oh cool ! :3 i have no idea if the person who made that deleted post can see this but if so i'd b happy to share the code for my bot which does a similar thing if they'd like

fun language fact: you can translate any French word into English and vice versa by applying a few simple substitutions:
- vowel with circumflex ↔ vowel + s
- word-initial gu ↔ w
- word-initial é ↔ s
ex: sûr, Guyane, égyptien → susr, Wyane, sgyptien
ex: mouse, write, smart → moûe, gurite, émart

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伊 (yī): Proposed as an exclusively female pronoun and was use from 1870-1930 before 她 became default.[1][2][3] This usage is now considered obsolete. In some modern dialects it can be used regardless of gender. 渠 (qú): Was use since 4th to 5th century C.E., and can be used to refer to someone regardless of gender.[4] It is preserved in some dialects as 佢.[5][6] 彼 (bǐ): Was used in Classical Chinese since approximately 4th century BCE. It was used regardless of gender. 其 (qí): A possessive pronoun used in Classical literary Chinese.[7] It was used regardless of gender. In modern Chinese it occasionally appear in idioms.

An example of an archaeopronoun is Classical Chinese "其", used by some Chinese non-binary people. Unlike neopronouns, which are typically (intentionally) gender neutral, archaeopronouns may be gendered, though archaeopronoun users may choose to disregard the gender of these pronouns. Due to coming from extinct forms of a language, an archaeopronoun might not always fit cleanly into the modern language's grammar, so alterations may be necessary.

Another thing some Chinese queer people do is *archaeopronouns* instead of neopronouns which is very cool too!

lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Archaeo...

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uhhhh uhh uhhhhhhh tiny consonant inventory with incomplete series, similarly sized vowel inventory, secondary vowel characteristics (phonation, nasality, ...), simple syllable structure, and like five different realizations for each consonant depending on the vowel following

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Two sea creatures raise a glass of wine. The caption says "its been one of those years... Pass the yuri!!!"

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🎵what's with these🎵 random ass, very bot looking accounts that keep following me i don't know any of these people what is this

this is so the conlanging mood like 90% of the time sfdfhsksghk

Tru

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GHJSFGSDHF NO WAY

ah, no yea actually. actually that'll do it

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wow yknow i just posted that last thing and then took a look at what my page looks like now and yea this looks really weird i should like actually go and repost a bunch of stuff

wýtönëkéghm mekgýehiéi íhy mchővissësätivinësc nötriéghos mníeknýtíesísianharhyuýnunhriwéhu ky·í, ezsiarhyuíëhos cúephuéiavo,, ëm, mhiä, inothéio caerimoscnëiwéchri nesiuisaeǹcaeghnénëscjrú >w>

Grammar entry for the Yiddish word shnayder (שנײַדער) or “tailor” changing to shnayderuk (שנײַדערוק) or “tailor who is not a nice person”

It rules that Yiddish has a suffix you can throw on the end of a noun just to show that somebody is kind of a dick

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yea, semaliterative !!!

fun fact once i am elected goddess-empress of the cosmos i will replace jury duty with yuri duty

sëgjieüs nothéiéghsseem caerimoscnyvi ky·enhe·uaouhuéi

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mish blue sky real wtf