Comments by "Christina" (@MargaritaMagdalena) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. This is painful to watch ☹️
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  2. That's true for most countries. People who live tens or even hundreds of kilometers apart don't magically learn to talk the same language. A national language is only possible thanks to mass education and mass media, so it's very modern. Not uniquely Italian.
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  3. Not really. No human being is holy, and the fact that nobody is righteous but fallen is the very essence of Christianity.
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  4. I like hamburgers
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  5. Whaaaaaat
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  6. Why?
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  7.  nationalist Müller 🏳️‍🌈⃠  Okay kiddo.
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  8.  @sicilianknicca_mickygreeneyes  Yes, dialects. But usually you don't need travel far and the other dialect becomes hard to understand, and impossible if you travel even further. That's why a uniform language is needed to have a modern society and economy.
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  9.  @sicilianknicca_mickygreeneyes  Actually, most languages in Europe and many in Asia like Farsi, Pashto, and Hindi are in the Indo-European family. So they're all related dialects. Russians and Afghans speak the same language as Italians, it's just hard to tell that it's the same language, because it changed so much over time in different areas.
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  10. I'm 35 and I'll never achieve anything.
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  11. ​ @davidrynberk1533  Thank you for your concern, but I don't want to achieve anything in this 💩ty society 😁 So I just enjoy things in my free time.
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  12. Many countries have a problem with obesity and other health problems like alcoholism in Russia. People who laugh at fat people are losers whose <25 BMI is their only accomplishment in life so they're trying to make a big deal out of it.
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  13. Provided that you have hands and the other person can see you. Not standing with your back to you for example.
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