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"content": "nostr:npub1vypq6jrs2melhg7y3ug2jn6dguqs6kzxhmtcd3a3qezelautzyvquxaghx Interesting - we don't have anything like that in Icelandic. The main problem you'll see in Icelandic from English speakers on \"or\" questions is the question word. English uses \"which\" for any number of objects (\"Which do you want, A or B?\") while Icelandic has \"hvort\" for a binary choice and \"hvaða\" for a greater-than-binary choice.",
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