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Journal of an Eclectic Tongue
Monday, 2 March 2009
Pronouns in a langauge of courtesy
Note to self:
omae
, which appears in my notes on Japanese courtesy language means '(honorific) ([thing/person] in front of me)' according to an email on the Conlang list that I read today. This means I can reconstruct it in OT2.0.
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At the other end of the formality spectrum is kemb...
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