Zompist Bboard Again

Kyom?
Why?

Not sure this discussion from the old forum really warrants its own thread, so I'm continuing it here instead: Indians definitely learn very formal English in school and tend towards British English usage. Of course this is changing due to American media becoming more and more pervasive, but I doubt...

Oh dear God. All I have to say about this is that basically, every political party in India has people separating from it to form a new party all the time, and this is another one of those, and this particular time, the split was apparently initiated by some asshole who made sexist comments against ...

Linguoboy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 17, 2018 3:16 pmToday a friend said "Bahai" and he had to repeat it twice before I could parse it. The /ə/ in the initial syllable was so fleeting it just sounded like "pie" to me.

Bhai!

Damn, you are young!

I mostly just copied my answers from last time. Basics Username: Vijay Name: Also Vijay (last name John. Yes, last name! :P) Other nicknames (including good stories, if you have any): Too many nicknames and good stories to list Birthplace: Cleveland, Ohio, US Place of residence: Austin, Texas, US An...

mèþru wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 11:58 amgreen is oghlaq tartishish

What language is that? I always think of it as just buzkashi.