ama
In the movie at least!
Generic American mall food court
Food court?
yeah that is generic alright
where the subway though
Are the food courts any different in other parts of the world?
Qué son? Plazas de comida?
Mesas rodeadas de locales? Si hago zoom (pixelado) sabiendo que es una plaza de comidas... se ve igual que cualquiera de acĂĄ
Locales, quiere decir, restaurantes?
A lot of malls look like this in the US because many are owned by the same company
Simon malls or something
I feel like malls in general are very typical
Yeah
you could tell me that it was a mall somewhere here and if it weren't for the signs in english I would believe you
Everyone just video chats from their mall
We edit the footage
And theyâll never know
yes
With locales I meant every single place to buy food there
Is it common to call them locales instead of restaurantes?
Whatâre you showing me dew
Food court
@stiff maple ye
Because theyâre not restaurants
They just serve food
Whereas in a restaurant you have a place to sit down to eat the food
We say locales de comida
Restaurantes sounds like something bigger imo
And with a different type of food
And yeah tables and seats
Whatever u call it
Does it exist for places outside of malls? Like maybe you'd call that a stand that serves food or something?
I'd use it outside the mall for a few things, probably
Hm
Meanwhile inside the mall... I use locales for everything, not only the food ones
I canât think for a specific term for those
Since here in Mexico most food stands you see on the streets are taquerias
taquerĂas
Wait what are food stands?
Los carritos? XD
Puede ser un carrito o algo inmĂłvil
Bueno, acĂĄ son carritos, puestos solo si son muy chicos
here there are places that can serve burgers, or hotdogs, or just parrillas, wouldn't call them restaurants (in restaurants you have a big place where you can sit and they come offering you the menu, that stuff)
Locales... imo needs a tiny space in a building. idk
Puestos de comida
Or specific food stand, as in hot dog stand or anything else
well here, a parrilla would just be a parrilla... xd (they serve lots of meat stuff, i don't want to say bbq because that's insulting)
then there are pancherĂas I guess, for panchos (hotdogs), I guess hamburgueserĂa also exists, but I usually just say the name of the place

Here a parrilla is like a cheap restaurant but with less variety if food
Of*
Meat, pasta, basic things like rice and... idk, potatoes (?)
example near my area, yeah some places use hamburgueserĂa
there are hundreds more that don't show on the map because they aren't big enough xd
just local stuff
Yeah, see, Spanish allows you to transform a name of food into a name of place that makes it. In English, you'd have to add another word to it, like place or stand, or whatever
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Well, except we have "pizzeria" for some reason đ€
stolen
Yep, as we're very good at đ
I just find it weird that's the only one somebody felt was worth stealing
The ones we have arenât really common anymore
Oh wait you need to add shop
Butchers shop, the cobbler, the barbershop (I guess itâs one word?) the bakers shop
Yeah, exactly you have to add a word
Papaâs wingeria
sweatshop
Pharmacy
oye-u
It's not a thing turned into place for thing though abby
Oh yeah
the chemists
is haberdashery ancient/obsolete or still used somewhere
not that word again 
Or maybe chemist's and pharmacy are đ€
Ban chemist's
Theyâre the same
weird, it's the first translation google gives too
It's kinda hard to tell in English what was the original word
Wtf is that
What
mercerĂa is where they sell stuff for clothes
what
What
Stuff?
haberdashery 
emm
Tailor shop?
like you know, threads, knitting tools
I don't know what that would be called
Do tailors also sell stuff?
I donno, fabric shop? Cloth shop?
probably
Oh guys
Like usually craft stores I think have most of these things, no?
He means Joanneâs
kind of I guess
What's a Joanne's?
