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Just looking at the language in the begging for donations it's probably a non-native English speaker whose first language may lack articles and/or allow omitted
by greenavocado 4mo ago
Just looking at the language in the begging for donations it's probably a non-native English speaker whose first language may lack articles and/or allow omitted subjects.
The part that threw me off is putting the currency symbol at the end. I wonder what places do that...
- eoanermine 4mo agoIn Russia at least. Perhaps in some post-Soviet countries (not sure)
- tovej 4mo agoDoesn't really seem relevant, does it? Plenty of native English speakers are also using chatbots for dumb bullshit.
- greenavocado 4mo agoNevermind, I kept reading and I saw "kindly request donation." Now I know exactly who is behind it (₹)
- SSLy 4mo ago> putting the currency symbol at the end. I wonder what places do that... plenty of Europeans at least
- eqvinox 4mo ago> The part that threw me off is putting the currency symbol at the end. I wonder what places do that... AFAIK, putting the currency symbol in front of the number is actually more rare. Most cultures treat it like any other unit of measurement.