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So here’s a folder containing grammar from eVERY LANGUAGE I CAN THINK OF holy shit
Seriously, there’s like even 10 Aboriginal languages
Enjoy it lol
Holy shit this is bitchin'! Um, so THANK YOU!!
Euskera free resources/recursos gratuitos I
En castellano
Curso para aprender euskera
Sistema de ayuda (Santurtziko Euskaltegia)
Curso Deusto de euskera
Componentes del sintagma nominal
In English
Quia Basic Basque games
A brief grammar of the Basque language
Euskaraz
Tabla de conjugación
A itsatsia duten hitzak
Kasu marken eta postposizio itsatsien taula
EHUko Euskara Institutuko esteka interesgarriak
Euskal deklinabidea
Arian-arian online ikastaroa
Gramatika eranskina
Euskal gramatika lehen urratsak
How do you say “I don't know” in your native language or the language you are learning?
Portuguese: eu não sei Spanish: yo no sé German: ich weiß nicht
In Arabic : لا أعرف/ لا أدري
In french: Je (ne) sais pas In lebanese dialect: ما بعرف
In Swedish: Jag vet inte
Norwegian: Jeg vet ikke
Hebrew: אני לא יודע / יודעת Ukrainian: я не знаю
Malay: Saya tak tahu/ Aku tak tau/ Aku tak tau/ Saya tak tau
Filipino: -Janet Napoles voice- Hindi ko po alam
Slovene: Ne vem Hittite: UL/natta šākḫi (UL/na-at-ta ša-a-ak-ḫi)
Thai:: ไม่ทราบ(Mai-saab; polite form) / ไม่รู้(Mai-roo; informal form)
Welsh: Dw i ddim yn gwybod.
Irish: Níl a fhios agam. Esperanto: Mi ne scias. Basque: Ez dakit.
Resources for Learning Irish
General
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_language
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/irish.htm
http://www.irishlanguage.net/
Basics
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irelandlist/phrases.html
http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/sengoidelc/donncha/labhairt.html
http://www.irishverbs.com/index/pronunciation-guide/
http://www.spellingsociety.org/journals/j22/irish.php
http://www.nualeargais.ie/gnag/ortho.htm
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Top 10 Medieval Butt-Licking Cats
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The nastiest habit of medieval cats seen via illuminated manuscripts.
10. Regular licking
Thomas of Cantimpré, Liber de natura rerum, France ca. 1290 (Valenciennes, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 320, fol. 72r)
9. Licking and mouse-hunting
Ashmole Bestiary, England 13th century (Bodleian Library, MS. Ashmole 1511, fol. 35v)
8. Licking, mouse-hunting and bird-stealing
Bestiary, England 13th century (Bodleian Library, MS. Bodl. 764, fol. 51r)
7. Hey cat! Stop licking your butt on the Book of Maccabees or you’ll get an arrow!
below the cat: 1Maccabees 16:18-20. Bible, France 13th century (Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire de Lausanne, U 964, fol. 376r)
6. Otter-like cat
Bestiary, England 15th century (København, Kongelige Bibliotek, GkS 1633 4º, fol. 28v)
5. Devil and the cat worshippers licking the cat’s butt
Jean Tinctor, Traittié du crisme de vauderie (Sermo contra sectam vaudensium), Bruges ca. 1470-1480 (Paris, BnF, Français 961, fol. 1r)
4. Prayerbook cats
Hours of Charlotte of Savoy, Paris ca. 1420-1425 (NY, Morgan Library & Museum, MS M.1004, fol. 125r, 172r)
3. Weirdly long tongue
Book of Hours, Lyon, ca. 1505-1510 (Lyon, BM, Ms 6881, fol. 30r)
2. Villard’s cat
Sketchbook of Villard de Honnecourt, France ca. 1230 (BnF, Français 19093, fol. 7v)
1. Licking Cat of Apocalypse
Christ on Majesty flanked by two angels blowing trumpets of the Last Judgement and a little grey guy licking its butt. Missal, Bavaria ca. 1440-1460 (New York Public Library, MA 112, fol. 7r)
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More langblr asks in the spirit of Valentine's Day
1: What language are you married to?
2: The langblr gods are watching: what is one language you think is overrated and why?
3: What language saw you cry?
4: If you're learning European languages, are you a romance hoe, germanic hoe, or cheating hoe?
5: Are you a noun language nerd or verb language nerd?
6: Three favorite songs in any of your target languages.
7: Advice you would give to your younger self who is first starting to learn languages?
8: Your favorite word in one of your target languages and why?
9: How does your personality and voice change as you speak your target languages?
10: At what point did you fall in love with language learning?
You know, in Ireland, they don’t say “I love you”, they say “póg mo thóin” which translates to “My better half”. As if the language wasn’t beautiful enough.