Happiest day or birth to my drag-other-half. What can I say about @bendelacreme that I haven’t already said time and time again. Simultaneously my mentor and my peer— at times my boss; always my bestie— I am who I am today because of you, Dela.
Now have some fun, ya old bitch!
Celtic Students Conference 2023 📢 Call for Papers | Galwad am Bapurau | Gairm ar Pháipéir
🗓️ 30th March to 1st April 2023
📍 @UofGlasgow@CelticGaelic
🗣️ We strongly encourage papers in Celtic Languages!
👉 Deadline #CfP: 1st November 2022
Submit here: https://t.co/ppbMo6ayik
A children’s game of ‘I Spy’ prompted a passion for Celtic languages and an official change of name for Sven Pádraig Ó Siochfhradha Prešern (ASNaC 2019).
@Pdraig19 will soon start an MPhil in Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics @JesusOxford
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Been bit quiet lately. A lot has happened tho! I'm almost done with the modern Welsh course. I also started ADs. Lots of work on my drag persona too! But most importantly I'm recovering from toxic family and working on cutting ties with them
Hebrew has a verb for sneaking into a place without paying – הִתְפַלֵּחַ (hit.fɑˈlɛ.ɑχ). It is a shortened version of an older verb הִצְטַפְלֵחַ (hit͡s.tɑfˈlɛ.ɑχ) meaning making yourself into an eel.
The Hebrew word for "linguist" is בַּלְשָׁן (bɑlˈʃɑn). The word comes from a name of one of the returnees from Babylonia mentioned in the Bible (Ezra 2:2; Nehemiah 7:7). The rabbis of the Talmud (Menachot 65a) read "Bilshan" in the list of the returnees as a nickname of the 1/2
My language learning journey is so unnecessarily complicated but I've decided to put my foot down. I'll be focusing on Welsh and Hebrew. I need you guys to keep me accountable
Old English used to have an instrumental form of the definite article þȳ. The origin of the form is obscure - potentially from an adj. instrumental -ei > - ī. We can still see this in the comparative construction: 'the Xer the Xer' where 'the' is the remnant of the instrumental