lazyvar

I don't mind the pace, but I'll admit, most people seem to agree with you. I see it said more often lately, even with other shows like Silo.

The person that was shot was the lady that the mother got in a fit with at the beginning of the flight.

It’s hard to explain without a similar sound existing in English.

The “eu” part in “neuken” and “keuken” is pronounced like the French word for 2: deux.

The ”-ken” end of both words is almost exactly pronounced as the word “cunt” without the t.

“de” is pronounced like “the” but with a “d” sound, like “duh” but not in the exaggerated way you’d do it when you’re mocking someone. And “in” is the same pronunciation as the English one.

So putting that all together, I’d write it out as follows if I’d like to make it pronounceable for an English speaker: “neuxcun in duh keuxcun”

Great to hear!
A lot of it gets easier with repetition, the more you use it the more natural it'll come to you.

Keep on keeping on!
Feel free to ask any question you might have.

Thanks for sharing your progress!

Glad to hear it feels familiar, that always makes things easier.

Was waiting for this, Paul suspected this limitation will go away based on the new changes in Swift 5.9!

Yup, and very little people realize that almost all RCS implementations are by Google (often via their Jibe service).

I appreciate you affording me good faith, it is a breath of fresh air.

May your enshitification be slow as well