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mægja hit «Easter de los Muertos» în becirür Vitkennghtün ¿?
be.possible <PRS.ACT> 3SG.N.SBJ INDEF.N.SBJ.SG better name.after<PRS.PTCP><NMLZ><SBJ.SG>

mebbe «Easter de los Muertos» is better?

Alswæ geispeake jous læztmöste duon þë Hïlluesantnochte 2021, skarrj duongân ïne Geidenschte djür læzte Gjærnes… ADV PLUP-speak<PFT.ACT.INDIC> 1PL.SBJ last.SUPER.ADVZ PRP DEF.F.OBJ.SG holy<PL>GEN=night.OBJ.SG will=1SG.SBJ continue<INF> INDEF.F.OBJ.SG thought.OBJ.SG DEF.F.GEN.SG last.OBLIQ year.GEN....

Indeed, not in that word /Hamish/ , but there is this kind of fortition in Irish (at least), where depending on the vowel before and/or after, it may get the fortition. But I am probably misremembering it. It has been æons unto the æons since I picked up & perused something relating to Irish or ...

Hey people, please take a look at the following micro-conlang: bala - destruction bali - destroy tako - city nabibak - soldiers -n = accusative marker -ti = genitive/ possessive -ma = mistery case 1 -ki = mistery case 2 Nabibak bali takon. = The soldiers destroy the city. Tako nabibakti = the soldi...

ichnofossil = "trace fossil" ; "trackway fossil". It refers to fossilized trackways, tail swashings, or fin-prints in mud or soft earth that get preserved and help scientists today determine locomotive velocities of sea scorpions, duck-billed dinos, brontosaurs & therapods, ...

Do we have any (proficient / (near) native language level) Irish Gaelic speakers hereabouts? I'd really appreciate some help with a few short Google Translate results. Kindly PM if you exist! Gaelic baffles me. Old Irish, much easier! Sheumais ⇒ Hamish [O.O] Lenition out the wazoo Backdoor Fortitio...

[ ⟰ above greatness ⟰ ] Good Lord! This amount of thought & work!!! Commendable :!: I think I'll hang onto it, but in-game, eh, feels a bit silly now [:P] Nevar silly:!: It's just that, if I could impose myself into your situation for a nano-eyeblink, I would have wished to have "come upon&...

Rozwi


Wodōm tomōdohtren satærek eidwo?
INTERR.PRN.N.ACC.SG=PRP CIS.ADJ=day.LOC chill.INDIC.MID.PRS.3SG AUG.ADV
Why is it so chilly today?

Baum yek to levoˤelva.
CNJ be.INDIC.PRS.3SG DEF.NOM.SG midway=winter.NOM.SG
Because it's Midwinter.

:con: Sadrås Duonünj bêoðit alswæ calt tuotagen? [dwo.ny.ɲɪ bεᴼ.ðɪt ɑl.swæʲ ʦɑʊt twɔ.tɑ.çɪn] Why is it so cold today? Vürünj is hit þe Betüchte den Plenimordrers. [βy.ryɲ ɪs h ɪ.θːə bɪ.tyχ.tə dɪn plε.ɲɪ.mor.drɝs] CNJ be.INDIC.PRS.3SG 3SG.N.SBJ.SG DEF.F.SBJ.SG middle.SBJ.SG DEF.M.POSS.SG summer.murde...

:con: Çedara Odcur hoge dompùr e siçe tãdũ frÿdũ? INTERR.ADV. ADV weather.NOM.SG be.INDIC.PRES.3SG ADV AUG.ADJZ.N.SG cold.N.SG Why's the weather so cold today? Geon sue la mege læ quinquotd. CNJ sit.INDIC.ACT.PRES.3SG DEF.F.NOM.SG half\midst DEF.F.GEN.SG Quinquox Because it's the middle of Winter.

[:x] Whoops! Ur right, of course, Eldin [tick] . BTW in :grc: Two days ago/ Day before yesterday is τριθημέρᾳ [tri:.t h ε:.'me.ra: j ] But they also have: προχθές [pro.'k h t h es] Not 100%, but I believe at least προχθές in some forme still exists in Mod. :ell: I found another way to express "...

In :lat: the adverbial nudius + ordinal [MASC.SG.NOM] does the trick: heri = yesterday nudius tertius = the day before yesterday nudius quartus = the day before the day before yesterday … etc. Now, :lat: has a word for "the day after tomorrow", which is perendie . DO they have a word for &...

Khemehekis wrote: ↑05 Aug 2021 09:50

Man in Space wrote: ↑29 Jul 2021 03:34 I’m a bit hesitant to post this lest I give off the wrong impression, but I am happy about it and I want to share: I have been accepted into Mensa.

Congratulations! (And no, I don't consider you arrogant or anything for mentioning it.)

Oh yes! ¡Felicidades al Hombre en el Espacio!

All4Ɇn wrote: ↑14 Jul 2021 15:40

Lambuzhao wrote: ↑02 Jul 2021 20:28 Beðakk so mikeld!![/b]

You remembered!

I would say I was away down South, or even in E-Space/The Gamma Quadrant, but it was more like I was trapped in some kind of combo of an Input/Output Guardian's plinth + the creepy cyberpunk container from The Matrix. An Input/Output Guardian? Is that something from Doctor Who? Sure sounds like it....

And also apparently misspell Geroge Carlin, at no extra cost!

:con: Rozwi - Yaza zienecœ ˀočableni ˤa xæmbukain vuleztiliza būbalek ˤovatar tomō Qeqše kešruek ˀienì heleˀoin ˀiebà, Kai hoi fyeuhal xedræstik , ča bēk, Tri evorom kæ kēzi wa θeθru sa goasætridze ˤai qeˀočwoi, ˀengyo yaˤalyate ˀinu. Kaχuboa Yaza zienecœ ˀočableni ˤa xæmbukain vuleztiliza būbalek ˤ...

TIL that Italian has a word that looks like the inventor of the Internet. Quite right. Algore Mortis , for those who didn't know already. Algore Mortis … is this the name for the «Black Guardian of Spacetime» doppelgänger of the Inventor in question? [xP] Interesting… because I learned during this ...

Izar, zha Khemehekis! Ar os kuless! [:D] [:D] I would say I was away down South, or even in E-Space/The Gamma Quadrant, but it was more like I was trapped in some kind of combo of an Input/Output Guardian's plinth + the creepy cyberpunk container from The Matrix. An Input/Output Guardian? Is that s...

All4Ɇn wrote: ↑29 Jun 2021 15:53

Lambuzhao wrote: ↑29 Jun 2021 01:24 Yes, indeed.

Welcome back!

Beðakk so mikeld!!