prof. Kara: "Benjamin, what's regressive assimilation?"
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prof. Kara: "Well, you could say, when the Chinese borrow from the Tibetans, for example."
prof. Kara: "Benjamin, what's regressive assimilation?"
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prof. Kara: "Well, you could say, when the Chinese borrow from the Tibetans, for example."
(20:47:07) Michael T: well every dictionary needs a little chuvash
(20:47:08) Michael T: that's a feature
(18:02:22) [Tristan]: i think slang is just a word for colloquial words, at least in colloquial speech
anon: "So is this worse than the topic you didn't bring up?"
Liv: "Nah."
Jonathan: "Yeah, sex goes fine with food."
Lennea: "And sometimes it makes it better!"
(22:16:04) jonathan: though the ty/vy forms are taking over :\
(22:16:40) jonathan: (hint: ty/vy = Russian)
(22:17:29) [anon]: wow
(22:17:36) jonathan: wow?
(22:17:58) [anon]: russians
(22:18:15) jonathan: russians = wow?
(22:19:40) [anon]: yeah.. . they are so sneaky.. conquering by inserting pronouns into other languages.
(22:21:11) [anon]: though i guess that's probably not all that gets inserted... and languages are probably not the only thing that gets err.. penetrated.. umm.. anyway
(17:59:56) kesuari: reading 19th century writing is fun
(18:00:02) kesuari: books were often basically blogs :)
(16:45:41) kesuari: there's a whole ton of different types of most linguistic things
(03:53:24) [me]: apt broke evince
(03:53:57) kesuari: cool =)
(13:18:45) kesuari: and today the jon at uni was going on about not doing homework during break
(13:19:09) kesuari: funny how things come in batches
Jonathan: "Nah, we'll just reverse the math on the other end."
Aaron: "How do we do the reverse of a modulo? If times two, it equals an odd number?"