awth13 [fae/faer, comrade/them]

FIY the way people in the US use “ethnic” as a descriptor for things that are unfamiliar to them is also racism/xenophobia. If you can’t see why, think about why nobody calls Chipotle or Olive Garden “ethnic restaurants” despite their menus narrowly corresponding to cuisines of certain ethnicities.

Me but I don’t want to return to the glory days because there are genuinely many things to criticise the USSR for. I want new gay space communism; we must learn from the past but look to the future.

I hope I didn’t confuse anyone, thank you for clarifying (and the lessons) ❤️

And me :)

Obviously depends on where you are from but Hebrew speakers I know will pronounce ה like this (h) and ח like this (χ). The difference between these two sounds is similar (I’ve chosen this word carefully to avoid claiming it is the same) to the difference between ح and خ. There is no equivalent to the actual ح sound in Hebrew as far as I know.

No, more like ה.

The difference between ה and ח is similar to the difference between ح and خ.