Conlangery #63: Kuot (natlang)

Conlangery #63: Kuot (natlang)

Published: Mon, 13 Aug 2012 05:27:30 +0000 \

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utterance-id1 <unk> <unk> <unk> <unk> <unk> [noise] welcome coupon leg or the <unk> language is people are bored and we're living with me and what constant is [noise] william and it [noise] and over in new jersey experiencing um severe weather is my <unk> oh and yes we [noise] yeah uh mike may drop out and you may hear a hunger periodically from his his point i will try to to get the rain noise out of the cats but you make you or something i also try to keep the my commuted while i'm not speaking so maybe d you know walk over other people i liked the idea that that the gods under you know have opinions about constructed language [laughter] or the truth or approved or disapproved we kind of uh yeah um well before we get started i kind of want to talk about a weird linguistic in counter i had um ooh [laughter] [noise] no uh i so i've been working at a gas station for a few months i only have two more days to work there i quit and get ready to to move to wisconsin but um i ah been working night shift and you know odd people come in on night shift and one night this guy came in he come in earlier buddy came she met again and he was asking about his ah i think seven dollars that he lost his pronunciation of dollars sounded to me like a dog <unk> really i where i heard of stopping married either was okay or like a lot we'll stop were a lot of four or five k. or something but it threw me off so much that another customer had to translate forum [laughter] well you're a native english speaker and it would be great of english speaker she was you know uh you know older um like forty something white guy from the area so i presume it's just something idiosyncratic him i was i've been trying to get into a dictionary in american regional english to look it up uh just before the pot cats but i can't <unk> i don't think i have access to it but um anyway that was a little weird to me uh i guess i guess if you carry l. darkening into inner <unk> position but but change could occur but i'm not sure what else would would cause happened [noise] yeah i don't know and weird kind of four titian going on there yeah um i mean normally i expect super dark elder just turned into w. and give up on the letter altogether yeah and i think that happens here once in a while um i i i've heard myself um [noise] say the name of my home town uh elkins <unk> instead of <unk> [noise] [noise] well it was different <unk> uh the <unk> oh is that you're speaking portuguese <unk> uh i understand like uh like um like the polish barbell yeah mhm mhm yeah uh [noise] [noise] but anyway or at least uh sometimes i do some rounding on it but uh i don't know that hey it's a little weird ah especially in the middle of dollar per hour anyway so maybe maybe he'd been exposed to i plan to get like a t._v. in there [laughter] oh i <unk> that would produce doppler <unk> or any other um if any other listeners no of an american dialect that does that then uh maybe let us know [laughter] just seems weird to me um so let's move on and actually talk about what we are here to talk about today and that would be a language uh popcorn <unk> <unk> the uh most linguistically dense area in the world right the language is cool so according to her gram our grammar here um it's uh it's classified as a family level i slipped and the new britain stock up the east pop when <unk> harlem i think um new britain is like a province but it's spoken a new or ireland province actually yeah but um and not buy very many people when this grammar was written in the eighties and only had two that are so speakers ugly right it it it may be dead by now for all we know um um well not in that timeframe but actually um <unk> actually doesn't say no they have a date they they get numbers but they don't know what the dating on it is so so ah we don't know we don't know how healthy it is right now but uh there is a lot of interesting grammar stuff that goes on here [noise] i actually did read the grammar before it's uh the the particular grammar that we're we're um <unk> it's a <unk> grammar um it seems very very much like um sort of a syntax sketch oh stuff but it does have some other information on it yeah i mean this is very classic lay out for a civil grammar first of all you'll see reference to tag me mix which is their own special branch of linguistics t._v. which i don't fully understand um and they tend to have a standard grammar layer which frankly i'm fine with because it often involves examples of interesting things so all sorts of stuff some of that you wouldn't care about is likely to get documented by accident [laughter] [noise] so this is the <unk> linguistics which is uh a missionary organization oh go out and documented languages in and said oh yes oh newspaper and then make the <unk> very often make a lot of their material freely available so ingrained