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this post was submitted on 11 May 2025
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Lammninians with neither English nor German as their first language:
No, wait, I don't like that meme format, this represents us:
I originally started to take English a bit more seriously so I could understand the objectives in RTS games, then I realized they also had a story, then I realized a whole new world opened up to me.
My folks also do something similar. I'd bet most lemmy/[colour name]dit users of miscellanious languages also have their own form of me+me (I+I). Spanish speakers, is it 'yoyo' or just 'meme'?
In polish that would be "jaja" when means "balls" (as in testicles) so no polish people don't really do that
MeyahMeyah, Memequeas, AymeAymase, AmakuAmak, MjawMjaws, MëMëz, MeMe first & the gimme gimmes, ... basically any culture of any creature that communicated has me+me.
Ka?