VN Ren'Py My Dorm [v0.27.3 S3 Ch.7] [Tropecita Games]

[gino.pilotino]

In America ER is Emergence Room at the hospital . Emergence Rescue is run by all local Fire Departments with EMT

All the more reason. Only you understand those acronyms. Cut out the rest of the world.

 

[Trope95]

If they are global, there is no problem, but if they are local... well... only you and your fellow citizens can understand each other.

I understand you. There are a lot of acronyms I don't get (I made some jokes on the thread about it). But I won't complain because, in an English-speaking forum, someone uses USA instead of United States of America because, to me, the "correct" acronym is EE. UU. or EE. UU. A. (weird, I know, but I could write a book about acronyms in Spanish).

I understand non-natives like you and me are at risk of losing some of the communication that other players try to convey, but that also happens when they use a word I have never heard/read. People talk (write) like that, and we won't change it.

 

[wookie ookie]

what does incest patch mean?

Hey here you go check this out next time before you post, you might have to look up two words. If you don't have one Google also works

 

[xapican]

brain

Oh I have one ? that is a new, what's next ? probably I know how to read ?

 

[MarsUltor]

fortunately "Yeti" isn't family just imagine the pain when removing said "Patch"

A "Brazilian wax" could be lethal!

I understand you. There are a lot of acronyms I don't get (I made some jokes on the thread about it). But I won't complain because, in an English-speaking forum, someone uses USA instead of United States of America because, to me, the "correct" acronym is EE. UU. or EE. UU. A. (weird, I know, but I could write a book about acronyms in Spanish).

I understand non-natives like you and me are at risk of losing some of the communication that other players try to convey, but that also happens when they use a word I have never heard/read. People talk (write) like that, and we won't change it.

Ironically, I would immediately recognize EE. UU. as Estados Unidos. I'm basically on the northern end of the U.S. Southwest, so Mexican Spanish is commonly spoken (and written) here.