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▲ 126 r/HelpMeFindThis

From where does this wild pose originate from? I have seen it in many cartoons.

And yes, I know this specific image comes from a SpongeBob comic, but that's surely not from where this pose originated from

u/gt7900 — 8 days ago
▲ 26 r/conorthography

Russian Romanization

This is my first attempt at creating a romanization for Russian. The usage of apostrophe as a soft sign is based on the usage of acute accent on consonants in Polish. Sometimes an acute accent is used on vowels to mark that they're stressed (ё is always stressed, so it doesn't need a one). Letter ë is used to mark a historical sound shift of e (something similar to Polish ó), while ẹ is used to mark that the preceded consonant is not paltalized (something opposite to Czech ě), so both of them don't appear word initially. And of course щ (pronounced as /ɕː/) is transcribed as šč.

u/gt7900 — 10 days ago
▲ 9 r/conorthography

Serbo-Croatian tonal orthography if it was good

e - e /e/

ē - ē /eː/

è - è /ě/

ȅ - é /ěː/

é - ȅ /ê/

e̋ - ȇ /êː/

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u/gt7900 — 13 days ago
▲ 103 r/linguisticshumor

Why would you call him h₂ŕ̥ḱtos h₂ŕ̥ḱtos h₂ŕ̥ḱtos?

that's a t-shirt my mom bought me btw

u/gt7900 — 18 days ago