really <unk> yeah senior great resource for missionaries and <unk> yes yes they also make some uh some software that a few congress like but um right and if you <unk> and stuff because of the stuff they need to cook with [noise] i'm the one who put quote on the list because it has this majestic verbs system we'll be talking about later [noise] great add up to pour it is it's wonderful yeah [noise] um <unk> things that i was looking at specifically was um well the the uh the phonology it's interesting especially as much as they are so many different alter nation going on and you [noise] there there's a whole section and here on um on uh the um sort of fun logical processes <unk> with a ball and the there's some there's uh some more <unk> stuff going on with it or um for instance in the possessive markers all of the that's the markers <unk> that start with uh uh peace out but it becomes a a a <unk> is it um flat uh-huh yeah it's a flat without me after after a morphine ending in a bell right there's some sort of <unk> or something yeah um is that all of the possessive markers just doing that start with t okay you're not not all of them there's there's just some that start with okay i i would um but um and there is also a voicing rule but i find really interesting actually that um the uh so there are several suffix is let's start with vowels that will cause voicing on hey proceeding um uh proceeding stop but too interesting things is that <unk> instead of becoming be become the the the the um <unk> <unk> approximate or <unk> ah <unk> cricket rather yeah yeah um uh and the other thing is that it occurs uh before these towels but that's not a curve before bush constantly so it's sort of an interesting sort of why does do that so it's just smells to me like <unk> yeah it is it is sort of <unk> and especially when you consider that you have one of the it may be a <unk> system that's that's in progress because you <unk> i i don't really listen listen in the same said it in welsh or something i mean it more in that sense and just sort of internal process of punishing yeah in certain environments not not full on full court celtic lunacy no no no [laughter] that'd be like that but uh [noise] <unk> um i liked it the <unk> he was pretty small and tiny um although it does have rather <unk> <unk> some some [noise] um the old especially have a wide range of [noise] yeah it's basically a vow or a um a uh uh uh five bell system but with so much variation that it would sound much more complex when yeah yes yeah the first the first few linguistic probably tearing up they're here a little bit [laughter] uh i think it's twelve elephants or the phone for the five <unk> yes i mean just him are fake right because between other bottles you is <unk> is effectively and w. and eyes effectively yeah why uh glide rather yeah um yeah if i'm reading the the small number of wiping them properly but even without that that still the second one too i think i think some of their <unk> here's a little non standard i think it's a little bit more american than i see it but whatever yeah maybe [noise] anyway um has the and it has like the uh the <unk> but they can but they can become the um oh what am i saying that they alternate with the lab you'll dental hardships you know fuck <unk> so mhm that's interesting thing but moving on there's so much more interesting stuff other than the phonology to talk about [laughter] william you have a bunch of notes here we can do for you to the bird just a random collection of interesting stuff and random facts [noise] first it has via so we're to order uh-huh um and as often envious so we're <unk> alternate word orders two fronts this subject [noise] um and then she gets subject focused but uses relative clubs marking as well yes i notice that that that that there's a marking along with the the <unk> subject cook it right is it is it the same as <unk> as it is in fact the saint particle user mark relative <unk> okay 'cause when i was leaving the grammar very entertaining we find um a sentence with to work twice once where it's doing subject focus on what's worse than what two claws and effectively doing <unk> relatively close that's that's interesting i guess i wasn't reading <unk> in the grammar they they called them to different things that call right but it's not their book smart they are they're the same sounding word yeah um you said big equals loud right i just thought that was neat i some of the um age fine when they talked about somebody [noise] mhm um [laughter] what a hilarious example sent it his face looks like hey [laughter] [noise] sorry i just [noise] <unk> yeah that's example twenty nine and that has subject uh yet so this man speaks louder than a bird is literally you know this man's <unk> bigger but it <unk> bird so i just like that it's a little bit of lexical thing we talked about uh a few several weeks ago now [noise] um there's some <unk> things going on with having zero <unk> um <unk> um you don't have an