My Languages
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So bhrug.énts méd.i̯om dń̩gu̯eʕ̯m Prʔ̩.mó-Sindhú-Eurōpʕ̩́i̯eʕ̯m u̯ói̯dʕ̯e
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| fro-1 | Icest faitre poet assister a un nivel bas de la langue francor. |
| fgn-4 | This user speaks several dialects of foreign at a near native level. |
Brai-4
⠿ | This user has a near-complete understanding of the Braille. |
| …in. | Ending a sentence with a preposition is something that this user is okay with. |
| English Singulars: "The data is..."
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This user recognizes that "data", "media", and "agenda" have become incorporated into English as singular nouns.
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| خط | هذا المستخدم يعشق الخط العربي.
This user loves Arabic calligraphy. |
| اي الكلام ده؟ | اليوزر ده بيأيد إستعمال اللغات العامية في الكتابة.
This user supports the use of colloquial Arabic in writing. |
| قل يا ايها المتحذلقون | هذا المستخدم يعتبر الفصحى لغة صناعية.
This user considers Modern Standard Arabic to be a constructed language. |
| بتعرف ايش؟ | هذا المستخدم يستقبح استقباح العامية.
This user is revolted by those who denigrate colloquial Arabic. |
| أ ≠ ا
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هذا المستخدم يهتم بوضع الهمزة على الألف.
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My areas of interest include Indo-European studies, Semitic linguistics, Slavic Languages, Pushkin, Historical Chinese Phonology, Literature of the Tang and Song dynasties, sociolinguistics, philosophy of translation, Catalan literature, Esperanto literature, and Medieval Persian literature.
On Wikipedia I mainly work on articles dealing with the literature of the pre-modern (i.e. 632–1918) Islamic world. I also contribute to articles dealing with Near Eastern and Far Eastern linguistic phenomena, including Middle Chinese, Palestinian Arabic, Andalusian Arabic, Persian phonology and the Egyptian language. The Canaanite Shift is largely my creation.
I've made it a habit to monitor language articles which are an object of popular attention such as Latin spelling and pronunciation and Ancient Greek phonology so as to make sure they don't get too deformed.
I've also started expanding the info on dialects of Chinese.
