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hei, slengheda! need help translating "light at the end of the tunnel" (eno kom sobwe bilaik soncha/sobwe eno na gon sancha) and "like a poop, this too shall pass" (bilaik skrish, dison na gyon klin) "the poop has passed" (skrish-de don gyon klin) trige is closest we could figure it, but not sure if it's grammatical/correct usage. os deyon gon yu, you! ✋😁
I’m just going to go ahead and post this.
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IT IS ALMOST 6AM AND I'M HAVING TO STAY QUIET. YOU ARE NOT HELPING THINGS. (i was not expecting that in the slightest and it was a beautiful transition. 10/10, best pun) ��
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“In Legends of Tomorrow, what is the sixth totem???”
You are evil
*cackles maniacally*
Hi again! I was just doing a lesson and had a suggestion for if you were looking to add more/when you're done with the grammatical parts of the lessons. Perhaps you or one of the Slakkru can make clips where you're talking in Trigedasleng and have us translate it for better comprehension/pronunciation? Like the lessons or a simple conversation. Mochof! 😀
I’m not really making lessons anymore, but maybe Slakkru would be interested in doing something like that? @slakgedakru?
48: something you want to do before you die (everyone)
“If I can, I just want to make sure I’ve made the world safer.” Kara says with a hopeful smile.
“And I want to make sure L-Corp is making a difference in the world, tipping the scales for the better.” Lena replies also full of hope.
{{...I mean, my dream is to make art (book/tv/movie/comic...it doesn’t matter which). I’d love to publish/do something that would make a difference in people’s lives. (but depression got me like: I just want to survive, my dude, that’s all!!)
hei, Slengheda! ai laik Laikous kom Slakkru. prom hashta "ste" en "na", etc. can you use them as such? "everything exists"-"ething ste" (everything is) and "I will/intend to"-"ai na". I know you can use ste to signify progression, but can you use it to signify existence? ai na/I will, ai don/I did, ai ste/i am or continue to? or does it not work grammatically? mochof, slengheda! hofli yu os! 😀
Absolutely does not work, I’m afraid. :( Theoretically it could in a language, but they’re more particles than auxiliaries in Trigedasleng. It’d be somewhat like suggesting you could use ‘s on its own (e.g. “My brother ‘s” to mean “My brother owns something” or “My brother is an owner”). You’d have to use different verbs in order to make things meanings clear in Trig.
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Hai! Ai laik Laikous. I was wondering if you could explain "-de" to me? I most recently saw it in "Em get daund-de in", is it just another spelling of "daunde" or a marker of specificity (heda-de, The Commander) or something else? Mochof, slengheda! 😀
Yeah, most of the time it’s used it’s translated as “the”, but it isn’t used everywhere the word “the” is in English. Basically, though, it marks definiteness.
Hiya! (regarding your "mun" post) I didn't realize for a good while that your name wasn't "mun" and have been meaning to ask what your name is and why you use "mun"/what it means, but kept forgetting. What is it? Have a good day/night! c:
Hey you! ^^
So, I’ve always inferred the meaning of Mun since I first started role-playing, but I decided to look it up to give you a better reply. Urban Dictionary explains it as:
Derived from the word "mundane", a mun is the author writing for a character in an online RPG. Can also be used as a suffix to denote a reference to a character's player rather than the character. Synonymous with certain connotations of roleplayer, author, player.
Basically Mun = Writer XD
And my name is Rafaela, but I prefer to go by Rafa ^^
Have a good night/day too!! x.x
Oh, cool! I'm trying to learn animation/game creation, myself. When I actually manage to learn enough to start creating, I want to make stuff that helps people understand things and (hopefully) get into VR games that help people get around certain parts of disabilities and such. (Frex, I have ADHD and it makes it really difficult to do /anything/ I'm not interested in, like exercise. So I'd like to help other people do the same in a fun way.)
{{THAT’S AMAZING!!!!! I really hope you can achieve your dreams!!! All three of us are super proud of you! (I swear to god, having muses in your head is the weirdest thing ever! Lena is here saying if she could, she’d invest on you! And Kara is saying you’re awesome for trying to help people!)
