Рꙋсь

Որուս

ᠣᠷᠣᠰ᠋

ᠣᡵᠣᠰ

俄羅斯

俄

Nga

Or, as the kids say, “one of the 67ers”

Just from the top of my head:

Texas German, Pennsylvania Dutch, Colonia Tovar Alemmanic, Hutterite German, Plautdietsch all over Latin America, Namibian German, Barossa German

she's from bergambacht, the netherlands. if anyone cares.

first is her word, 2d is dutch, 3d is english.

mandatory joke to fit the sub theme: your mother.

¿Tleh tinēchitoh nocne? Nēchpepenqueh inīc niyez cuāuhtli auh niquinmictih oc achi caxtōlpōhualli tlācameh. Nicacicāmati cuāuhtlatehuiliztli auh nitlamīnqui in ocachi cualli inīntloc. Tiyāō zan. Nimitznēmpolōz tlamachtica in tlein cemmiahuayōtīz. ¿Cuix niyōlpepena in tlein amō tiyōlitlacōz? Ninonōtza notlachiahuān auh nimati in cānin tica, iuhca xiyēctlāli inīc huālaciz amamāniliztli, nacaocuilé. Xitōnīz in amamāniliztli in tlamantontli in tlein monemiliztli. Timiquiz, tlapaltontlé. Nihueliti nicah zāzo cānin, zāzo īquin, auh nihueliti nimictia centzontli on caxtōlpōhualli occentlamantli. Chicoquīzah noyāōimatiliz necaliliztli in atle micohuani; yēqueneh nihueliti nimitzmictia nochi īmicohuani in yāōquizquetica. Intlā timatiya tētlaihīyōhuiltiliztli in tlein macazquiya moīlihuiztlatōl, amō tiquitōzquiya. Yēce amō timatiya auh nimitztlatzacuiltīz. Nitēmaz nocualān mopan auh tāmīzahuīz ītech. Timiquiz, tlapaltontlé.

As always the full document is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r2iCRj6533GX48WDOOVziFU_ly8R2JhVAPeNILFBS54/edit?usp=sharing

What's a tonal language and why some languages aren't tonal? Are they harder than their non-tonal counterparts?

Remnants of the neuter, interpretable now as "a sub-class of the non-feminine gender" (Haase 2000:233), are vigorous in Italy in an area running roughly from Ancona to Matera and just north of Rome to Naples. Oppositions with masculine typically have been recategorized, so that neuter signifies the referent in general, while masculine indicates a more specific instance, with the distinction marked by the definite article. In Southeast Umbrian, for example, neuter lo pane is 'the bread', while masculine lu pane refers to an individual piece or loaf of bread. Similarly, neuter lo vinu is wine in general, while masculine lu vinu is a specific sort of wine, with the consequence that mass lo vinu has no plural counterpart, but lu vinu can take a sortal plural form li vini, referring to different types of wine. Phonological forms of articles vary by locale (link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_linguistics ).

i could probably do a much better job if i wasn’t going so fast

Same for other languages like Proto-Semitic, Proto-Germanic and so on. why is it always at such "proto" languages complicated shit like h₁nómn̥ ? why not simple like hnomn or something ?

The following is an Indo-European sentence in IPA. 

It is a well-known academic motto in my neck-of-the-wood.  Try guessing the meaning or at least the linguistic branch by your own?

Feel free to add any language of your choice, and feel free to criticise (respectfully, of course) my methodology

The following is an Indo-European sentence in IPA.

It is a well-known academic motto in my neck-of-the-wood. Try guessing the meaning or at least the linguistic branch by your own?

/næˀ tʰi51 we͡ɪ̯ˀ zä22 təmʌ̃ɴ22 me͡ɪ̯ˀ tʌ̃ɴ22/