#polyglotism

German

Montag - Monday

Dienstag - Tuesday

Mittwoch - Wednesday

Donnerstag - Thursday

Freitag - Friday

Samstag - Saturday

Sonntag - Sunday

Russian

Понедельник - Monday

Вторник - Tuesday

Среда - Wednesday

Четверг - Thursday

Пятница - Friday

Суббота - Saturday

Воскресенье - Sunday

Czech

Pondělí - Monday

Úterý - Tuesday

Středa - Wednesday

Čtvrtek - Thursday

Pátek - Friday

Sobota - Saturday

Neděle - Sunday

Finnish

maanantai - Monday

tiistai - Tuesday

keskiviikko - Wednesday

torstai - Thursday

perjantai - Friday

lauantai - Saturday

sunnuntai - Sunday

Swedish

måndag - Monday

tisdag -  Tuesday

onsdag - Wednesday

torsdag - Thursday

fredag - Friday

lördag - Saturday

söndag - Sunday

Dutch

maandag - Monday

dinsdag - Tuesday

woensdag - Wednesday

donderdag - Thursday

vrijdag - Friday

zaterdag - Saturday

zondag - Sunday

Political Polyglotism - the ability to speak many political languages

Дана: "Yo! Taylor's political polyglotism is really impressive she can speak conservatism's civility versus barbarism, progressivism's oppressor versus oppressed, and libertarianism's freedom versus coercion."

설현: "Damn I have enough trouble speaking progressivism's oppressor versus oppressed -- I'm surprised she can all those languages of politics. She must be really well read."

Дана: "Oh I also speak progressivism's oppressor versus oppressed -- that's my lingo"

설현: "Oh cool! Do you speak any other political languages?"

Дана: "No not really. I tried Libertarianism & I could only understand about half of what they saying & with conservatism I was totally lost".

Дана & 설현: Wow we wish we were like Taylor (able to speak many of the political languages) then we would be truly ""liberal by definition"".

Written By Charla Mcvey (a forked personality of Murdoch’s with a Radical Centrist perspective/bias -- who is also the Moribund Institute’s resident political lexicographer)

Hi all! I’m on winter break again. This is the only time of the year I have this much time, so I’m going to summarize what I’ve learned in my language classes and present some language goals for winter break:

An Excerpt: “The Silence of Polyglots”

Not speaking one’s’ mother tongue. Living with resonances and reasoning that are cut off from the body’s nocturnal memory, from the bittersweet slumber of childhood. Bearing within oneself like a secret vault, or like a handicapped child –cherished and useless-that language of the past that withers without ever leaving you, You improve your ability with another instrument, as one expresses…