^
Joanneâs is a craft chain
Nursery
these are only tailoring things
They sell fabrics and needs and art supplies
craft shops have more stuff
zoom in the pics
So yeah, that's probably the closest thing we have left that's common in the modern world
yeah it's not very common, but a few can still be found
Yeah weâd go to a craft store or something or a tailor
Places like that exist but
Theyâre very uncommon
And they're probably named after whoever runs them :P
It says it's only for men's clothes
Oh actually it looks like it can have both meanings
uwu
Are those weird there? 
maybe they just didn't see many or any at all irl, they are kinda uncommon here
but still there
by uncommon, I mean you don't find a lot
Idk. They aren't everywhere here, but they aren't thaaaat hard to find. And I'm pretty sure everyone here knows what a mercerĂa is 
When I google it it shows me hat shops
It looks like there are only 2 actual haberdasheries in my state
I'm getting many pics that are just like the mercerĂa ones
and some are drawings/paintings set like 2 centuries ago lol
Wow, only 2 in the entire state
the last one lollolol
I knew they were rare but didn't expect them to be that rare
notice that many of those website domains are outside the US
many uk ones
a few za (South Africa I think)
2 in the entire state? Wow they are indeed less common than here. No one needs them? Wtf
Getting your clothing tailored isnât really someone anyone does
And most people donât sew anything except as a hobby
I got a 90 on my Numerical Analysis exam
Idk what tailored means
Yeah, and as a hobby how do they do?? Sad
I am proud of you my dew
tailored puede ser ajustada o arreglada
Tailoring is expensive
lo que me parece raro, nadie tiene un pantalĂłn caro y viejo que quiere arreglar o ajustar?
No
Pero eso sĂ que no lo hace nadie
Pero hacer cosas en su casa... desde crear ropa desde 0 por hobby, o arreglar algo roto...
Itâs expensive and the people who do that only do it for formal things like a wedding suit
Me parece algo normal
expensive? wat
Wat x2
here it's pretty normal to need some pants adjusted or whatever
Pls help
and it's not expensive
Same here. Tho idk who does that. I'd ask my mom, not some super professional person lol
well it's not something that you tend to do with your everyday informal clothes...
or that happens often
Yo sĂ, se me caen los pantalones 
and they don't have to be a super profesional
Pero y esa gente mayor? No hacen cosas propias?
Yo pienso pero hasta en la gente joven que hace cosplay xddd hay mucha gente que se hace ropa
O que teje o hace crochet
Some might do it themselves but itâs considered a hobby Iâd say
O que tiene ropa ya comprada y la personaliza con algo
We donât really do that much
para mĂ tiene que haber pero no estĂĄn tan a la vista
o hasta son casas normales como acĂĄ
Que tengan tantas cosas y no tengan algo que me parece tan bĂĄsico me asusta 
lo que tienen es todo caro
Gente que arregle ropa a pedido sĂ se me hace menos comĂșn, yo hablo de las mercerĂas en sĂ
@keen sequoia can I steal you? I need another American to weigh in on something
How common is altering your clothes here/taking your clothes to be tailored ?
I wasn't saying it's something very common, but it still happens
you said it as if no one does it anymore
Pero yo hablaba de las mercerĂas 
pero las mercerĂas
Not as common as it should be?
Oh sorry tami
It's mostly not done, frankly more common if you're wealthy.
Also how common are stores that only sell uh
I guess sewing supplies / things you use at home to alter your clothes
Going to a thrift store, buying a suit, and having it tailored, is a great idea nobody exploits.
This is true lol
A haberdashery
If you add knitting and crocheting, there are a few
not only sewing
Yeah, itâs mostly hobbiest stuff right?
tailoring stuff in general
Hobby
Oh, yeah not common
Yeah it includes knitting and that stuff
They probably exist
I'm betting it's a more known word outside the US
or they at least have a specific name for it
UK, Australia, South Africa, etc.
nz
I think tailoring/altering you clothes here makes people think of upper class stuff
^
Itâs not really something regular people consider doing ever
you are thinking specifically of weddings
No
and event stuff
and the place doesn't have to be about altering your clothes, you can just need tailoring stuff
don't you have needles and threads just in case
in your house?
I do, but that's not super common these days
Not unless someone in your house knows how to sew
@river ivy tailoring is hacer ropa a medida I think?
