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I always cheat a little and render foreign languages as prose. By that I mean I don't ever write out that conversation. Instead, it's always "they spoke in another language," or "they conversed in their mother tongue." Depending on the fluency of any characters observing the conversation...

The New American Standard Bible.

I will unfortunately become Canadian.

IMO, worldbuilding exists on a spectrum of importance; the closer the setting is to what the reader is familiar with, the less important that worldbuilding is. Explaining stuff to your reader that they already know about is just padding the story. I don't need to know what a smartphone is...

Can I choose America? That's a superpower.

I honestly do not want to see any interaction between an isekai'd person and the isekai destination. America suddenly gets dropped into Geneirc Fantasy Land? Have it be set in Montana or something, super far from the action.

No

Obviously, it would be a wish fulfillment series. Except my wish fulfillment is to have a stable 9-5, an apartment, and decent hobbies, instead of having to worry about the demon king or whatever world ending threat it is this week.

The coffee machine that tells time and brews things that aren't coffee isn't a coffee machine, it's a kitchen gadget. As much as kitchen gadgets are convenient, I can't stand them. If I want to tell time, I wear a watch. If I want to brew something hot, I set a kettle on the stove and pour it in...

Clear, just like real life (my healing potion is vodka)

Take the following concepts as a given, for a fictional setting. The first of them is that artificial intelligences have been devised. They are demonstrably reasoning and rational creations. In effect, a consciousness brought about purely via mechanical calculation. However, said consciousness...

Well I sure as fuck didn't, go outside and find some bitches. Or don't. You sound like a teenager that took a personality quiz and landed on "introvert." News flash: you ain't, you were poorly socialized as a child. Holy shit i fucking hate NEETs.

beat your dick BEFORE and AFTER you write, not DURING it.

based

Crappie and Brim, cause I can eat them

beat the shit out of them and steal their lunch money, you're in middle school, right?

Dune, honestly.

Yeah and if it happened in real life I'd still be on the side of whatever apocalypse comes by. I support climate change

I hated it, and I hated all the characters. Last thing i need is a bunch of limpdick Hollywood types telling me the world is ending. If I had to share the Earth with the people in this film, I'd be on Team "Apocalyptic Comet" in a heartbeat!