Two different themes in today's article ...

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Today's article is all about Cherokee. Again. Oh hush ^o^

First off, a fun link showing kinship term changes in Cherokee, using Star Wars as a reference. While it doesn't use the script, this particular page DOES show the conjugation of "father," which is a verb in Cherokee and NOT a noun (it's meaning is kind of like "is a father to," with the ( Read more... )

I sometimes wish I had a language-minded boyfriend. I ran in and showed Carl a new app I got for my phone.

"... okay?" he said to me, raising an eyebrow.
"Isn't that cool? I can type in Georgian on this thing!!!" I said, with an unmistakable amount of excitement in my voice.
"... okay?"

:: deflates ::

I downloaded this recently on my phone and I like it -- not fond of the "phrase book layout" but the audio is a wonderful feature -- but I must admit, some of the phrases are a bit ... odd ...


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I need to take it easy on myself. I went back to the gym, AGAIN. I wasn't liking feeling sluggish and tired all the time and though after a workout there's a fatigue -- it's a good kind of fatigue. That sounds totally illogical, but you feel more "alive" afterwords ( Read more... )