• @Noodle07
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    486 months ago

    You guys are just learning French I swear

    • @Leviathan
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      106 months ago

      Yeah désuet and flâneur are as common in French as abandoned and loiterer are in English. I’d say only the first word describes something that there isn’t another common word for.

        • @Leviathan
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          16 months ago

          It is, but I can’t say I would use it in everyday conversation like the other two.

      • @Noodle07
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        16 months ago

        I still see them used regularly, it’s different than those English words most people don’t even know.

  • @tipicaldik
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    116 months ago

    I want to be a flâneur when I grow up…

  • @ChicoSuave
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    86 months ago

    I remember hearing eudaimonia many years ago and thought that I can’t wait for it. I haven’t heard it since then and the state of the world reminds me I may never again.

  • @[email protected]
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    76 months ago

    I only know eudaimonia because it’s super advanced tech in Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri, essentially inventing utopia

  • @thantik
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    76 months ago

    I didn’t know eudaimonia or flaneur, I like these! :D

    • @[email protected]
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      116 months ago

      I knew flaneur as an adjective in German, for example when you go on a walk through a shopping street, without any intent of shopping you go “flanieren”. Just having a walk, looking at stores and people.

  • Bob
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    26 months ago

    Languor isn’t usually thought of as pleasant.