ngl PLV statement on the Ama Namin thing kinda make sense to me. i get that it could be interpreted as ridicule or mockery but at least from the video it really looks like everyone's just having a good time
idk but if i were almighty all-powerful omnipotent everything i'd be sad if my followers would boring sluggish lame af when they worship my name lmao
imagine all the bangers and bops written in your name and your followers draw the line at drag + punk rock wtf is up with that. Gregorian chants are a few notes away from sounding like devilish incantations
Nanganak yung doggy namin na whitey, 2 puppers alive yung una at dead yung isa :'c
Yung unang puppy name nya is Astrid kase meaning is small star then yung kapatid naman nya is Aster kasi star din yung meaning and its a kind of flower din. 1st litter pa man din ng whitey namin.
While the community of La Gomera speak Spanish, Silbo is a required subject for La Gomera students, and considered a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. They had to resort to such communication as the terrain (mostly ravines and valleys) usually made direct, face-to-face communication inconvenient and impractical. Think of it this way: going to your neighbor the next mountain over for some juicy Maritess time is tiring, so might as well whistle it instead!
The Silbo language was almost made extinct due to advancements in technology, but thankfully, government intervention has kept the language alive and well, albeit a small fraction of the whole Spanish population only using it (Canary Islands).
The whistled language replaces each vowel or consonant with a whistling sound: two distinct whistles replace the five Spanish vowels, and there are four whistles for consonants.
Although the Silbo language is basically Spanish converted to whistle, according to the teacher in the youtube video linked above, theoretically one can use their own language. Just apply the necessary phonetic/audio rules (sorry don't know the exact term) and you're golden.
Absolutely fascinating language based on sounds alone!
Have a great weekend mga Phlemmings.
whistles Magbalik intro in Silbo
EDIT: Holy Shit, Turkey also has such a language! It's called kuş dili literally Turkish Bird Language.
Vice has a mini-documentary on the subject. I've gotta say parang ibon talaga.
Good Morning! Happy weekend. Ingat kayo dearest strangers and yeah skip below (Edit 2: humaba na haha) Sharing lang while waiting sa aking reward - MI7!!! Pahinga - we deserve it. ♥️
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Nalulungkot ako kasi kahapon natapos ko na yung last tasks ko sa isang stretch project sa work. 2 months din nagtagal. Said my goodbyes na din sa manager nila at sa pinakanakaclose kong lead nila. Mamimiss ko may makawork na mga fellow PH.
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Edit 2: I edited this again, balik ko lang yung tinanggal ko hehe, at least yung essence. De wala lang kasi, kanina kasi sa Mall, habang hinihintay ko yung movie, Taylor Swift songs yung pinapatugtog. 😄 And yeah, movie's great, btw, a complete movie. Just a hair step down from 6, but I liked more where they went with the story in 7 this time.
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P.S.: I'll just quietly say goodbye to everyone, too... Ayaw ko na kasi magnotify. Yung paglalagi ko dito and sa kabila na rin since 3 months ago really helped me a lot, big time. Thank you everyone - I really won't login using this account again (and maybe not be back at all na), but yeah, I will keep my profiles up back here and there as a memento. I also owe some thanks and sorry's in real life too - hope I can muster enough courage to resolve those offline soonest.
Lastly, I think I will write more as myself in real life. Before I finally go, iwan ko lang rin 'to as my farewell song to you all and especially to all the people I have loved in my life, kasi "July na." 😁
"'Di magsasawa, 'di magbabago. 'Di maghahanap ng pag-ibig na papalit sa puso ko. Ganyan (ka) sana, dahil ganyan ako. Laging tapat at laging totoo."
Always true, always genuine 👊. Salamat dearest strangers - we have a great crowd here now. I'll be missing you all and the stories you have been sharing here, but it's time for me to go now. See you at the movies! ❤️
May naala-ala akong isang instance na itatago ko na lang sa pangalang "E-heads."
Wala namang pumipigil sa kanila na gumawa ng sarili nilang instance—kaya naman siguro nila, pero bakit pa? Wala naman silang mahihita. Wala rin naman yung mga papatol sa hirit nila kung gagawwa sila ng instance nila. Nasa FB, TT at YT naman yung mga yun, at parang wala rin namang balak ang mga yun na lumpiat sa Lemmy.
Kaso parang maganda nga siguro kung may ganun, para dun na lang sila magkalat.
Edit: But in all seriousness, as a QC boy, almost every part of the city here is dangerous. If you park your car and leave it unattended in Visayas Ave, you're going to come back to a broken window. If you walk alone and not a local in Pag-Asa or Agham, you'd likely run into trouble.
That's surprising for me who have lived in Pasay as a child. Akala ko mas safe ang QC. Tapos yung area sa tapat ng Pisay? Feels like home, lol! (Though hindi mo ako mapapalakad dun lalo na kung gabi.)
But I admit, I was warned about really sketchy areas sa QC. I think the key is not to "look like a local" but rather, "look like you're not worth the effort," lol! Kung kaya, totoohanin na! IDK tho, maybe I exude that "batang skwatter" vibes that I've been spared, or I just haven't been outside enough.
Nung bata pa ako, yung mga esquinita sa area na ang tawag ay Sto. Niño. Eto yung area sa ilalim ng spur galing ng Baclaran LRT station papuntang depot.
Bukod pa kasi sa "usual dangers," sa area na yun in genral, nakakaligaw rin talaga siya. Wala ka rin namang dahilan para mag-suot dun kung di ka taga-roon.
Na-ban uli ang alt account ni Mr. Eugenics sa kabilang kanto. I suspect he's a closeted neo-Nazi siya dahil gospel of eugenics ang palaging pinagkakalat sa mga subs mapa-Pinoy o foreign.
While the community of La Gomera speak Spanish, **Silbo **is a required subject for La Gomera students, and considered a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. They had to resort to such communication as the terrain (mostly ravines and valleys) usually made direct, face-to-face communication inconvenient and impractical. Think of it this way: going to your neighbor the next mountain over for some juicy Maritess
Absolutely fascinating language based on sounds alone!