overt <unk> [noise] um you use once again the subject smokers smoker do very fun thing so like the stones or on the table is stone subjects focused on table right and that's it no <unk> um <unk> but has an interesting thing example forty one talks about the difference between this man he is a man and he is a man so um i have no idea where the action distress actually supposed to go on this um u._v._a. madonna means this man <unk> <unk> is he is in maine and <unk> <unk> is he's the man <unk> so obviously the uh it's the the focus yeah he's a different you know you you're moving the focus rope and uh using <unk> right right um <unk> and and but you still have to use law good the subject book smart could we couldn't even though it's not properly a verb you still need something there mhm instinct see the change when you um example forties <unk> is he is a man and then when you flip <unk> this man and then when you have that same order this man with the <unk> in the middle of what you just said yes hooked on <unk> in the middle right yeah <unk> ah <unk> fourteen forty one [noise] um but again that's pretty common for the we're the demonstrative to be the same thing is they're person program so yeah yeah that pretty common um one thing that i thought was nifty um example fifty six on room page nine is that the <unk> position does not distinguish goal in source so to and from the same and the meaning has to be distinguished by the semantics verb um or you use the words here in there mhm yeah i can see so you just use the the the arabs of location in that position with the now so the example fifty eight has he arrived cab yang from robo you affected me you can ah delete the now yeah yeah well that's because it just means here and there right so yeah um but that was a couldn't wait around that issue has <unk> <unk> is it [noise] [noise] um the really interesting thing i mean for the most part questions were boring it has in c. to question words that mean the word stays in his normal place in the claws [noise] um you know instead of who did you talked to yesterday it's do you talk to who yesterday um but for some reason the question where where is mark for [noise] gender and number no that's weird that's why i was <unk> yeah i was noted moaning uh before that even in the uh polar questions they are marked by a a clause parnell rising however you can add a particle hot out to make it a leading question so uh i don't know that that sort of interest me that there's a a formal way to to make a leading question and uh in this case it's um you are you use the same marking as the the answer you expect sure ah well we're not sound like right in english [noise] yeah it's yeah it's it is like right in english it's just um i don't know i don't know if they're caught out mean anything else other than that um so [noise] <unk> um do you know chinese when you said <unk> is it leading at all or is that just absolutely no no mock questions or are leading but good with the way is not supposed to be leading mhm doesn't shown expected what the what was the competition and what the outcome will be or the answer no uh uh <unk> uh <unk> let me get it for but it's like is it show it shows any expectation yeah but i was i was saying that he says statement and then add the <unk> like you know i don't i'm not sure i don't know that's that's something but uh i would have to find out i'm not actually that you're on the the chinese stuff but uh uh on the trains questions but anyway that's a little bit uh outside of what we're talking about today today we're talking about who out lessons yeah you'd have a double chinese language and i just thought it was nasty that for some reason where it gets march or gender and number [noise] yeah what by the way <unk> yes they have singular <unk> uh dinner is masculine feminine which actually uh was interesting to me 'cause it's interesting to see a non in the european language [noise] far from in the european or <unk> or or um aphrodisiac languages ah that had masculine feminine yeah <unk> and it it really is a gender system things like rivers are feminine and so that's a <unk> it's not it's proper [noise] to gender system it's not a semitic or restricted to humans or anything like that [noise] um so i just i just [noise] take this one question <unk> market for some reason and they give some examples of like you know where where you're things where did you go that's sort of stuff and you have this double person marketing kind of <unk> now what is it the <unk> exact subject subject okay i was just looking um that's that's a that is a very curious thing why why you would just pick where the march or um our demonstrative marked for gender yeah okay that might explain it uh yeah i mean there are a small number of languages that do very funny agreement things with and um but yeah it's it's not clear to me where this comes from this language yeah um there were [noise] mhm [laughter] [laughter] george has been stopped grammar uses your