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I don’t know if this is exactly how it works in Irish Gaelic, but in Scottish Gaelic the reason there are so many silent letters is because of vowel combinations, broad and slender consonants and lenition

The Scottish Gaelic equivalent of that phrase would be “Thig ar latha” i think, which funnily enough doesn’t contain any silent letters I think

Dłoń means something more like palm

In Polish, “ręka” can mean both arm and hand and which one it is is context dependent

There is actually a rare condition where people have multiple penises I think

I saw a HDMI to 500 cigarettes adapter somewhere

Same in polish - sztuczna inteligencja (SI) is a feminine noun

One simply يدخن

Wasn’t there a youtuber who made rat neurons in a petri dish play doom?

We already do though, one’s color is another’s colour and one’s spelled is another’s spelt

Those would be kuler and spelt in my dialect and writing system

I’ve worked on it as a personal writing system for probably like a year or so now

Y’v werkt on it az a personal ryting sistem for probabli lyk a jēr or sō nü

Ðat wúd bē sō sili, hüever it wúd absolútli rúin ŪK-ŪS komūnikāshon

Sum myt sā ðat’s a gúd þing ðō

Pincushion shaped battery receptacle

It’s kinda like like the plural form has also become a colloquial singular form

Same with “a bacteria”

Come on, don’t be racist, you can do better than that

If you pronounce the gn like the gn in mignon or lasagna it’s almost pronounced the same

I’d also guess that the large number of vowels in English has to do with it, General American English has around 16 vowels (counting both monophthongs and diphthongs, other varieties of English have similar amounts)

I feel that when there’s that many vowels, the exact quality of the vowel is less important and thus they can shift around more

Are you confusing Scots and Scottish Gaelic? Scottish Gaelic is the one that’s spoken in the western isles, Scots is across most of the rest of Scotland, including big cities

Scots is hard to tell from English sometimes because Scots has undergone near language death, where it adopted more and more features from English as it was taken over, and Scots was regarded for a decent while as nothing but bad English

Was it Scottish English or Scots? The line between the two is blurry because intelligibility varies a lot

Yeah i had a really bad feeling about this post, it’s an actual language spoken by actual people who have been historically discriminated against, not just “funny english”

The reason creoles look like weird english sometimes is because they’re the mixture of multiple languages

Is it? I tried checking in a dictionary but it didn’t list mídheas as a word and “deas” was defined as right/nice/honest, not just “good”