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So far I have 2 things.
For one I was asking about how great of a substitution regular bread crumbs would be vs panko bread crumbs and for part of the answer chatGPT suggested crushing/breaking down bread crumbs if you want to go from a finer texture to a coarser one
For the other I was trying to prove my mom wrong about there being no exceptions for the soft sign (ь) in Russian. Lots to unpack here. In the first point not only is Sunday not a compound word with a prefix, but the soft sign is after the н, not с, and it does soften the н sound. For the second part the word little bridge straight up doesn't have the soft sign or end in any of the 3 consonant clusters that it's about. And finally, in the last point, while route is a German loan word indeed, it contains no soft sign again, making the point obviously inaccurate.
For one I was asking about how great of a substitution regular bread crumbs would be vs panko bread crumbs and for part of the answer chatGPT suggested crushing/breaking down bread crumbs if you want to go from a finer texture to a coarser one
For the other I was trying to prove my mom wrong about there being no exceptions for the soft sign (ь) in Russian. Lots to unpack here. In the first point not only is Sunday not a compound word with a prefix, but the soft sign is after the н, not с, and it does soften the н sound. For the second part the word little bridge straight up doesn't have the soft sign or end in any of the 3 consonant clusters that it's about. And finally, in the last point, while route is a German loan word indeed, it contains no soft sign again, making the point obviously inaccurate.