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Here: winning the halloween 2021 riddle event (riddles because it made me feel sorta clever ig) irl: idk, getting the highest possible score in the pre-college standardized tests/college entrance exams/aptitude test on my first try without much studying and adhd

I need to ask my dad how old he was when he learned Cantonese and Japanese huh:susPepe: I think he was older than me now

what does fwiw mean? I'll look it up

I wonder if its a thing where if you're "good with languages" at a very young age and mixing them up, it's harder to learn later than regular childhood learning a language (when they are old enough to differentiate from the other language and not mix it up):pepelook: since I'm so dumb with...

just because of you I checked this https://nationaltoday.com/novy-god-russian-new-year/ BUT THIS IS WHY I NEED TO STOP TAKING ASIAN CLASSES IN SCHOOL (currently literature, previous one was religion) :ono: I think of something because of the class that isn't relevant to the assignment so...

and here are my grandparents alternatively using the bengali calendar and lunar calendar and the "+1 every new year, year of life" age when using gregorian:ono: If you're interested enough in calendars would be a great random Vikki.random.info.she.knows.a.lot.about.and.you.don't. thread:pepesmug:

Related to my last thread but should've been a separate one instead of a comment ... I realized I used to think in the lunar calendar while using the gregorian when I was little:ono: Because I would always consider people born in January and February "old" and not really the same year But I...

yeah that's why you inspired my thread the new years celebration itself isn't confusing for me but when the calendar year, lunar year and solar year are used alternatively for birth year and age in talking it's confusing for me and also alternating between ig "asian year of life" vs...

I think I had heard of the january 14th new year, I didn't know it was russian, but maybe it could be common in the region like this south/southeast asia one although this one is religion too ig, since its based on hindu and buddhist calendars, but muslims in muslim majority countries like...

(with kpop I also see they switch between using gregorian and lunar for this, meaning sometimes january is year before bc of lunar new year korean age and sometimes it is the year itself) ex: Yeoreum WJSN is considered 1999 line along with Dayoung and Yeonjung (post February, May and August...

oh no, new years

Inspired by @Selfmate If you don't use only January 1st for New Years celebration, or your family considers smth else:pepelook: For my culture technically New Years is in mid April, which is common for a lot of South and Southeast Asia https://anydayguide.com/calendar/1649...

@RatfishDreamNot127 jk :runaway: @RatSoupSlurper

you're inspiring a thread

I was gonna ask when you became an ikonic when I saw the tag from you till I saw it was nina's thread lol

is this you two? @ProudRat127

my stupid brain ... I was thinking "i'm so dead fml" but now I'm happy I have so much to do and need to eat and no time to sleep no time to come here ffs