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waiiit weren't you a CS major? also have you chosen a school yet?
i’m technically a math/CS and linguistics double major (with a piano minor on top of that for some extra spice), though i’m changing the math/CS to applied math once i enroll.
and yes i did!! i’m going to UC san diego :D
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bonjour, je parle la langue française mais avec un accent très québécois et je veux parler français avec un accent parisien. avez-vous des astuces pour fairer ça? (sorry for the rusty french, portuguese and malayalam have currently been the focus of my language learning) merci beaucoup!
hm… je ne sais pas, mais une chose qui m’aide est chanter avec des chansons français avec les accents que tu veux avoir???
AYYYYYYYYY A TAMIL SPEAKER YEPPUDI IRRUKAI (ack i cant find the tamil keyboard and I just learnt how to write tamil this annoys me)
AAAAAAA NALLA IRUKKIREN
not to fuel the discourse but as someone who lives in europe & focuses on european languages bc thats where i'm gonna be spending my life and i wanna be able to talk to people: who are you to judge which languages someone learns?
i never said anything against learning them – hell, i’ve been studying french for 5 years and pushed myself to fluency not because i was forced to but because i genuinely love the language and think it’s beautiful!! and so is polish, another european language i’m learning out of my own free will!!! i fucking love european languages ok
the problem is when only european languages are given attention/resources, which leads to a feedback loop of potential learners not being given any other options.
Finally!!! Someone who sees languageoclock as what she is....RUDE! She's actually one of the reasons I'm not a langblr anymore. Everyone kisses a her ass and all I see is a rude girl who thinks she's the shit because she learned German like okay.
thank you so much!! :D
i feel like now’s an important time to say something though -- i got a few messages saying that my attitude towards her was rude, and i agree and i’m going to try my hardest to not come off that way. yes, she does need to stop being subtly racist and blocking everyone who calls that out, but i too need to get my act together, and i’m sincerely sorry.
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ENNAKU omgg the yeyeyeyeyeeyyennaku discourse continues
okay well to be fair everyone who says yenakku and not enakku is Fake TM
time to make this the first informative post on this blog!! :D
sometimes, if a tamil word starts with the letter எ (ipa: ē), people will pronounce it with a y sound at the beginning (ipa: yē). this is especially common with the word எனக்கு (pronounced like enakku or yenakku depending who you are)
i’m pretty sure it’s a regional/colloquial thing, but i’m not sure. i speak mostly in the brahmin dialect and i say it without the y, but i’ve even noticed other speakers of my dialect pronounce it with the y, so there really isn’t any way to know.
but then again, i speak like 3 tamil dialects in a trench coat LMAO
Do you ever used Assimil for one of your languages? If so, what's your thoughts on it?
i actually have no idea what that is, whoops
do any followers have anything to say?
yikes i did not realize languageoclock was so... shitty? thanks for the posts, i've unfollowed her now
no problem! :D
my new goal for this blog is to be the antidote to languageoclock and her White Langblr friends to the best of my abilities
