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Teddy wrote:Mo ti ṣe ìpàrọ̀ orúkọ mi.
I have changed my name ;o

Vad hette du innan du bytte namn?
What was your name before you changed it?

L'école est terminée! Vivent les vacances!
The school is over! Long live the holidays!

mbirika shopó shiyare himbá kö'ëï apü’ärä añono kawi sanyaire ñimboeháseape ohwënä opa amóndona ambapitei i 'ambaku tata yatapi 'ah 'awa ämöïwënä amamoi hama anoh 'ämöïwënä shimembiré amingaru hama ka'aruna ambaku i ame’e hou kosira sanyaireta hama opa ambiyahu opa 'ambiyakatu hama ambeu shu shimem...

Lasca: girl

Is this just a coincidence, or did you pick this word on purpose? 'Cause laska means attractive young woman in Polish.

Okej, jag ska försöka det. Rekommenderar du några resurser? Do you recomment any resources? :swe: Med den här boken kan du lära dig både kinesiska och svenska samtidigt [:D] :fra: Avec ce livre-ci , tu peux apprendre le chinois et le suédois en même temps [:D] With this book you can learn both Swed...

Mes vacances d'été commencent dans un mois!
Mis vacaciones de verano empiezan en un mes!
Mitt sommarlov börjar om en månad!
Moje wakacje letnie zaczynają się za miesiąc!

My summer holidays begin in a month!

According to the reconstructed Latin pronunciation, <v> is pronounced as or [w], but I can't see how the (semi)vowel could have evolved into a fricative in the modern romance languages.

Shemtov wrote:Is there anyone interested in Biblical Hebrew lessons?

I would be very interested!

Hier j'ai eu un test de français. C'était très facile

Some time ago, I dreamed that I was spying on a group of primitive ape men called Homo Rationalis. Suddenly, one of them caught sight of me and started to chase me. Then I woke up.

Why do you use the same letter for different phonemes? That depends on which one your referring to. The y, and u phonemes share the same letter because I was running out of letters to use and they seemed fairly similar. Do you have any suggestions? Well, you could for example use <ü> for [y] or use...

How can I change my username?

Batrachus wrote:How can I normally (no copy-pasting and no Maor etc. keyboards) write special letters, like the macron ones? I tried Alt+number, but it only works up to 256 and first 32 are even not the same as in neither ASCII nor UTF-8.

I think this will solve your problem.

Je pense à apprendre le suédois quelquefois. I think about learning Swedish sometimes. Mais chaque fois je me souviens que je ne serais jamais capable de distinguer dix-huit voyelles … avec la quantité phonémique … et l'accent de hauteur … [O.O] But each time I remember that I would never be able t...

Idag har jag ett nationellt prov i matte. Jag är jättenervös
Aujoud'hui je vais faire un test national des mathématiques et je suis très nerveux

Today I have a national maths test and I'm really nervous.

Hurra! Jag vill ha en ny dator...

Och jag behöver ett nytt grafikkort. Det jag har nu har nyligen gått sönder.
And I need a new GPU. The one I have now i broken.

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/ɕ ʑ x ɣ/

2-4 wrote:I made a cool MSA about a week ago and I'm now incorporating it into Proto-Littoran. It is called quadripartite, a name suggested by Milyamd.

It sounds interesting. How does it work?

I'm too busy to finish the translation on time. I'll send Creyeditor's torch to Xing