Or maybe your intuition is correct, and there IS something really big missing from it.
Either way, its not there yet imo... I can feel the passion from whence it came, but keep searching/meditating on it... think FEELINGS not words, listen for the MELODY, not the lyrics, - ya feel me?
"Kenyota" idea feedback.
PS: impressed with your creation of new words..!
When you say these words, do they remind you of any specific culture or language? Does it feel in line with Kitsune-speak?
To me it sounds sort of native N American
When you say these words, do they remind you of any specific culture or language? Does it feel in line with Kitsune-speak?
To me it sounds sort of native N American
Sort of Japanese, Native American and Polynesian. Though I go for words that look and sound pleasant.
Som-Pong wrote:
(rolls eyes)
(rolls eyes)
I put it into the manifesto. Hope it works.
I put it into the manifesto. Hope it works.
Always happy to be of service, Native American and Polynesian are mighty fine languages.
Som-Pong wrote:Always happy to be of service, Native American and Polynesian are mighty fine languages.
Mhmm! They are, although different words from different languages are more ideal for expressing certain emotions, situations or concepts.
My favorite foreign word is from German: "Meerschweinchen." Meaning "Guinea Pig."
In Swedish it's Marsvin - Guinea Pig. Good pets for teaching toddlers about the inevitability of death.
My favorite foreign word is: เสาวรส meaning Passionfruit.
My favorite foreign word is: เสาวรส meaning Passionfruit.
Som-Pong wrote:In Swedish it's Marsvin - Guinea Pig. Good pets for teaching toddlers about the inevitability of death.
My favorite foreign word is: เสาวรส meaning Passionfruit.
I think ants are a better way of teaching Nihilism to children.
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