451Well yes, but actually no(jlai.lu)posted 1 year ago byElCanut@jlai.luin 196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneView comments48 commentssavehidereportSort:HotTopControversialNewOldYou are viewing a single thread.View all comments View context [ +- ]akari@lemmy.blahaj.zone1 point1 year agoel arroba o la arroba? permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]I Cast Fist@programming.dev1 point1 year agoFor portuguese, its “o” or “a” instead of el/la, so it’s “a arroba” permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]akari@lemmy.blahaj.zone1 point1 year agohuh? in spanish i use el arroba (o arroba) so its masculine for us :0 permalinksavereportparentreply