Well, my opinion is that Captain Marvel was a good movie, and I like Brie. So now what? Do we schedule a fight on a parking lot somewhere or what?

Before Christ man?

Shouldn't Greek be closer to the rest of European branches than the Indo-Aryan branch?

And you can't see any good reason why a person who already knows English should learn another language?

I think this is the first time I read that I should learn English to speak to a customer.

It seems to me that in the case of US, teaching Spanish to children should be just as important as teaching English in many European countries.

In EU countries, teaching English as the second language usually starts at 12 or earlier. It's required. The percentage is close to 100%.

No surprise, with all the bakemono they got there.

Mochiron! Demo, bakemono abunai!

The Polish version was not dubbed at all, neither the opening, nor the episodes. We had a lector, which means there was a lady speaking in Polish while the characters spoke in Japanese, and both soundtracks were audible. I understand that this sounds weird for someone who is not used to it, but when you hear this since you were a child, your brain at some point does this one trick, and you starts to feel as if you understand the original language.

Felicitations, France, I guess.

Although I have to that I live in Germany for the last five years and I don't really feel notice drop in the democracy score. Maybe when the score is so high the changes are more on the legal/electoral level, but for an average person not much changes?