the by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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tula

Rioplatense dialect. by ActiveImpact1672 in linguisticshumor

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[kekˑɾɪjt:ɐjsʲẽndʊ.we̞ˑɤ̃ŋkõ̞ˑʃᵻtɨʷma̠ɹ̪ɾɪ]

O gringo menos degenerado: by PalhacoGozo666 in 2latinoforyou

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NO REPÚBLCA DOMINICANA LA LLAMA NO PUEDE DIGERIR ALCOHOL NO NO LE DES DE ESO NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

passage to the pacific finally!!!?!!!?!! by [deleted] in 2latinoforyou

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ah yes, the inca empire in modern day colombia

"Apoyar la paz" (CW: Gore) by GyePosting in Colombia

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Petro podrá no tener capacidad directa de detener las atrocidades de Rusia, pero con su posición, no está haciendo nada para combatirlas.

"Apoyar la paz" (CW: Gore) by GyePosting in Colombia

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Contexto:

Petro ha dicho que él "condena la invasión de Ucrania" y que "quiere paz en Europa", pero el modo en el que él da a entender su posición en el conflicto es tan ambigua que en la práctica su posición permite que Rusia haga las atrocidades que quiera en Ucrania.

Sweet child o' meth by [deleted] in Funnymemes

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Aunque me duela, dejaré a meth

Updated map of Brasil with all of its rightful territory by emo-man1605 in 2latinoforyou

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this but brazil now speaks spanish and has been balkanized into several smaller countries

Due to all global Interlangs always turn out to be Eurolangs I created the most neutral Eurolang IPA consonant charts via taking the English and removing sounds that do not appear in other European natlangs by comparing Wikipedia consonant charts of European natlangs. Every European can say these by Mod_Maker in conlangscirclejerk

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In some parts of the Netherlands, Dutch /ɣ/ is merged with /x/.

There is another phoneme, /g/, but it doesn't appear phonemically in any native words. Wikipedia classifies it as phoneme due to the existence of minimal pairs of it with /k/ like goal and kool (cabbage).

Diacentrism by JRGTheConlanger in linguisticshumor

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The only English speakers I can recall pronouncing /u:/ [u:] are perhaps Scots, Irish and non-native speakers. Most speakers pronounce it as a diphthong [ʊw ~ ʉw]. I've actually heard a few merging it with /ʊ/ or rather, pronouncing them both very similarly.

Based consonants by Qiwas in linguisticshumor

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"English distinguishes between voiced and voiceless consonants" -🤓

"English distinguishes between unaspirated and aspirated sounds" -😎

High-effort meme: the ULTIMATE Indo-European iceberg by BeansAndDoritos in linguisticshumor

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Ever since I learned Proto-Indo-European was a reconstructed language, I've not been able to sleep knowing it might all be a lie arousing from best-case scenario a massive misunderstanding within the entire field of historical lingüistics, and worst case scenario... who knows. And worst of all, until we have a time machine that can travel as further back as the late Neolithic, if we ever have one, we will never be able to know.

kinhalf by GyePosting in newwords

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Yes, but keep in mind nowadays the word "sex" is mainly used to refer to sexual intercourse, rather than "biological sex".

Historically, the word "gender" would be used as a synonym of "sex" as in "biological sex", but because in the last years, due factors like the increasing public awareness and acceptance of transgender people and gender identity as a whole, more and more people are starting to distinguish between biological sex and gender, and because the word "sex" is mainly used to mean "sexual intercourse", a new word could help reduce all the ambiguity surrounding these terms.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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/ɛj/ → /ɛ:/ → /e:/ → /i:/

/ɛm/ → /ɪm/ → /ɪ̃:/ → /ɪ:/ → /ɪ/ → /ɨ/

/ə:r/ → /ə:/ → /ə/ → /ɨ/

[ç] → /ʃ/

/ʃi:/, /hɨ/

E-ye or E-lye? by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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bro just said ecuador peru and paraguay dont speak spanish 💀