Hmmmm . . . weird. Sort of what I suspected. Spam clean-up, censorship, or just a bug?
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Hmmmm . . . weird. Sort of what I suspected. Spam clean-up, censorship, or just a bug?
In Kankonian (and a number of my other conlangs, such as Shaleyan), this isn't a problem to begin with, because pronouns are all epicene.eldin raigmore wrote: ↑19 Jan 2021 01:11 And whatever the case with natlangs, does anyone have a conlang that solves this problem?
"Waltzed" is another good example. Or "schmaltzed", as in "schmaltzed up". Mostly the past tenses and participles of verbs borrowed from German or Yiddish.Dormouse559 wrote: ↑09 Jan 2021 02:51 English does put /tst/ in a single syllable, with verbs that end in /ts/. Take "spritzed" and "blitzed" for example.