nasa: silly, crazy, foolish, drunk, strange, stupid, weird; to drive crazy, make weird.
LATINA – 2015-09-25
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ภาษาไทย: the challenge (Thai)
We always see these two things: people stating that they can learn a new language in a short period of time; and people asking whether that is possible.
I always thought it is possible to learn a language in, say, three months – which seems to be the most popular “short period” proposed by both fronts. But I have never embraced such an endeavour myself.
So, after thinking about it for some time, I’ve decided to give it a try. Yes, I will be learning a language for the next three months to see how deep I can get. Well, for this to be a serious challenge, I had to choose a language completely new to me. Or, rather, new regarding knowledge in the language. I chose ภาษาไทย (Thai) because, even if it is one of the first languages I knew about, I have never touched it. I don’t even know one single letter of its alphabet.
nanpa
nanpa: number; -th (ordinal numbers).namako
mute
mute: many, very, much, several, a lot, abundant, numerous, more; amount, quantity; to make many or much.musi
musi: un, playing, game, recreation, art, entertainment; artful, fun, recreational; to play, have fun; to amuse, entertain.
Esperanto – 2015-09-21
Kelkaj vulgaresprimoj
El https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Esperanto/Appendix/Slang
- bonantagulo
- a lazy person who learns only a few simple Esperanto phrases such as “Bonan tagon!”
- etoso
- ethos, atmosphere, “karma” (as of an Esperanto congress, etc.)
- kabei
- to disappear from the Esperanto movement (named after author Kabe)
- krokodili
- to speak one’s native language among a group of Esperanto speakers
- mojosa
- “cool”
- samideano
- Esperantist. Originally, someone “who has the same idea” as another.
- verda papo
- “green pope”; one who talks at great length about the ideals of Esperanto
- volapukaĵo :
- nonsense (after the obsolete constructed language Volapük)