Like my mom does but thatâs the only reason we have it
no
it doens't mean they make the clothes especifically for you
what I was saying was stuff like just getting a shirt or some pants adjusted for example
I know
In English it includes that meaning
They are super uncommon, as in I can't think of a single one
Yeah
Me deprime esta convo 
oh, if you mean tailoring, the profession, it's sastrerĂa
I just buy clothes and wear them, I know of nobody who gets all or even a few their clothes tailored. gotta save up for the $700 bandaid at the ER
why is it always white or black
Edited
nobody gets ALL their clothes tailored lol
Yeah I wrote that quick on the phone
it's not something common, but it can happen sometime
Never denied that
we also just buy stuff and wear it here... but once in a while you may need something fixed, or adjusted, who knows
Usually gets sewn up by that one family member who knows how to sew
O cuando algo se rompe... para disimular xd
Yes sorry
Its fine
Nothing to see here
Also when my jeans get a tear I just wear them anyway because
Fashion
it's not all about jeans reee
and it's not only sewing a hole ...
Discussing a single article of clothing doesn't necessarily mean she's saying that's all we're talking about, just a specific case that can apply elsewhere
I know, but it's not only sewing a little hole either, don't get pedantic
What else would you do
adjustments
What
especially women tend to do it more often here
We just... try things on at the store and if they donât fit we donât buy them
sometimes it was something expensive
and old, so you can't just change it for something else
I gotta go do dinner, I came in halfway here so I feel like based on what pupper is saying I missed a significant portion.
Anywho, night
Sometimes you can't wear it anymore because your weight changed
But you can fix it...
Then wear it again
Dinner sitting.
Yeah I know, like I said not common here honestly.
It should be
But most people just buy new clothes, or if you're me and you've lost weight just keep wearing them anyway
This is my experience at least
Yeah, actually getting stuff adjusted would make it look much better on you
Las mercerĂas tho
hay gente que hace ropa por hobby, o porque quiere cosas originales y personalizadas
It's less wasteful, and looks better, but we don't do it
Incluso gente que hace muñecos o cosas asĂ!
Most specialty shops, in my area at least, are knitting focused
Because clothes in a store are pretty standard, you'd have to be really lucky to get something that fits you well
People I know who knit here tend to get stuff online.
Can feel it then return it often
Hay telas que uno neesita tocarlas... o tipos de lana
Es mĂĄs prĂĄctico ir a una tienda y listo que tener que esperar pedidos y devolverlos...
Yes but when the nearest such shop is 2+ hours away (unsure, depends on the person of course)
Less practical
Gotta go guard the stove some more, adiĂłs de nuevo
A eso me refiero. Que es muy raro que haya tan pocos
If more people did it I'm sure more would spring up, though there are probably more than I know of because I don't go looking. The consumer culture in the US is sorta sickeningly in favor of throwing things away though
Not just in the US, most of the world I think
not if you are on a budget 
AcĂĄ no creo que nadie compre artĂculos de mercerĂa online
No hay mercerĂas en todas las cuadras pero en casi todos lados hay alguna
Well, yeah I guess it depends if it's cheaper to buy something new or to adjust it
icri
the tumblr way of saying you are quite saddened but are not actually crying.
it's older than tumblr though

Older than Tumblr? I don't think that's possible
esas madres saben buenas
obvio que es mejor que el dulce y sabe mas bueno en agua
Tamarindos>Pulparindos
https://www.clarin.com/sociedad/haces-perro-hombre-trasforma-vive-alimenta-mascota_0_Dnl0-Uv4J.html @tranquil canopy
Dejo esto y me voy, boii
@azure moth Entiendo eso, pero el canal no estĂĄ pensado para lo mismo entonces hemos decidido que mover las correcciones a ese canal es mejor.
fair enough...
@celest bay I just finished rewatching the making of
@faint wyvern the best
@fleet moat 
Cuando los furrys se pasan
E verdĂĄ
Con el polvo que tiene que coger ese traje, va a tener que poner una lavadora cada media hora

Jajajaja me darĂa miedo vivir con ese señor la vd












