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Ah've noticed lately, that due tae mahn increased requirement tae code-switch amongst familia, Ah've been sayen 'why' "nOrMaLlY" more oft. . . Auch, due tae both mah fath's gradually degrading ears und his fath's semi-Beethovenism, Ah've adopted more frequent use of ejective consonants.
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memories of my home planet
we wrote a post a while ago (which ofc we can't find now) about words our autistic kid self invented out of nowhere, but we missed off one of the most elaborate ones, from around 15 years old
kalach mach malalach mai, kalach mach malai
which meant "the dead look after the dead" and was intended to say: yes, mourn the dead, but through your actions give your love to the living, who need it more
we don't really remember the context for us coming up with this, it wasn't in any writing - like the rest of our idiolect it seems to have just sprung up out of nowhere to meet a particular need for expression ☀️🌿
You know, it's interesting that my sister constantly scolded me, saying that if I continued to say "blesh you" in response to people sneezing (as opposed to "bless you"), that no one would understand me.
Well, just a short while ago I said "blesh you" to my dad and guess what! He understood! Wow! It's almost like language is flexible and allows for idiolects!
not a linguist and I can’t mimic any accent to save my life but boy do I find other peoples’ ability to do so just fascinating.
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