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Zacian is described as possibly being Zamazenta's older sister in the Pokedex in the English and Japanese languages, implying it has a female gender.
Despite this, Zacian is gender-unknown/genderless mechanically and uses a gender-neutral term in most other languages.
Very happy to announce my series of three children’s stories about the pandemic will be published by @TbrBooks in multiple languages. Thank you @CALEC_ORG @FabriceJaumont @Matteosmummy
TY1 Switch patch v1.0.1 out today.
* Newly added gyro assist to 1st person aiming.
* Fixed language audio in videos for non-English languages.
* Various bug fixes and performance improvements.
Details to come in this week’s Kickstarter update post.
Have not drawn an anthro ref mb but anyone wanna ship their OC with, hes not picky with gender but he yells in cryptic languages. Bad at talking but likes drawing
Nekomata 🐱
"When a nekomata transforms into a yōkai, its tail splits down the center into two identical tails. These monster cats are most likely seen walking around on their hind legs and speaking human languages."
From https://t.co/T1KJHmxLFt @matthewmeyerart
#ArtistOnTwitter
Today is Richard Scarry’s birthday! Scarry's most famous series of books feature wonderful animal characters living in Busytown. His books are still popular w/ kids everywhere. Over 100 million copies of his books have been sold, & have been translated into dozens of languages.
French & Russian join the list of available subtitles, now totaling 5 languages. Thank you for your support!
Studio Colorido's second feature-length film "Nakitai Watashi wa Neko wo Kaburu" will begin streaming on Netflix exclusively worldwide on June 18th in 28 languages.
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The tongue is super important for making sounds of speech – try saying ‘the’ without using your tongue! Here are four words for tongue in Indigenous languages. #IndigenousLanguages
Picture book "Fighting epidemic with a child's heart: Big eye heartwarming picture book," is published and will be translated into 11 languages. The touching stories will help overseas children ease fears https://t.co/gqRI35Ut8j
They could communicate telepathically. #Whatwouldgodthink Zak learned French and Joe learned German, within two months they were both fluent in both languages.https://t.co/y9StJylMSU
@ChickenPoliceG Hello! Thanks for hosting our favorite hashtag #AdventureGameFriday, we're making Attentat 1942, a game about love, resistance and moral dilemmas during WW2. Made with historians, available in four languages. Mobile port in progress. #WW2 #history
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The start of #WorldPIWeek is a great opportunity to share the story of The Battle Robots of the Blood and Tim, a 7yr old boy #livingwithpids, created by @LabListon & @tenmeieditions. Available as an e-book in multiple languages. More info: https://t.co/fWBii9hi4g #pidawareness
@DJYuurei Morning~ Call me Laurel. I do the draw and speak the languages. Here’s some of my recent stuff. Also have comms open in my pinned ;)
Have you met the Aussie Kids? In this pack you'll find activities such as story prompts, postcards, find-a-word, colouring in, and 'Australia' in other languages. https://t.co/oOyjC21j2k
#FolkloreThursday Ēostre or Ostara is a Germanic goddess who is the namesake of the festival of Easter in some languages. The first scholar to make a connection between the goddess Eostre and hares was Adolf Holtzmann: 'probably the hare was the sacred animal of Ostara'.
Stuck at home because of the curfew?
Use the time for reading and education!
Our book about how a free, ecological society can look like is now available in 9 different languages.
#riseup4rojava #ClimateCrisis #COVID19
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Hi all! @LifeologyApp has an illustrated primer on the #coronavirus, to help people of all education levels understand this virus and #COVID19 and what it might mean for them. The primer course is available in growing number of languages. Please share! https://t.co/SSwPE7eVOb
#AstridLindgren is the world's 4th most translated children's writer. Her books have been published in more than 90 languages.