In general, it appears to me (based on the replies to the thread) that South Indian languages kept the schwa, while North Indian languages deleted it. Marathi falls somewhere in between so it keeps some schwas and deletes others
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@ngkabra In southern Maharashtra, the tendency to pronounce the ending schwa is more.
We Pronounce अनिरुद्ध Aniruddha and not Aniroodh
Also it's the pronounced middle schwa that sets Pune Marathi apart from Hindi e.g. Manasi vs Mansi ; Aarati vs Arti
Trying out minemacs these days (just 2 days really)
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Thanks 🐘[email protected] for sharing about it in her Weekly Emacs news
I just typed markdown in my response without thinking and it worked. Only later did I think that "Ohh... 🐘[email protected] supports markdown for toots"
One of those good surprises 😄
Trying 🐘[email protected] - still need to switch between accounts manually, but is much easier.
Right there on left bottom of the screen - like twitter webapp. (Compared to pinafore where it takes multiple clicks… https://t.co/SMZqt90kaj
Currently I'm using https://t.co/bPFQznQpZr for multi-account consumption. But I need to manually switch between the instances.
Is there a client like TweetDeck where feed for different accounts are shown in separate columns ?