Have you tried DeepL for translations? I find it to be much better than Google translate for getting the context right, at least for European languages. Although, if you use a camera to scan and translate, I do not know if DeepL has such a feature since I have never used it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepL_Translator

I think I understand what you are saying. I have a hard time imagining scenes, especially when I am reading, and definitely not in any vivid detail. For example, there is a kitchen scene in a book I am currently reading. I vaguely picture the kitchen of the house from my childhood but that is pretty much all I can come up with. I don't think that is aphantasia, though.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mould#English

I am curious about this condition. What goes on in your head and how did you figure out you had aphantasia? Now I am trying to imagine a rotating cow after reading the comments (didn't imagine it when I saw the meme), and I can only recreate in my head the gif somebody posted in one of the comments.

For the first point, you could use a random generator and make it pick from a Gaussian or Poisson or other probability distribution depending on the situation.

For the rest, I do not know. I have been wanting to play a tabletop game with my board game group. But knowing them, I would have to be dungeon master and that seems intimidating since I have never played before.

Nanny makes some killer food.

Excuse me?

Nah, probably meant the other little fella - Asterix the Gaul.

Count Duckula

Tintin

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the 80s one)

Asterix

What is blue and even worse for your teeth?

Band of Brothers

The Lord of the Rings

Futurama

And also Die Känguru Chroniken audiobook.

I recommend 3blue1brown on Youtube. He is fantastic at making maths more intuitive than mere formulae. He has a series on Fourier series too.