Perhaps you should have consulted an expert in linguistics??
21.02.2026 15:49
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Perhaps you should have consulted an expert in linguistics??
People also do that here in Kansas re: Missouri, and as an OSU alum it's very disorienting π΅
ITS FINE TO LAUGH AT SOMEONE WHO THINK'S A MARKOV CHAT BOT IS SUPER INTELLIGENT, ITS OK TO MAKE FUN OF THE TENDENCY TO OFF LOAD ANY CRITICAL THINKING ONTO AN APP THAT IS GENERATING TEXT WITH NO INHERENT MEANING, ITS ACCEPTABLE TO FIND IT HUMOROUS THAT AN ENTIRE SEGMENT OF PEOPLE THINK THAT A SET OF D&D DICE REPLACES A SEARCH ENGINE, ITS ONE OF THE NICEST WAYS TO HANDLE THE SITUATION, THE WORLDS RICHEST PEOPLE DEVISED A WAY TO FORCE EVERY SKILLED WORKER OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TURN ALL ART INTO UNIFORM SLOP AND IF WE CAN LAUGH AT THEIR COLLABORATORS AT LEAST WE GET SOMETHING OUT OF THE DEAL - DA TEXT SAYS "ITS OK TO MAKE FUN OF AI USERS, THERE NOT ABLE TO READ WHAT YOU TYPED ANYWAY" - DASHARE.ZONE ADMIN
ITS FINE - dashare.zone ADMIN
Whoa, I have somehow never even heard of this.
I say /Κ/.
I guess the other thing I want to know is whether there were separate courses for walking and running.
Transfer credit.
Never mind the jobs you had, tell me five classes you took at university.
(Note, I wasted most of my undergrad on a business degree.)
Social Dance 2
Tax Accounting
Biblical and Post-Biblical Hebrew Literature in Translation
The Eastern European Experience in America
Elements of Japanese Culture
I love 'Intermediate Jogging'.
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Awesome! It'll be nice to catch up.
I am planning to be there! Very much looking forward to it.
In Korean, the expression I know (λͺ©μ²κ») refers to vocal cords. It uses a particle that means like "to the extent possible", and so it's roughly "pushing my vocal cords to the brink".
Interesting! Thanks for the info.
I have no idea how common it is, but when I've visited Japan I've had it at Kushikatsu Tanaka, which is apparently a large chain.
Want. Reminds me of red ginger kushikatsu π₯²
Do I have an expert on Hakka in my timeline who could check potential loans?
blue and green cover of the book "Sociophonetics: Implications for Phonological and Phonetic Theory", edited by Jennifer Nycz and Lauren Hall-Lew, published with Oxford as part of the Oxford Surveys in Phonology and Phonetics
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Seeing the pink peeking through my blinds is what got me out of bed this morning π©·π£π
I'll take it.
NO.
Ooh I like that. That's a nice way to think about it.
νμ΄ν !
Lol didn't even notice π
As a linguist, I second this.
Are you actually writing something related to Canada-in-Korea branding? I would love to read that!
Soju is really a type of water.
(πββοΈ I also use a glottal stop there!)
The problem with the last one just seems to be like a maxim of quantity violation. This is why I feel like "circumlocution" is not the right description of this use of κ² , despite what The Authorities say.
Does anyone know of a language anywhere in the world that has two different words for writing done by hand and writing that is printed or created by mechanical/artificial means?