Lemon's drop-inn

[npixelz]

Thanks lol

[Lemon Cheesecake]

An over cast day, won't be able to see the full moon.

[JinMay]

I got to stare at the moon yesterday with my brother, very lovely. We looked at the constellations as well. He's really sick, just the flu so he called off work today.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

I love looking up at the moon & stars ... I am sorry your brother is sick and I hope you stay well!

[JinMay]

Me too, it's so soothing. :3
Thank you! He's making sure to take medicine and I'll have to as well because I have a feeling he's gonna get me sick.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Wash your hands often & can you open a couple windows to get some air flow?

Or do you have an air purifier you can use?

[npixelz]

Moon nice

Hope he get better soon

[JinMay]

I'm officially sick as of yesterday and I have a meetup tomorrow with a guy I've been talking to. Ugh.
I've been taking medicine though and it has kind of helped. Drinking lots of fluids. I'm a little nervous. He's on the mend and I hope I don't get him sick again.

[Shamrock Shamus]

Also, I'm ready for the linguistics department Halloween party! Yay! I wore my shirt that says hello in several different languages.

Oh that's fun!

I knew you spoke a couple of languages, but never exactly how many. Can you tell us?

I've always had questions about linguistics (mostly from watching sci-fi show, etc.). I understand most modern languages have similar aspects. I'm curious what is the most "different" language you've encountered and what makes it so in your opinion?

I speak English, Chinese (taught it for multiple years), Spanish, and I'm going to be doing Romanian and Italian in the coming school years. I also have some Japanese and Icelandic under my belt, but not fluently. I can also read Greek, Korean, Japanese, and Hebrew, but I don't know what it means.

I think any language Isolate is pretty unique, considering they don't have any other languages related to them. Some include Basque, Korean, and Ainu. However, if we're talking about the ones I know personally, I'd say Romanian. It's like the baby of Romance Languages (like Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Italian) and Slavic languages. I love it, and I love listening to the way it sounds while being spoken.

Lemon: I don't really know how I keep the languages straight but I somehow do. lol. My brain is very linguistically inclined and I love them so much. I love that you guys are asking me about languages because I can never really geek out about them because no one in my life loves them the way I do.