#invicta5

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oblique trellisBOT
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obtuse hare
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yes

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there are also words that are different in French but not in English
like owl, scarf

tight anchor
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yup, homonyms are common
just like a bat would be your first choice for a baseball bat or a cave bat in English

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obtuse hare
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Well

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Desk, office = bureau
Bookshelf, library = bibliothèque
Owl = chouette, hibou
Scarf = écharpe, foulard

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There are examples of this both ways

tight anchor
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I would say the examples you gave in English aren't really homonyms. It's just that they're considered close enough concepts to not be differentiated

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for instance there is no scientific difference between "chouette" and "hibou", they're not categories of species
It just comes down to how owls look, are they tufted or not

tight anchor
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hi @alpine portal this channel creates a new thread for each question. Please answer in the appropriate thread chatsalut

obtuse hare
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obtuse hare
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you're in one right now

tight anchor
alpine portal
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Are you here?

obtuse hare
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dude idk how else to explain it

alpine portal
alpine portal
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Since we are in a french server

wraith swift
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Discord enables you to create a thread under a post on the main channel (as long as the option is activated). You can see it on Flynn's screenshot. In the case of salle-de-classe channels, it's to keep the room tidy, not to drown questions out with answers.

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Here, the threads are created by the bot.

alpine portal
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I don’t understand

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Your’e in one right now

tight anchor
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the channel we're currently in is the thread created for invicta's question in #salle-de-classe
if you go to #salle-de-classe, you'll see a thread with ~30 messages below their question. If you click on it, you'll find yourself back here