at least rulenave@lemmy.ca to 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone – 661 points – 3 months ago36Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsOh, you're a fan of humans? Name all their genders.dont play games with me, spacenoodledont noodle play with me, spacegamesDon't moisten me, clump. Er.... I'm not sure I'm doing this right. Go ahead and moisten as you please. Er... or something. Uhmmm... I'll see myself out.don’t noodle with space play, medo me with play, nt spacenoodle'm You havent specified the language, so i wrote all of them in my newly created language where all words are written the same: "m"So there's only one gender?No. Its a homograph. All words have different pronunciation and different meaning, so there are multiple gendersSure, but you only wrote one of them.If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
Oh, you're a fan of humans? Name all their genders.dont play games with me, spacenoodledont noodle play with me, spacegamesDon't moisten me, clump. Er.... I'm not sure I'm doing this right. Go ahead and moisten as you please. Er... or something. Uhmmm... I'll see myself out.don’t noodle with space play, medo me with play, nt spacenoodle'm You havent specified the language, so i wrote all of them in my newly created language where all words are written the same: "m"So there's only one gender?No. Its a homograph. All words have different pronunciation and different meaning, so there are multiple gendersSure, but you only wrote one of them.If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
dont play games with me, spacenoodledont noodle play with me, spacegamesDon't moisten me, clump. Er.... I'm not sure I'm doing this right. Go ahead and moisten as you please. Er... or something. Uhmmm... I'll see myself out.don’t noodle with space play, medo me with play, nt spacenoodle'
dont noodle play with me, spacegamesDon't moisten me, clump. Er.... I'm not sure I'm doing this right. Go ahead and moisten as you please. Er... or something. Uhmmm... I'll see myself out.don’t noodle with space play, medo me with play, nt spacenoodle'
Don't moisten me, clump. Er.... I'm not sure I'm doing this right. Go ahead and moisten as you please. Er... or something. Uhmmm... I'll see myself out.
m You havent specified the language, so i wrote all of them in my newly created language where all words are written the same: "m"So there's only one gender?No. Its a homograph. All words have different pronunciation and different meaning, so there are multiple gendersSure, but you only wrote one of them.If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
So there's only one gender?No. Its a homograph. All words have different pronunciation and different meaning, so there are multiple gendersSure, but you only wrote one of them.If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
No. Its a homograph. All words have different pronunciation and different meaning, so there are multiple gendersSure, but you only wrote one of them.If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
Sure, but you only wrote one of them.If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separatelyif I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
if I said "here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats" would I be correct? I'd argue noThat is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english
Oh, you're a fan of humans? Name all their genders.
dont play games with me, spacenoodle
dont noodle play with me, spacegames
Don't moisten me, clump. Er....
I'm not sure I'm doing this right. Go ahead and moisten as you please. Er... or something.
Uhmmm... I'll see myself out.
don’t noodle with space play, me
do me with play, nt spacenoodle'
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You havent specified the language, so i wrote all of them in my newly created language where all words are written the same: "m"
So there's only one gender?
No. Its a homograph. All words have different pronunciation and different meaning, so there are multiple genders
Sure, but you only wrote one of them.
If multiple words are written the same in this language, you dont need to write them all individually. They are still pronounced separately
if I said
"here are two different things that are spelled the same: bats"
would I be correct? I'd argue no
That is a feature specific to my newly invented language. Its not copied from english