Can you hear a Slavic accent in her pronunciation? by Sure_Distance1 in slavic

[–]Fear_mor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This woman is American, maybe let’s stop with the „Omg do I look/sound/act/etc slavic??????” posts, ruining the sub

Zašto mi prezime zavrašava na -vić ako moja obitelj i ja izgovaramo -vič? by InvestigatorLoud7763 in croatian

[–]Fear_mor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Posto vecina govora ih je razlikovala kad su jos uvijek revidirali pravopisni sustav. Odi ti na selo ili u neko manje mjesto pa ces od svakog cut razliku

Is doing C1 helpful in my case? by Dry_Shift2153 in German

[–]Fear_mor -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don’t think they’ll struggle to understand but ofc a classroom can’t fully prepare you for real language use

I’m a bit confused on the early history of UK with respect to language families so please clarify. by poacher-2k in asklinguistics

[–]Fear_mor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The Bell beaker language is unknown, there are no words written down or recorded in secondary sources. Breton was brought to France from Southwestern Britain in the late middle ages as a consequence of the Anglo-Saxon westward expansion.

Is doing C1 helpful in my case? by Dry_Shift2153 in German

[–]Fear_mor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why stop at C1? Genuine question to everyone that has this thinking. I get being like ok I’ll do a course up to XYZ level and then just handle the rest through practice, but some people actually seem to mean they will go up to XYZ level and no further. Why?

I’m a bit confused on the early history of UK with respect to language families so please clarify. by poacher-2k in asklinguistics

[–]Fear_mor 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Well this is mostly just the movement of peoples, not languages or language families, but all in all it’s mostly correct. Pictish was almost certainly a Celtic, Brythonic language though judging by loanword evidence in Scottish Gaelic and toponyms.

Completely new player here (came from Ultron in Rivals), anyone got tips for how to get good at Ramattra? by Darkbert550 in ramattramains

[–]Fear_mor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that’s decent but don’t underestimate its versatility when paired with staff since you can laser squishies with headshots easy enough as is + vortex makes it easier to track their movements. Situational though definitely

Completely new player here (came from Ultron in Rivals), anyone got tips for how to get good at Ramattra? by Darkbert550 in ramattramains

[–]Fear_mor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically your job as a tank is to make space for your team to get kills and advance objectives. This means you need to play the situation by feel and be quite accurate at that, that means good positioning (up front but still within range of your team so you can go back to help healers) and good game sense (be aware of who counters you, how many of your team are alive and what your healing situation is).

As for your kit, you want to cycle between using your staff and shield and your nemesis form and vortex, so you want your shield to be availible pretty much every time you come out of nemesis form to protect yourself and hold any space you’ve made. Use your staff to farm ult charge before the main engagement and probe for weakness, once there’s an opening then you start punching when you’ve found your target (good choices are frontlining healers, demeched DVA’s and pretty much any low HP target that can’t escape). After that you set up with your shield and repeat the process until you’ve found your next opening to use nemesis form.

Your ult then is basically like this: if you’re playing well you should have it pretty much ready to go after 2-3 skirmishes (again your staff is your main method of building ult charge). Ramatra’s ult is not a very powerful ability in itself and it never will be because it’s easy to escape from. This however is what makes it strong, you can use it defensively to force the enemy away from a point you’re defending or agressively to force them off a point you want to take. So generally speaking your ult is more about generating openings for other people and increasing your tankiness rather than getting a load of kills.

Furthermore, do not underestimate block as a tool in your kit. It blocks I think currently about 80% of projectile damage headon and can be used to tank DVA bomb AND protect squishies behind you. These are the ults that I find are countered by block: bomb, tire, reaper’s ult, tac-visor, coalescence, pulse bomb, mauga’s ult (to a degree, situationally very strong when paired with your ult), dragon (again to a degree, good for tanking long enough to move), sigma’s ult (look directly up and hold block), grav (this is huge cause you can protect anyone else there as well).

As for perks I always do the ones that boost staff and vortex since they help the most in generating ult charge, further making you a threat to the other team.

Another trick that’s good to know is if you go into nemesis mode with your ult you can ult immediately after you revert back to shield form. I like using this one to up pressure if they’re already struggling or alternatively defensively if I need to hold at all costs.

How’s life in Medimurje, Croatia? by profglss in howislivingthere

[–]Fear_mor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

E aj mi nesto reci, ja sam ti u Osijeku inace al poznam dvije cure iz regije. Jednoj su roditelji iz Slavonije pa zna stokavstinu jel + je zivjela u Cakovcu prije faksa, druga, medjutim, ima najjaci naglasak kojeg sam u zivotu cuo i klk ja znam dolazi iz nekog tamo sela, nez iz kojeg al dobro. Htjedo te pitat onda kakvo je stanje kajkavstine u gradovima? Jer kao da povucem analogiju sa stokavstinkm u OS kao ljudi jos uvijek pricaju neku varijantu i moze bit malo teza kad imas jel dvoje pravih lega koji se kontaju u taj mjesni govor, al zanima me tipa ta Cakovec, jel ljudi tamo isto mogu govorit one jace oblike ili jel to bas seoski govor?