least favorite word and visit yeah yeah <unk> clauses yeah uh talking about whether it's uh whether whether the imperative is emphatic or not um i i guess but i guess they're referring to some sort of immediacy or something ah right um they distinguish to kansas negotiation one for just [noise] um in uh standard um positive closes and then <unk> um indicative is an an a separate negative for imperative getting uh-huh reasonably common enormous languages <unk> um i thought the relative clauses we're kind of nifty because once again byron smack into an <unk> issue you'd think i would know better by now but no i keep i keep doing it [laughter] i uh so that roses clauses fine but they mark restrictive relative clauses by a relative claws funnel particle mhm which decode restrictive eyes or if you had told me about that a few weeks ago i <unk> my eyes suspiciously [noise] this is the current natural things but now they've especial particle just martin um restrictive relative <unk> and what what you mean by that is all we referring to a specific in <unk> um that's yeah right it it has more <unk> are you are you identifying <unk> or are you talking about now is in general right right it's uh it's it's [noise] um hey restrictive any <unk> relative claws restrictive modify are is uh specifically like identifying the now by uh characteristic um that is a very um sort of curious thing um what was it was an article or you <unk> uh the weather <unk> er yeah hey sixteen it is a <unk> i'm a particle huh yeah i i just i just found that uh looking at it um it's also interesting as we mentioned before that the uh the the ah the regular just relative marker is the same as the subject focus marker but it doesn't seem to cause a fatal ambiguity so right right so a good one is example a hundred and four unpaid sixteen we have so their their their relative claws marker focus markers law so we have man law arrive yesterday law died today that means men who arrived yesterday died today yeah so the first law is relative clause in second loaded subject focus [noise] got out a lot but <unk> <unk> <unk> what about uh <unk> <unk> i am not sure if i'm pronouncing it anywhere near [noise] yeah yeah [noise] uh um and then i sort of skipped over some of the demonstrative stuff i didn't care about and now <unk> now phrase structured 'cause there was nothing there that was she can relieve remarkable that um the particle the relatives the restrict the final restricted <unk> left <unk> what does that very um did you say and say what that is my guess is it something gender related but i didn't <unk> <unk> <unk> um [noise] big into it could be gender related or it could be only i guess that makes more sense i was gonna say maybe it's some sort of um [noise] harmony 'cause there's an <unk> ah <unk> and i don't really honestly thought harmony applies here [noise] um so now i'm afraid i didn't care that much i mean it's fine whatever um um what was possession was interesting to me i saw um <unk> alien mill and <unk> and there's a little chart under possession uh that shows what um what things are in a mobile <unk> right so that's an interesting i think that's an interesting thing for <unk> look at let's see um what what um what possibilities where where are you might think about drawing the line between in <unk> in this in this case it's actually kind of um restrictive only body parts or in a family <unk> family terms as well or is it really <unk> what state are you looking at church uh thirty three three i'm just looking at the chart i get that there might be it saying that body parts are inhaling the ball and then can ship terms are alien of all the <unk> the <unk> it's possible that that boundaries fuzzier than the yeah okay that makes it it just i mean those are the two classics um oh yeah it's like you'll be em yeah can't trip terms or usually uh in our often inhaling the ball but <unk> all that sort of a a different and how do they one of the uh uh <unk> ability of it um like the change how you would <unk> yeah yeah yeah <unk> is that the marketing is different and i believe it's obligatory for um <unk> <unk> <unk> <unk> you can't <unk> you can't just say oh you have to say yes on <unk> in any <unk> generally body parts are obligatory <unk> yeah and there's an awesome also an awesome hurt on <unk> hills shows you all the different um possess um possession markers and they depend on both <unk> mostly for the possess or a person the third person has masculine feminine and then uh depending on what possessed is and weather and agrees with number and gender on that so you can have the um <unk> even even once per inclusive with <unk> lucia uh first person to you know it's a it's a wonderfully like not too complicated but sort of semi suddenly complex way of marketing possession has has to do with both both sides of the coin possess or in the possess agreeing that both of those yeah [noise] um one thing that i thought was interesting about the pronouns system is that there