I believe “blooming” would be more accurate

Fingers crossed

This are simply called digraphs, the same as spanish “ll”

Isn’t Keychron French?

Yeah, Polish also used to call March “brzezień”, which means the time in which birches grow

With Polish for example, we have 2 month that are currently named after Roman calendar, even thought all 12 of our months used to have their own names

Seconding Audile, it’s great

I am using this daily, best text editor for Android, but to be honest I’m 2 versions behind because the newer ones keep crashing But with SyncThing, working like a charm

That’s actually a fun fact :D. I do wish Polish would adopt this signs though, just so we wouldn’t have these digraphs

The T turning into C is called somehow, I don’t remember how, but it’s used quite often. For example, “expensive” and “more expensive” would be “drogo” and “drożej”. I think there were even some tables for all the transformations, but I might misremember things

Our C is reffered in IPA as joined “TS” sound, so there is definitely some merit to that

I wonder if we had ž etc like Czechs would it make it easier for foreigners to read

Why every single loaf is in plastic? Where is this?

Honestly, if this would make the overall width and height smaller, that would be great. Having a “compact” phone without the minus of small battery

This is actually a great way to test customers reactions. Just leak your design and see what people are saying. Obviously you still have issues with some people being louder than other, but it’s still a nice way to test stuff without actually selling anything.

I misspelled, phone, just one Althought sometimes I have my work phone with me, but rarely

I got credentials, just on my phone

Just phone and keys. You guys bring wallets everywhere?

I was once so bored on my holidays that I started to just rewrite ingredients of products in Aurebesh Turns out it’s a really simple alphabet, since it’s a 1:1 with the Latin alphabet used in English

You could try ViaMichelin Not saying it doesn’t track you, but atleast it’s not Google