
Pusúl pithívúmas grusën preu a Harsikí, hwëlë ël pithívúmas kaikaníl.
pʌ.suːl pɪ.θiː.vuː.mɑs grʌ.seɪŋ prɛu ɑ hɑr.sɪ.kiː hweɪ.leɪ eɪl pɪ.θiː.vuː.mɑs kaɪ.kɑ.niːl
Snow happen.PRES only in DEF northlands, but rain happen.PRES everywhere.
This doesn't seem Italian to me. In Italian, CH doesn't come before A, O nor U.Ambrisio wrote: Fake "Italian" in the style of Feynman:
A la TAzzo LIma RANto CHApa, nana CHUtto lala MUtto!
「この詩のタラ手羽で」じゃない。で、昭和生菌や目図海苔和して金Ambrisio wrote:Fake Japanese:
Konshi no tarateba dejanai de shoowa seikin ya mezunori washite kimu.
It's just the natural state up there.Omzinesý wrote:It's funny that Finnish doesn't have verb 'to snow'.
I know a guy who used to say lumisee for "it's snowing" when he was a kid. It's a fine verb and would deserve some wider use.Omzinesý wrote:It's funny that Finnish doesn't have verb 'to snow'.