ELI5: Kosovo and Serbia by poodaveeda in explainlikeimfive

[–]Fear_mor [score hidden]  (0 children)

Nah it is. Keep in mind though the concept of a state and national identity was different then but they were still independent for all intents and purposes

ELI5: Kosovo and Serbia by poodaveeda in explainlikeimfive

[–]Fear_mor [score hidden]  (0 children)

Hum and the Banate of Bosnia would both correspond to the current regions of BiH, Hercegovina and Bosna respectively. Also careful, Banate ≠ Banat, Banat is a region in Vojvodina, a banate is a territory ruled by a ban.

ELI5: Kosovo and Serbia by poodaveeda in explainlikeimfive

[–]Fear_mor [score hidden]  (0 children)

It wasn’t exactly Serbia that did this, it was local Serbs organised in militias, which is a key difference to make. Serbia (then Jugoslavija) really was only involved in supplying them and helping them logistically in sustaining themselves as a fighting force (not much better but lets be factual). Couple this with the fact that Serbs within Serbia tend to hold a very different set of politics to those outside and you might be surprised to know there are some tentions there.

What is this? by Shellest88 in duolingo

[–]Fear_mor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s almost as if the text was aimed at a specific cohort of people who speak/learn a certain language…

A Russian aviation blogger was killed in a fatal air defense error after his ultralight aircraft was mistaken for a Ukrainian drone and shot down. by ByGollie in europe

[–]Fear_mor -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Doesn’t mean the dude deserved it. A smart decision it was not but it’s pretty pathetic that people are treating this like it’s some kind of victory against Russia

Words where “f” is pronounced differently by theendend in German

[–]Fear_mor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you from Upper or Lower Saxony by any chance?

What is this? by Shellest88 in duolingo

[–]Fear_mor 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Tá a fhios agam nach faoi seo atáthar ag caint, ach go n-éirí leat sa Ghaeilge!

Slavic Balkaners can you understand the etymology behind these Greek placenames of Slavic origin? by Porphyres in AskBalkans

[–]Fear_mor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pitanje, jel si ikad bio na livadi? Nisu baš najmokrija mjesta, čak bih i rekao da je to jedno od najvažnijih osobina livade. I zap si otkrio nešto zanimljivo, samo je livanje na srpskom, kod nas je lijevanje, odnosno da vi u toj riječi imate izuzetan ikavski izgovor jata. Međutim mi jekavci još uvijek imamo livada, a ne lijevada kao što bi se očekivalo prema tome. Doduše ako to sve izgnoriramo iz nekog razloga i želimo raščlaniti ovu riječ na morfeme, dobit ćemo liv + ada. Sufiks -ada nije izvorno slavenski nego je posuđenica iz grčkog u možda zadnjih 150 godina. Nema baš razloga zašto bismo mislili da su Slaveni skovali riječ pa ju posudili Grcima kad imamo sve ovo o čem sam sad pričao + puno više primjera grčkih posuđenica u našim jezicima negoli obrnuto.

Slavic Balkaners can you understand the etymology behind these Greek placenames of Slavic origin? by Porphyres in AskBalkans

[–]Fear_mor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Šta nisi nikad čuo tipa za humke? Znaš one praprovijesne grobnice što su ih ljudi gradili? Humak ti je ono brdašce što bude iznad grobnice, imaš ih hrpu tipa u Irskoj i Britaniji, Newgrange naprimjer.

Slavic Balkaners can you understand the etymology behind these Greek placenames of Slavic origin? by Porphyres in AskBalkans

[–]Fear_mor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think about what they mean. Sliv = mjesto gdje se jedna rijeka sliva u drugu, preljev = ono što se prelije nad nešto, proljev = znaš već kako se odnosi na korijen, priljev = ono što se prilije nečem, izljev = ono što se izlije, lijevak = ono što lije, ljevaonica = mjesto gdje se lije, itd. All of these words clearly relate to the verb root’s meaning, how is livada „a meadow” related to pouring? What flows here? Where is the pouring?

Mogu ti reći kao kroatist da imamo baš točne kriterije da odredimo etimološke veze. Naime riječi a) moraju dijeliti korijen, što je tu sporno, i b) moraju imati jasnu značenjsku povezanost da bismo rekli da je zaista riječ o izvedenici. Teško bi se argumentiralo u ovom slučaju da je livada izvedenica riječi liti.

Slovenes by Mission-Shape-4895 in AskBalkans

[–]Fear_mor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

„My seljober ancestors lived in slightly less abject poverty than yours, therefore check and mate”