The former is what I used to think, but I’ve been noticing she does it in one-on-one conversation as well, and as far as I can tell, that’s the case for everyone. Also, in written assignments, in the beginning, it would be, for example, ‘schreibe […]’ and is now ‘escrivez […]’
It’s also a uni class, so not all students are younger than the teacher.
How about in a uni class? My teacher uses ‘vous’ and ‘du’. That’s what prompted the question!
The way this is phrased makes it sound like there’s a certain threshold where this starts happening. That’s not right. Even a grain of dust wouldn’t orbit the sun, they still orbit their common barycenter. A less misleading way of phrasing would be that Jupiter is massive enough that the barycenter of it and the sun actually lies outside the sun, which is still a cool fun fact.
So, what are the security issues in all of python3?
Ooh I’ll check it out, I teach night school maths while doing my masters.
I don’t use the search engine at all anymore. The mail migration is still on my to do list.
The image I used for what my mum thinks is also my dream life.
Interesting, what’s teachers pay teachers?
Interesting, when I tried rolled oats the ducks weren’t going for them! And a bunch of them sank, too.