Kaito

https://ajin.la/@kai

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he/him

I'm interested in cities, urban planning, zoning, decluttering, television, podcasts, photography, systems administration, finance, economics, history, and music.

Perusal: https://ramblingreaders.org/user/perth
Pixelfed: https://pixelfed.social/kirito
Pleroma: https://charade.social/jonathan
Podcast: https://charadepodcast.com

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kai_at_ajin.la@momostr.pink

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2024-09-02 04:54:34

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The Latin alphabet is shoehorned into Vietnamese. They used to use Chinese characters!
Otherwise you are much more well versed in your neighboring languages than I am. I could hardly find some of those places on a map, sadly!

2024-08-30 18:08:42

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I think trying to read and write in any language before you can have a conversation is a fool's errand, and I don't mind learning the tones. I think they make Thai sound lilting and beautiful.
The hardest part for me is learning to create the unfamiliar sounds that exist in Thai but not English. But the actual words are often much more simple than their Western counterparts, and with no conjugation. So in that sense it is not as complicated as other languages.

2024-08-30 13:29:30

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if there's anything easy about learning Thai, it's the English-like syntax.
Otherwise, there's nothing easy about any unfamiliar language.