are three sets of pronouns there's subject pronouns which aren't used much except for <unk> is there are a special series of benefactor pronoun mhm and there's <unk> pronounce that they call intimidated that means things like close to or get along what what's interesting about them is you don't have a way to do a bear benefactors now you cannot say for my wife [noise] you have to say for her my wife so you have to use the pronoun form and then the appropriate now and the same is true with the yeah intimidated so you don't you say you didn't go with my friend you went with him or with her my friend [noise] so i thought that was a neat little sideways thing to have there [noise] i just realized looking back yet um uh uh at the uh the the uh possession has actually the same sort of thing that spanish does except that they have singular tool and oral rather than just send u._n. forum anyway moving back back to what you were <unk> uh we were talking about [noise] <unk> ready for the verb [laughter] let's talk about the verbs <unk> great move <unk> yes verbs are always march for subjects <unk> the number and gender [noise] um and most of your transit of verbs are highly personal they mark subject and direct object die transit is that is i game to <unk> um in code in the <unk> the indirect object not the direct object um <unk> i think that's normal again 'cause normally the indirect object is going to be higher enemies seem to care more about the recipient of an event is that necessarily i mean they're typically higher intimacy mhm [noise] um so and the the language does nuts distinguish uh passed in prison the the difference is future non future um [noise] and so some funny things happen in the we're going to talk about the the many classes and sometimes the morphology get confused between future <unk> not confused but there's extra <unk> and there are various um transit authority and uh [noise] [laughter] ethic ethics it i'm just not even talking about [laughter] i mean they're just they're just kinda straight for [noise] so there are seven classes of er um class one verbs <unk> subject pre fix it and there's there must be thinking like go so far dance [noise] class to head subjects <unk> fixes and those are mostly state of verbs okay uh things like um see that's funny go yeah alright so mostly things but then some other just straight up um <unk> class three uses subject in fix it [laughter] i'm not going to have this really cool [noise] right [noise] so we've never had the subject mark by uh predict i suck at an infant uh alright so once we get to class for quest for is um we'll have <unk> or yeah just <unk> [noise] um and that has subjects prefix is an object stuck fixes but only in the third person oh okay interesting right class five which has <unk> and then just straight up kinds of different rooms has subject so fiction and object pre fixes which are usually only third person but no [noise] no [laughter] which which are really between four and five [laughter] it's so weird [laughter] i don't know i don't know how i missed all this they're there when i when i read this earlier i must've been reading it wrong or something is there any like <unk> <unk> when you were looking over these seems sort of logic on like maybe some some i don't know if it's a theater roller <unk> know so even oh semantic thing to give me any clue about why is that what yours except for the transit authority stuff which i'm already mentioning but that's very big and it's really weird that you <unk> you know bouncing all over the place right yeah [noise] class six has subjects free fixes an object <unk> which are available for all person numbers right um but the order is first the object then the subjects than verbs uh-huh uh-huh [noise] and then finally it's quest seven which has a whopping three verbs [laughter] which has this subject in fixes and objects pre fixes again available oh persons and if you're curious the verbs are he'll change and we [noise] war yeah and what i have not mentioned through any of these is most of these <unk> classes at one or two verbs are mostly in this class but might have one or two it's in the regular [noise] which are all discussed in the ground [noise] [noise] i'm rio and generalizations on right now they're they're a little weird but it's nice to know at least they can make some generalization did you see i'm not for two point one point eight oh basically it says ah when the mind morphine different not one of them and i wonder if not the the form of the final and seizure offensive then it says second if the object agreement as much as it sucks that subject prefix and then third and i both prefix and the object <unk> subject yeah yeah um well yeah the final <unk> might be ah the final anglo may may may just be the the remnants of a no longer productive their racial process or something yeah that's but that's interesting so verbs are wacky in this language [laughter] [noise] yeah i mean that the the five hundred first book