Christian Lacdael on Nostr: I get the impression it's harder to be manipulative with czech than English, where ...
I get the impression it's harder to be manipulative with czech than English, where you can bend almost any sentence to have double meanings
( this was clearly done on purpose - Anglo text appears to have similar concepts to czech - i think this is what the 17C elitist sonnet craze was about - and why legalise is Latin heavy )
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