Apr 14
i love english words that seem to exist solely as translations of hebrew words and nothing else.
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i love english words that seem to exist solely as translations of hebrew words and nothing else.
Sometimes it hurts me that not every Hebrew verb has grammatical, coherent meaning in all 7 binyanim
Just heard someone say "falafel" as FAH-luh-fell /ˈfæ.ləˌfɛl/ I no longer have the will to live
highlight so far of an otherwise tedious weekend with extended family is 3-year-old who replaces velar stops with bilabials in word-initial position, so she keeps calling her aunt chris "aunt piss"