for this language is probably very useful um mm i wonder if there's any way to um have a notion of what uh what class suburb would be or if it's something that this must be memorize like uh yeah it's very arbitrary i wonder except for the fact that transit and die transit verbs has to be in <unk> one of classes for through seven mhm because those <unk> object apart from that no and apparently they didn't fall in class too but then there were several verbs in question when i went to the example not look particularly state of snakes so yeah so uh it's <unk> class too but not all <unk> how about that i really wonder what kind of crazy historical process is this but uh he too [noise] automatically sets sets for [noise] not much [noise] um known about but the relation languages relationship started languages um probably i don't get that out yeah <unk> <unk> compared to find out what's going on yeah mhm mhm oh what are you sir i was gonna say have you ever seen this type ninety knock this degree this type of um <unk> usually i've seen if it's <unk> they're mostly all their ah prefix was on a plane all the <unk> that would be in washington for william because william knows what am exotic languages i i've never seen anything like this uh this is why i picked this language [laughter] i was just looking through it because it seems interesting and then once i got the birds there was sort of [noise] slowly developing sense of horror and wonder the only thing that i i realize what was going on 'cause really i mean class for has subject restrictions an object <unk> five has subjects to fix this and i'm just <unk> what are your produce that there there may have bad at some point in the past the system that explains it so you get some languages that might um you know do something like [noise] you know i don't even to say i don't know i don't know it's it's amazing i mean in terms of having some type of <unk> sometimes <unk> among say in transit you might have you know fluids as kinds of trickery going on and on are getting hurt or you mean there there may be other things going on there and the <unk> um so you can sort of once you have that sort of thing going on then you can sort of run with it um but this sort of mixed i i can i can say that i have never seen anything quickly but then yeah the <unk> i've seen is um you know just when there's something uses <unk> one of the verb or if i had the helping verb like english uses you know there's um for the future we kinda use the um i'll deliver <unk> kind of help but that is nowhere near the <unk> the you know crazy <unk> this is yeah yeah yeah <unk> bag full amateurish [laughter] <unk> [laughter] ah well [noise] i think that probably honestly the verbs system is probably the single <unk> single biggest point of sort of inspiration you can draw from this because even if you don't want to get so like crazy or regular as this languages um you may want to think about okay maybe i have several different classes of <unk> have different um marketing and maybe i want to <unk> or <unk> <unk> this is the first time i've seen in fixes do things usually <unk> this is the first language that has through going sort of basic agreement morphology happening in in fixing [noise] um i was not me and fixes or is that something different but not be the other was considered <unk> or they come through they nobody does that mean fixes but that's the coming right so that yeah that i was i was leaving out but this language is even more <unk> more <unk> um in fixing that even <unk> well what <unk> where's it going with that i wasn't sure where the inspiration went to use uh in fixing and not be was no <unk> in fact was concerned that his degree of in fixing it was a natural [laughter] [noise] uh i i i wonder if anyone's told them about that now [laughter] [noise] yeah it's it's a little bit of a relief 'cause the <unk> you know i'm like look [laughter] they're just big crazy people even stranger than i could have been dreamed up in real not nice yes and and humans could learn it so it's fun yeah yeah so <unk> what works uh maybe that's why there's so few native speakers left [laughter] okay well there's i don't know i'm joking i'm joking i'm not being serious yes yes i i <unk> that's fine but it's just people will trip on you for that <unk> are are there are lots of other <unk> for <unk> yes but anyway i think is there anything else interesting about the language that we want to ah talk about well my uh my <unk> uh to uh play an alarm alright so say it was only there was one last thing that i thought was interesting in the <unk> which is back go back to page fifty eight um is no well starting pay fifty seven fifty eight there demonstrative system uh-huh has a number of interesting distinction so we have near in far fine you're their message on the big deal but um the top of page sixty nine we have [noise] far near into very near demonstrative spur things that are higher elevation or lower elevation things that are from the