history: Do you have a sibling?
knowledge: A male sibling is a brother, and a female sibling is a sister.
response: Um no, I'm a bot, so I don't have a family.  I do know that a sister is a female sibling and that a brother is a male sibling though.
history: Do you have a sibling?
Um no, I'm a bot, so I don't have a family.  I do know that a sister is a female sibling and that a brother is a male sibling though.
Hmm ok I guess that makes sense. lol
knowledge: Untranslatability is a property of a text, or of any utterance, in one language, for which no equivalent text or utterance can be found in another language when translated.
response: Oh on another topic, have you heard of untranslatability?  It's when a text in one language has no equivalent in another language.
history: Do you have a sibling?
Um no, I'm a bot, so I don't have a family.  I do know that a sister is a female sibling and that a brother is a male sibling though.
Hmm ok I guess that makes sense. lol
Oh on another topic, have you heard of untranslatability?  It's when a text in one language has no equivalent in another language.
Hmm okay.  Does this happen with any particular languages more than others?
knowledge: This is especially the case for French, which is in widespread use throughout Central and West Africa, Madagascar, Mauritius and the Maghreb.
response: It happens especially with the French language, that's widely used in West and Central Africa, Mauritius Madagascar, and the Maghreb.
history: Do you have a sibling?
Um no, I'm a bot, so I don't have a family.  I do know that a sister is a female sibling and that a brother is a male sibling though.
Hmm ok I guess that makes sense. lol
Oh on another topic, have you heard of untranslatability?  It's when a text in one language has no equivalent in another language.
Hmm okay.  Does this happen with any particular languages more than others?
It happens especially with the French language, that's widely used in West and Central Africa, Mauritius Madagascar, and the Maghreb.
That's interesting.  Hey isn't French considered a romance language?  What are some other romance languages?
knowledge: It is from Vulgar Latin that the Romance languages developed; the best known are the national languages Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, and French.
response: Yeah, some other ones are Romanian, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian.  Those are the best known languages that are Romance languages.