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by Acid Badger
Sun Dec 22, 2019 11:19 am
Forum: Ephemera
Topic: Happy things thread!
Replies: 1301
Views: 768600

Re: Happy things thread!

I found a last-minute train ticket to back home that cost me less than a third than what I would have paid for a Deutsche Bahn ICE train. I'm not much of a Christmas person, and going to my hometown usually means choosing in between paying a fortune or being on a 12-hour hellride all over the countr...
by Acid Badger
Wed Feb 06, 2019 8:59 pm
Forum: Conlangery
Topic: Conlang fluency thread
Replies: 2679
Views: 1559849

Re: Conlang fluency thread

Fui mongen aavas javun to' lielali ñankai kafu. COP=1SG need sleep but=SS PFV drink-PST excess coffee I need to sleep but I had too much coffee. Monia'i olielas. Malavun kaa ka'isto kafu. still=1SG without-sleep | go=SS make more coffee I'm still awake. I'm gonna make more coffee. Aso'a nokon kulos...
by Acid Badger
Mon Oct 01, 2018 8:03 am
Forum: Ephemera
Topic: Elections in various countries
Replies: 1419
Views: 661022

Re: Elections in various countries

Also, in other fun election things, on that same day, Bavaria will have their state elections for their Landtag. The CSU (the CDU's sister party that only runs in Bavaria) has been dominant in Bavarian politics since the formation of the Federal Republic, but polling shows them at 35% support compa...
by Acid Badger
Sun Aug 26, 2018 1:01 pm
Forum: Ephemera
Topic: ZBB Census 2018
Replies: 89
Views: 132934

Re: ZBB Census 2018

Why not. Basics Username: Obviously Acid Badger Name: Not Acid Badger Other nicknames (including good stories, if you have any): Some friends jokingly call me by the French version of my name. Used to post on the CBB as Avo and I had a different username on the ZBB in the past but I don't remember B...
by Acid Badger
Fri Jul 27, 2018 12:03 pm
Forum: Languages
Topic: Morphologised Initial palatalizations?
Replies: 14
Views: 14804

Re: Morphologised Initial palatalizations?

I did a lot of reading about Mixe-Zoque languages ages ago and can't remember which language in specific it was, but it has a person/possession prefix /j-/ that is realized as palatalization of the following consonant. I think it was a Mixe language, I recall them using /j-/ for third person, but I ...
by Acid Badger
Wed Jul 18, 2018 3:48 pm
Forum: Languages
Topic: Linguistic Miscellany Thread
Replies: 4955
Views: 2354885

Re: Linguistic Miscellany Thread

As for myself, I seem to consistently distinguish these sounds everywhere except before /ʁ/, where they both come out as something like [eː͡ɐ̯]. That's interesting because it's the other way round for me: merger everywhere except before /r/. I'm from Hesse, originally. The merger is most common in ...