Could become a fad:
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-p...bs-2022-12-08/
I could have intuited the findings. My parents would swear in Japanese because of the staccato quality of the language and hard consonants. The words are percussive.
Likewise, Mrs. Huja and I agree German is formidable language for cursing because even, "I love you!" sounds like an insult.
Open AI's dialogue language model - demo page.
Amazing how fluent the answers come out - you can ask it general questions, but also technical questions, e.g. how to implement a shortest path algorithm in a particular programming language or how to lay out HTML in a particular way.
https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/
Give me 5 reasons Hong Kong is a great city
- Vibrant economy: Hong Kong is known for its strong and dynamic economy, which is driven by industries such as finance, trade, and tourism. The city is a major financial hub in Asia and is home to many global corporations and financial institutions.
- Diverse culture: Hong Kong is a melting pot of different cultures and nationalities, and this diversity is reflected in the city's food, language, and customs. The city is known for its vibrant food scene, with a wide variety of cuisines available, and many people enjoy exploring the city's different neighborhoods and markets.
- Beautiful natural surroundings: Despite its dense urban environment, Hong Kong also has a number of beautiful natural areas, such as beaches, hiking trails, and parks. Many people enjoy spending time outdoors and taking in the city's beautiful natural scenery.
- Convenient transportation: Hong Kong has an extensive and efficient public transportation network, with options such as buses, trains, and ferries. This makes it easy for residents and visitors to get around the city and explore its many attractions.
- Safe and stable: Hong Kong is known for its low crime rates and stable political environment, which makes it an attractive place to live and work. The city has a strong rule of law and a high level of personal freedom, which is appreciated by many residents and visitors.
Replace "is" with "was" and then it's correct
Give me 5 reasons Hong Kong WAS a great city
Vibrant economy: Hong Kong WAS known for its strong and dynamic economy, which WAS driven by industries such as finance, trade, and tourism. The city WAS a major financial hub in Asia and WAS home to many global corporations and financial institutions.
Diverse culture: Hong Kong WAS a melting pot of different cultures and nationalities, and this diversity WAS reflected in the city's food, language, and customs. The city WAS known for its vibrant food scene, with a wide variety of cuisines available, and many people enjoed exploring the city's different neighborhoods and markets.
Beautiful natural surroundings: Despite its dense urban environment, Hong Kong also has a number of beautiful natural areas, such as beaches, hiking trails, and parks. Many people enjoy spending time outdoors and taking in the city's beautiful natural scenery.
Convenient transportation: Hong Kong has an extensive and efficient public transportation network, with options such as buses, trains, and ferries. This makes it easy for residents and visitors to get around the city and explore its many attractions.
Safe and stable: Hong Kong WAS known for its low crime rates and stable political environment, which made it an attractive place to live and work. The city had a strong rule of law and a high level of personal freedom, which WAS appreciated by many residents and visitors.
Sun dried bacon is a thing in HK ...
https://std.stheadline.com/realtime/article/1891569/
Chat GPT - write a Haiku about expats in Hong Kong
ChatGPT - write a Haiku about expats in Hong Kong during the pandemicIn Hong Kong's bustle,
Expat finds solace in night's calm,
Moon above Victoria Peak.
In Hong Kong's streets, once full
Now empty, save for masks and fear
COVID spreads its toll.
Sonny Liston had 25 siblings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c12FjikiZeE
All the H's.. throat clearing Hhhhaaa spitoon :pGerman is formidable language for cursing
English has many more swear words than Mandarin.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...-stress-busterBritons issue on average 14 expletives a day, making us among Europe’s most potty-mouthed nations. The English language boasts a handsome 348 curse words and phrases, the world’s highest tally (compared to Mandarin’s paltry 29 and Norwegian’s 94).