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Edit Post #277332 Post edited over 3 years ago
Comment Post #279346 @Moshi Sorry it wasn't clear. I meant to address myself to OP, who has an admittedly narrowly-focused interest. I'm not saying that's wrong, just that I'd be glad to see that expertise mixed in and interacting with the rest of the questions from time to time. I'm sorry if I've over-run the boundaries...
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Comment Post #279346 I would be quite lost on a strictly "linguistics" site, but I'm interested in language "mechanics". If not for your sake, for ours: cultivate a tolerance --even an interest!-- in etymology and the simply beautiful side of human language. You'll have a healthy influence on the artists, and I think the...
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Comment Post #279341 @user8078 "tense"--**voice**. (sheepish grin.)
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Comment Post #279347 +1 (albeit reluctant--a big part of me is shouting right now that music _is_ a natural expression proper to intelligent beings and should be called **language**!) I have to admit that your taxonomy is a good one.
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over 3 years ago
Comment Post #279341 @user8078 So is it that הגיד by itself is just "said"? I mean, it seems like the passive voice is somehow implied in the sentence? (Donielf and you have almost hooked me on Hebrew--I am going to get a dictionary as soon as possible!)
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over 3 years ago
Comment Post #279341 ... of the parallel construction (is it obviously poetry in Hebrew?)
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over 3 years ago
Comment Post #279341 Wow, this is thrilling, thanks for the word-for-word translation! I can confirm your suspicion, except that the "Ya" is "already"--another addition: _...se te ha declarado is the translation of הגיד לך, "To you has it been stated."_ About the redundant verbs: the construction that you used in y...
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Edit Post #279323 Post edited:
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Edit Post #279323 Post edited:
Adds quote and link to RAE's tweet re: removal of "elle" from observatorio de palabras
over 3 years ago
Edit Post #279323 Initial revision over 3 years ago
Answer A: Are there any examples of neopronouns for non-binary or third gender people being fully incorporated into a language's grammar?
The RAE (Real Academia Española) included for a short time "elle" in addition to the masculine and feminine pronouns "el" and "ella", for "those who may not feel identified with either of the traditionally existing genders.", in its "word observatory", a kind of Limbo for words that cannot be ignored...
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over 3 years ago
Comment Post #277071 Is there a "long description"? I mean, do you (or other members that you know of) hope to see the L&L group subdivided into different areas, or have all of them mixed together? Or is there a chat thread where the vision discussion happened? FWIW, I see potential in at least some mixing, so that posts...
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over 3 years ago
Comment Post #279243 @Nathaniel In Spanish it is, but I don't know if that distinction is in the Hebrew.
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Edit Post #279243 Initial revision over 3 years ago
Answer A: What does "se" mean in Micah 6:8, "Ya se te ha declarado..."?
I speak Spanish well, but not Hebrew. As user7078 suggested, the sentence as translated in the NVI says > "Already it has been declared to you what is good. Already it has been told to you what J-h requires from you: etc..." "It has been declared" is a good translation because הִגִּ֥יד, accord...
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Suggested Edit Post #277332 Suggested edit:
Adds etimologias.dechile.net
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Comment Post #277394 Hi, Decap. This _would_ be the first question for you to answer... Cheers!
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Comment Post #278878 I live in Chile, where it is used as you say, synonymous with "estar de buen humor".
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