Dec 31, 2016
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In what ways are the Boy Scouts a nationalistic, paramilitary group? Most scouts drop before they earn First Class.
Glorification of the United States, focus individualism over collectivism, typically in the form survival in hostile environments (excellent preparation for a future tool of American imperialism) and private charity and individual acts of kindness as solutions to systemic problems, decades spent upholding the racism, misogyny, homophobia, and transphobia inherent in the American Way.
As I understand it, educated Romans spoke Greek. Like how the czars of Russia spoke French. Likewise, Iulius did know Greek-Greek he had letters written to him in the age language so that the Gauls could not read them.
Optime!
Caecilius est in horto.
Semper!
Well, Ginsberg was also Jewish by ehtnicity (if that's the right word- always been tricky with race, ethnicity, religion, so on). I think a lot of people do him injustice in forgetting that.
yeah people tend to dismiss characteristics that don’t fall into the hegemonic view of what is acceptable or desired especially in people they otherwise admire, indeed, yes
andromedamirtle ha contestado: I’d swear that when I was using google translate yesterday, they didn’t have them. Today the list is almost twice longer.
rudestlouis ha contestado: Sesotho and Chichewa must be extremely recent. I used it to triple check my Latin a day or so ago and they weren’t there.
polyglotted answered your post: Is it just me or does Google Translate...
Yeah… they added like 10-11 new languages last week…
argusargan ha dicho: They’re definitely new! That’s exciting
aspirantoflanguage ha contestado: It did add a few recently
marathemara ha contestado: It’s not just you—Language Log has noticed too.languagelog.ldc.upenn.e…
andbrittlebones ha dicho: Tajik is spoken in mid East/ Cent Asia. In Tajikistan and other areas. Variant of Farsi. Not African
linguisten ha contestado: Tajik and Sundanese (you missed one N) aren’t African lgs.
rudestlouis, lol Google translate for Latin??? But you said triple check so I'm assuming you just meant like a word or something simple. So this goes for anyone else reading this that is tempted: don't use google translate for Latin until you learn how. If you don't ever learn how, that's okay.
This is really exciting!! Y'all should, check out that LL link from Mara
andbrittlebones, I know, but I was in the middle of class and typing this when the bell rang so I wrapped it up by looking at the pattern that most of these are in Africa (which is pretty undeniable...only Sinhala, Sundanese, and Tajik aren't spoken in Africa, out of 9). Wait I just went somewhere else and saw on my phone that you also said that Igbo was already there. So it was 3:5 Asian to African, how about that? :DThe languages themselves are what're more important anyway :p
linguisten, I totally didn't see that omg! I thought it was Sudanese, again, going along with the theme of languages from Africa. I hadn't ever heard of Sundanese (until you brought it to my attention)