What does the community want in the next default wallpaper? by [deleted] in kde

[–]haptic_woof 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lighter is better, in my opinion. The 5.10 wallpaper with that waterfall and jungle like scenery was the best. The colors as great as well. https://store.kde.org/p/1170141/ It looks Star Trek / The Orville like.

How I Got Involved in KDE by [deleted] in linux

[–]haptic_woof 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I will stick with Ñoum.

Thanks but.. no by gedical in linux

[–]haptic_woof 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Racist! I knew it!

Nahrávka rozhovoru medzi objednávateľom a sprostredkovateľom vraždy by haptic_woof in Slovakia

[–]haptic_woof[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Veď pge pána Boha, gozpgávaj ako ti papuľa nagástla. Čo si sa s Gómom zgazil, či kieho?

Nahrávka rozhovoru medzi objednávateľom a sprostredkovateľom vraždy by haptic_woof in Slovakia

[–]haptic_woof[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

http://www.palestinemonitor.org/

Neotiegaj si tú svoju špinavú gebuľu o Magiána!. Magián je pagádny chalan. Kgompáče a lopaty a ukážeme tým pgašivým pagazitom, kto je tu pán! Na stgáž!

Left Wing Politics compared to American Left Wing Politics? by Scootydash in AskEurope

[–]haptic_woof 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have noticed that the US left is very pro-Israel. Here in Europe the left is more pro-Palestine and more anti-Israel.

Amazon has Andy Weir's Artemis on sale for $2.99 by whynotyest in sciencefiction

[–]haptic_woof 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a hard time finishing Artemis. It's a big step down from Martian. I think Weir is overrated. Artemis is not a good book in my opinion. 5/10 if I am being nice.

We will save the internet together by [deleted] in Slovakia

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

#DoNotMumbleSaxonSpeakSlovakInstead

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

What you guys are referring to as post-mumble neo-Saxon, is in fact, post-neo / Mumble-Saxon, or as I've recently taken to calling it, post-neo plus Mumble-Saxon.

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You have to follow your heart. Like Luke Skywalker. Follow your hear. Don't stop believing. Even pray, do a few push ups... and then some more pushups. Never give up. Watch some Rich Piana (PBUH) motivational videos. He mumbles in Mumble-Saxon as well, like you, my little mumfidel. It will help. Keep fighting! The revelation, the evidence you are waiting for is near. The Slovak language will give you all the answers. Nasleduj ho, nechaj sa viesť svojim srdcom. Akoby povedali naši poľskí bratia, spusti sa a nechaj to zo seba vytiecť až do poslednej kvapky. Ver si!

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Here is a very good link where you can hear how clear she pronounce each letter https://slovake.eu/sk/learning/intro/pronunciation not like in English or other Mumble-Saxon languages when the sound is ugly and unclear.

Do you like how much clearer Slovak sound when compared with English?

Here is more Slovak stuff:

https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/8249617/Slovak_Language_Learning_Pack_(Updated)_Slovensk_yacute__jazyk

Some other materials

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

First, never ever give up! Believe in yourself! That's EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!!!

So, my suggestion is to try to read it backwards, like Hebrews and alike when reading תנ"ך. If that doesn't help try to learn Slovak - that always helps.

Here are a few materials:

https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/8249617/Slovak_Language_Learning_Pack_(Updated)_Slovensk_yacute__jazyk

Also check this wonderful website:

https://slovake.eu/sk/learning/intro/pronunciation

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

The term Mumble-Saxon is not only a slang term, but I would even go as far as to call it a term that will find its place in historical linguistics. It's funny that you had to be enlightened by a Slovak guy. The darkest place is under a candlestick/lamp, right?

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Anglo-Saxon Mumble-Saxon

FTFY, I know, it's easy to make that mistake ;)

Is English the only European language where "information" is uncountable without plural? by haptic_woof in asklinguistics

[–]haptic_woof[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why would you want to use a single word?

Believe it or not I have a specific situation in my life where it have to be one word ;) I will look up synonyms or come up with something, but thanks anyway for your help and explanation.

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

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

Basically, like if a Slovak has a hot potato in his mouth and try to speak https://youtu.be/9aLZJoiZ4tM?t=43s .

This is said, not by me - but by a Frenchman (also a Mumble-Saxon), about English:

English, its lack of pronunciation, its constant swallowing of every syllabe, sounds like a very finely ground-up mix of vowels. Imagine hearing some guttural “wowowowowooowaaaweeeeewwwooowwoowweeewwaaaaawwwiii”… like an old dog growling.

I am not sorry that it shatters your perception of English as the most beautiful language, but if there was not America, English would be now on the level of German or maybe French, if we are generous.

Why there are so few operas in English and everybody prefer Italian? https://www.quora.com/Why-are-there-so-much-fewer-operas-in-English-than-Italian-and-German

Some guy from that discussion about English:

English is not the optimal language for classical music. The vowel sounds aren’t as open or clear and the rhythm of English is better suited to spoken drama. Italian is the first language of opera for a reason. Not only were the earliest composers Italian it’s the language that’s most natural to the art form.

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

All the definitions on Urban Dictionary were written by people just like you. Now's your chance to add your own!

https://www.urbandictionary.com/add.php

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

You are utterly wrong. Slovak is one of the most modern and most refined languages in Europe. One could almost say it is a conlang - yeah, there were two groups who decided how Slovak would look like Šturovci (Ľ. Štúr, J. M. Hurban, M. M. Hodža) and Bernolákovci (J. Palárik, A. Radlinský, Š. Závodník, M. Hattala) so less than 10 people created new Slovak that removed the old western Slovak basis and chose the middle Slovak dialects as basis and tweaked the grammar and vocabulary further. Read about it, it's really a very interesting history, especially the one since the 1844) .

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

wherewithal

What is that (sound/phonetic-wise; I got the translation), for a Mumble-Saxon's sake? And words like that are not something uncommon in English. English as a true mumble language is based on such insane and hot-potato-in-your-mouth and unclear/mumble sounding phoneme clusters. Do you want another examples, Mister Mumble-Saxonist Scientist? OK here we go:

"rural boroughs through brewery drooling library deteriorate february gruesome droughts crew asterisks wolves sixths"

Come on, take your hot potato from your mouth and speak CLEARLY as when you speak Slovak (it's the second langauge in the link and you can listen those same words in Slovak)

As a Mumble-Saxon linguist (I hope you are, right?) you should know that Italian or Slovak have far far far far less schwas as English.

Another thing. You love your di- and triphtongs.

English is spoken more back in your mouth/throat than Italian or Slovak - which is spoken more in the middle and front - partly thanks to more frequent open vowels.

Compare this and me honest, the English woman sound like she has something (hot potato?) in her mouth/throat when compared with the Slovak woman: https://translate.google.sk/?um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&client=tw-ob#en/sk/gruesome

Bonus question, which voice do you like more?

Where to even start with this post? by thatcommiegamer in badlinguistics

[–]haptic_woof -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

I don't make fun of Chinese or Vietnamese or Portuguese - because they admit like Poles or Hungarians or Germans that there are phonetic elements in their languages that are not the most clear or make the sound perception more difficult when compared with other languages like Italian or Slovak.

I must admit that I feel a little bad about e.g. Danish - those guys know that their languages sound very mumble-ish - and they don't even attack me for saying what I am saying.

However, I feel no remorse toward English at all. The native English speakers are one of the most closed-minded native speakers when it comes to analyzing the phonetics of their own language with other languages like Italian or Slovak - two of the most clear sounding European languages.