‘Educational Memes’: 35 Posts That Might Hit The Spot If You’re Still In School

Same for me! I live in South Carolina!

You said that right: "coming from a Canadian" XD I'm from the middle region of Argentina and I'm used to very hot weather but can't handle the cold, so for me (even tho is not "freezing" temperature) 10 degrees Celsius it is cold

I live in Florida and I don’t consider that cold, but every one around me does

10 degrees isn't even that cold in Australia. But Canada goes down to like, minus 30 or something doesn't it?

our weather here is so bipolar 😭😭

I’ve heard cats cat hear it make a sound while melting that we can’t hear.

He's listening to the high frequency sounds the ice cube makes as it warms up differentially.

It's for cats to knock stuff off. Flat-earthers, mainly, but occasionally a vase or jar.

fool, you believe in the earth?

Yes

Turtles, all the way down.

I like to think the same, but unfortunately I know that there are so many stupid people about :(

Most of them. The religious nuts really believe.

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Cut him some slack, English wasn't Al's first language

For Japanese, only relatively recently My grandparents used to write でしょう as でせう. (deshou vs Dese-u). Kyoto きょうとwas writtenきやうと Kiyauto. There was language reform to help with literacy in primary school chIldren so they got rid of antiquated spellings that no longer matched pronounciation rules.

And hungarian

Mandarin is *really* good about this. You learn the basics of pronunciation and the tones (basically inflection, for those who aren’t aware) and you can say pretty much anything. The difficulty comes with the many many homophones that exist 😂😂

Russian is also, usually, very good about this. Though you do have to watch for letters that look the same, and also consonants with the letter "ь" because ь makes the letter before it, soft. A.k.a. quiet.

Welsh too. You just have to remember that the letters don't always match their English equivalents.

It's frustrating, when I used to try (badly) to read Greek to the kid I always slip up with the dual e and i, usually by other thinking it. And the few times I'd write a sentence my partner would looked at it and say "should be omega not omicron". I swear you just make it up on the spot to annoy non-native speakers!

My theory is that French is evolving to the point where the whole language sounds like the patient's half of a conversation during a dental exam

With a crayon, grasped in his huge paw.

Awesome

please tell me you're gonna be one of my college professors