>-In the linguistic map (9th), striped areas dont mean bilingual areas, they mean transitional speeches
>-Minority languages are highlighted and prioritised so this map doesn’t just show three languages
>-All languages have words for both genders of pigeon, but just like most animals, one of the two genders is picked for the “standard”. (Like how the standard gender of dog is masculine until you know the gender of said dog, or when you’re making a hypothetical scenario where a dog is mentioned, unless you want to specify it’s feminine)
> -*End* is (in Castilian) FIN, not FINAL, the equivalent for all other languages
MenitoBussolini on
Sempre me confundiu imenso ter de dizer “la leche”. Isso e “el alma”
raginmundus on
“Pombo” and “pomba” are not the same thing. The former means “pigeon”, the latter means “dove”.
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> Just to clear confusion:
>-In the linguistic map (9th), striped areas dont mean bilingual areas, they mean transitional speeches
>-Minority languages are highlighted and prioritised so this map doesn’t just show three languages
>-All languages have words for both genders of pigeon, but just like most animals, one of the two genders is picked for the “standard”. (Like how the standard gender of dog is masculine until you know the gender of said dog, or when you’re making a hypothetical scenario where a dog is mentioned, unless you want to specify it’s feminine)
> -*End* is (in Castilian) FIN, not FINAL, the equivalent for all other languages
Sempre me confundiu imenso ter de dizer “la leche”. Isso e “el alma”
“Pombo” and “pomba” are not the same thing. The former means “pigeon”, the latter means “dove”.
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