The same word means both
“You wrote me a lovely letter”
and
“You tattooed something on me”
in the language I carry.
The ancestors knew all about lovely letters in that old NDN way.
@david_jenkins__#ofmdfinale#OFMD2#OFMD2Spoilers
@pitarinahaya@hrzaren Literally the one thing that surprised her was Stede being Stede and it’s my favorite thing ever.
The monster she helped kill comes back from the dead and turns into a kitten that throws them a party and she’s just along for the ride. But that orange dude is Stede?!
#ofmds2spoilers
“Unless, of course, you’re having second thoughts?”
Ed isn’t asking if Stede has second thoughts being together- just about being innkeepers.
Ed knowing he’s loved is the true warmth worth living for.
@DeadDogLake Blood quantum disqualifies me from identifying federally even though my grandfather and his siblings chose me to carry on the teachings and the little language they had left after going into hiding for generations. I get it to, but it’s needlessly divisive and competitive.
@thun__derlight As someone who was abused by a narcissist I do truly appreciate the education that you are offering.
(correct me if I’m using wrong or offensive language, please)
@wanderinghil@AmberlynWhite Did you mean words like calliope? Renege? Ouija? Quinoa?
English is the worst. I can’t imagine learning English as an adult. It’s absolute nonsense.