'A Song of Ice and Fire', the 21st century narrative saga, survives only partially; a prose recension covers the first half in great detail, as does an audio-visual one for roughly the same extent; after this we have only the audio-visual in an epitomated and much corrupted form.
anyone who offers any value judgement on any language is full of it
no language is easier / harder
no language is richer / poorer in expression
no language is more / less logical
no language is more / less precise
don’t let anyone tell you that battling toxic masculinity is “anti-men” — wanting men to be thoughtful and sensitive and bookish and respectful and attuned to their own emotions benefits both men and women.
If I go into a supermarket without a plan I come out with the stupidest shit. Like today I went into woolies wondering what to have for dinner and left with just chocolate almond milk and cinnamon.
@drjayneknight German was my major before I changed it to Latin and ancient civs. I avoided choosing a major for the first two years of my degree though.
This is unbelievably awesome! It tells you a lot about what sounds an English speaker thinks are important, and how they interpret their spelling system. https://t.co/5ncYUYF8p0
From the article: “Over a third of British adults believe that emoji are to blame for the deterioration of the English language, according to new research.”
I have no problem believing this is true, because 9/10 of adults, British or otherwise, don’t know 🍆 about language. https://t.co/0NOht33Z3K
@Queerlystr8 @drjayneknight I think ancient Roman animal spectacles seem even more interesting and important to study as a vegan. I particularly enjoyed seeing various non-vegans' perspectives on animal issues.