city or in the direction of sunrise or things that are in the direction of <unk> [noise] that's interesting although we're far away are for far the from sunrise or sunset on the same yeah but as you get closer them more different or that they you know i'm more dissimilar that's so that was the last thing that really aroused my attention i always like to see fund from little distinctions being major dimension system that you might not i guess um hi and <unk> kind of makes sense for a mountainous area that's neat um and obviously sunrise and from the sea or why exactly do they i guess obviously um the sunrise and the c. where these people live there and then um i would get hurt i would i would get without you know um what would happen i wonder and this kind of language if they were to go somewhere where the sun set on the city it's not a card language not lying [laughter] i know i i don't i don't know what happened they'd have to make some sort of adjustment <unk> <unk> <unk> this kind of language is what you said yeah designed [noise] [noise] yeah well well i should have said at the start this isn't that like but i guess people could probably figure this out but yes that's um it is uh a um uh so basically as we usually do when we covered that legs were were looking for lots of things but can inspire you to make some some funds systems in your car like and this has a lot of stuff that you can ah borrow it was about especially the <unk> is they are in most parts pretty darned good about giving examples so you can you hear about a crazy <unk> system like this but did you if you'd have no examples and unite my b._a. entirely clear how things are supposed to be <unk> yeah um so it's nice to have good example of a natural language using this things you can you know mulling over a little bit in flies natural text or you try to borrow it into your language um and do that with a little bit more understanding with some idea effects it's going to have and that to be sure that you are actually understanding do the thing you know the <unk> okay so yeah so take a look at the grammer ah look at all the uh things that we mentioned take a look at uh you know page through it and and see what stuff there's a lot of sayings that actually are are not terribly exotic too so it's sort of like uh showing that yeah yeah you can you can have the things that are <unk> it doesn't have to be all wacky crazy ah um fluids alignment either right should be an interesting language but you know it's got <unk> uh [laughter] and it's only <unk> only seventy five pages this is very digestible and i think very approachable for even someone without you know an extensive linguistics background yeah i <unk> i live there's still there's still grandmothers are meant to be read by you know are missionaries right so high high powered some linguistics talk it typically <unk> yeah um i think we can wrap up to the the uh discussion i will say we have no feedback today uh at least not no emails uh those go to <unk> regime l. dot com uh we did have had a lot of interesting comment discussions in the comments on the site so yeah people might want to you know page through check out the ah yeah especially if you get to the <unk> i._t._n.'s you might wanna pop on the website sometimes see the conversation yeah and um oh i should have checked actions for reviews but i think were there any new ones uh uh he he also keep the uh top that show greetings calming because uh i don't want to run out of those again [laughter] i almost i almost had a show that did have one but uh uh <unk> came through and made one in like ten minutes um uh yeah [laughter] [noise] we need to get her back on the show for like a like a gift spot or something sometimes that would be cool um she she was since i was talking to her she said she she she uh she hates the fact that when she listens to uh she uh can't talk back [laughter] uh [laughter] uh but anyway i'm going to wrap this up by asking william one or your final word was [noise] that was the day i have too much to them [noise] yeah [noise] but what party [noise] and [noise] ah my [noise] um i would say you know um i know one thing you know feel free to do crazy things and this is the perfect example of you know just 'cause it's not regular don't [noise] know don or anything you can be as crazy as you can imagine there's still crazy out there [laughter] there's your fish in the <unk> yes exactly crazy so with that i think that uh my word them lose them take them to her [noise] [laughter] uh and i'm going to say happy [noise] thank you were listening to <unk> you can find our our cars insurance <unk> dot com you can send questions comments or topic or features language suggestions [noise] to <unk> g. mailboxes to submit icon langhorn outlying breeding for the top of the show see our contributes page for detail [noise] <unk> provided by the language creation society and our steam music is my <unk> [noise]

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