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本博客的最新变化

这篇博文由Dyami Millarson撰写。 这个博客将重新开始。我已经删除了之前的所有博文。如今是AI时代，但我相信博客的真正价值在于其个人风格和自传式信息。因此，这个博客将专注于探讨博客的价值所在。

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A Table of Accepted and Rejected Labels

Written by Dyami and Kenneth Millarson A Table of Rejected and Accepted Labels Label Rejectednot fitting our professional identity Accepted — Primaryfull-time profession Accepted — Secondarypart-time profession Language enthusiast ✓ ✕ ✕ Language activist ✓ ✕ ✕ Language promoter ✓ ✕ ✕ Cultural promoter ✓ ✕ ✕ Language advocate ✓ ✕ ✕ Amateur Linguist ✓ ✕ ✕ Amateur…

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Why We Are Not Language Enthusiasts, Language Advocates, Amateur Linguists, Language Activists, or Cultural Promoters

Written by Dyami and Kenneth Millarson Our work in linguistics is professional and research-driven. Being neither a hobby nor a political campaign, our professional work in linguistics is scholarly in intent and practice. With regards to the study of language(s), our scientific aim is to apply scientific research methodologies and adhere to scientific research ethics. To some extent, we are also…

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Clarifying Our Gravatar Profile Changes

Written by Dyami and Kenneth MillarsonWe have simplified our Gravatar profile to better reflect what we actually do. Much of the material previously posted here no longer aligns with the contemporary research priorities of Operation X and Foundation Operation X, so some pages and posts will be updated or retired as part of an ongoing content review. This blog has a personal touch but must also…

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Diary-Styled Blog

Written by Dyami Millarson This digital space began and remains a quiet corner of the web where I chronicle the arc of my own growth. Here, I preserve snapshots of my intellectual journey, the milestones of self-learning, and the simple, ordinary moments that shape my days. The words found within these pages are less a declaration for an audience and more a conversation with myself; they are a…

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The Eilaunder Possessive

Written by Dyami Millarson There is no Saxon genitive in Eilauners with a suffix -s (as in Dutch Jans, moeders, vaders) or apostrophe ‘s (as in both Dutch and English Marie’s, Anne’s, Jackie’s). The possessive in Eilauners is constructed with a possessive pronoun (such as syn his, har her or their) or with the preposition fan (of), and these are the only correct comstructions in Eilauner grammar.…

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Zes Eilandvisioenen oftewel Feurgelaten van de Schiermonnikoger zienster-dichteres Pita Grilk

Geschreven door Dyami Millarson Eergisteren heb ik zes gedichten van Pita Grilk bewerkt. Ik wil het document voor iedereen beschikbaar stellen omdat het een uitkomst kan bieden voor de bestudering van de Schiermonnikoger taal. Dit is de Google Drive- verbinding naar het betreffende document: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1R3DTXVkBj2_LUJon7GyfdRJfavSO3RdNIk heb diverse taalfouten…

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From IPA to van der Kooy: A Guide to the Eldest Surviving Hindeloopen Frisian Spelling

Written by Dyami Millarson and Kenneth Millarson The van der Kooy spelling is the eldest Hindeloopen Frisian orthography still in use today. It is regrettable that, until now, there has been no comprehensive table comparing Hindeloopen Frisian sounds in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) with their equivalent representations in the van der Kooy spelling. This article aims to fill that…

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Finzenen fan it tiidrek

Skreaun troch Dyami Millarson Troch ‘e iuwen hinne hawwe ljoed finzenen west fan harren tiidrek. Sa wie it ek mei de ljoed fan it neolithicum. De Vinča-kultuer fan neolitysk Europa hie in oerskrift ûntwikkele, mar de fierdere ûntwikkeling derfan wie beneistenby beheind troch ‘e tiid wêryn’t dat skrift brûkt waard, om’t minsken doe folle op ‘e lânbou rjochtsje moasten en in yngewikkelder skrift…

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Amm upplivåð Övdalskunes dag

Den här artikeln är skriven av Dyami Millarson Innan jag skriver om mina och min fars upplevelser på Övdalskunes dag, låt mig först ge lite bakgrundsinformation ur vårt perspektiv. Övdalskunes dag var det 40-årsjubileum för Ulum Dalska den 1 juni i år. Ulum Dalska (vi ska prata älvdalska) är den älvdalska språkorganisationen. Min far och jag reste hela vägen från Friesland i Kungariket…

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Djinggum upą̊ Åytjbjärr i dag

Den här artikeln är skriven av Dyami Millarson Vi åkte till ICA Supermarket på morgonen. Vi märkte att personalen på snabbköpet var mycket vänliga och sa hej till oss när vi passerade dem i snabbköpet. Vi köpte frukt och annan mat till frukost. Vi märkte att svenska livsmedel håller hög kvalitet. De innehåller inte så mycket hälsoskadliga ingredienser. ICA Supermarket säljer även en del…

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Vår resa till Älvdalen (30 maj 2024): min första gång i Älvdalen, Sverige och Skandinavien

Den här artikeln är skriven av Dyami Millarson Torsdagen den 30 maj 2024 började min och min fars morgon i Leeuwarden, huvudstaden i provinsen Friesland, en distinkt etnisk region i Kungariket Nederländerna. Jag vaknade kl 7:45 på morgonen och min far vaknade tidigare. Vi hoppade över frukosten. Vi gick till centralstationen i Leeuwarden vid kl 8:30. Vi tog direkttåget kl 9:17 till Schiphol…

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Reflecting on the Leap Year: A Personal Journey Through Time and Numbers

Written by Dyami Millarson As I lie here in my bed on 29 February, I am reminded of the intriguing phenomenon of leap year. It’s a concept that has fascinated me since childhood, dating back to when I was just a 9-year-old boy living in the Netherlands. Back then, hearing about leap years in Dutch sparked my curiosity, fueled by my passion for mathematics. I remember marveling at the idea of…

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Why I Am Not a Language Nerd

Written by Dyami MillarsonMy aim with the current blog post is just to clarify why I am not a language nerd. I hope this article does not offend anyone who self-identifies as a language nerd. Self-identified nerds of any kind are welcome on this blog which is devoted to self-improvement, particularly in the fields of linguistic, cultural and philosophical studidz. Accoeding to Cambridge…

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2023 Achievements

Written by Dyami Millarson As 2024 is drawing closer, I look back on the achievements of this year: I published the Bargum Frisian dictionary. I succesfully hatched celadon Japanese quail and black Japanese quail eggs in March (?). This was my first succesful hatch ever. I met for the first time with Southwest Corner Frisian writer Joël Hut on 25th March. I published the Hattstedt Frisian…

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Is 'Nethertheless' an Erroneous Form for 'Nevertheless'?

Written by Dyami Millarson Today was one of the rare occasions where I observed someone using the adverb ‘nethertheless’ instead of ‘nevertheless.’ The former comes from Middle English nethertheles, netherdeles, nethyrdeles. So the expression is already of considerable age, dispelling any notion that it could be regarded as a modern error.

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What Do I Feed Weak or Sickly Quail Chicks? — Intensive Care for Quail Chicks

Written by Dyami Millarson When I come across a frail or ailing quail chick, I promptly isolate it from the rest of the flock. Quails are naturally inclined to be social creatures, so the separated chick may vocalise to seek the companionship of its peers. With the most severe cases, I go the extra mile by keeping it in a small heated box by my bedside, ensuring round-the-clock care and…

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