scroglodyte
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did you just call me a bastard??
Ok fair enough, back on topic ^^ Wait- how did I even start?Wir solln doch nicht Deutsch schreiben in einem uuhhmm, Zwirn auf irischem Thema. cn
only your mouth. the rest is kosher.did you just call me a bastard??
Low tones, high tones, voiceless L's. t-voiceless L combos, glottal stops, and nasalized vowels. It gets pretty complicated.Odd, isn't it, that Navajo (Diné technically iirc) and Vietnamese practically share an alphabet. cn
Kosher pork sword? ~couldn't resist~ cnonly your mouth. the rest is kosher.
kosher pork? the world is ending.Kosher pork sword? ~couldn't resist~ cn
But is there a direct correspondence between the phonemes (phô-nemes in Vietnamese) and the characters as written? Mine is the pristine curiosity of uncontaminated ignorance ... cnLow tones, high tones, voiceless L's. t-voiceless L combos, glottal stops, and nasalized vowels. It gets pretty complicated.
When I endured the culinary Ragnarök known as tier-4 catering services in freshman year, there was a chalk sign one day that would be worthy of a WW post in the LOL Pix thread. I kid thee not!kosher pork? the world is ending.
Carne's humor is dry yet ... chewy. Yum. cnOk fair enough, back on topic ^^ Wait- how did I even start?
Oh yeah, we drifted onto Harrekin's linguistic skill. Ok :3
Carne is awesomeness. He didn't call you a bastard by saying you used bastardized vocabulary! X3 Well, anglicized, put softly.
I speak the language of indigestion. It's refreshingly free of vowels. Recognizable ones anyway. cni speak the language of love, mon cheri
I wonder if there is a kumquat fanfiction category. cnNow all I can think about is limes! They are green at least.
But lime fanfiction is another story