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From Beyond The Grave
translationI have the Latin as the following:
Animata, umbra in caelestia (Animated, a shadow in the heavens)
Anima animata (A soul animated)
There's plenty of room for interpretation on the translation, i... more
E fano ai au [How far I'll go]
songIn the last stanza you have forgotten to add a stress marker in the first line '' ’A nānā tō mata i ni‘a i te 'iriātai ''
What Sounds Does Your Language NOT Have?
forumIn Lithuania, the word "the" doesnt exist, or basically doesnt mean anything basically
What Sounds Does Your Language NOT Have?
forumYes... And then people who unfortunately lack a /h/ in their languages substitute the English/ h/ with /χ/ (I learned only several years ago that the English "h" is not, in fact, /χ/ we all love and k... more
What Sounds Does Your Language NOT Have?
forumOh, it's hard to say!
I would say, my native language, Russian, has most of the non-marked phonemes, but there is an interesting thing that is missing for several Russian consonants: a palatalised pa... more
Tonga
translationfriend, nice info you gave here
- about the 'to-kyo' example → you say 'eastern-capital'??
- but isn't there also 'kyo-to' (historical capital) as well → was known as 'Sai-kyō' - 'western-capital'?
Ku Sai'ia Au Ha Pō 'Uha'ia
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What Sounds Does Your Language NOT Have?
forumMany dialects of English do not have the voiceless velar fricative /x/ (the sound of the Spanish Jas in jamón or the German CHas in Buch).
Hauai'i Kula
translationAh, no wonder! I remember it's originally from South America. It's interesting to see how the species was spread across the world from its names in different languages!
Hauai'i Kula
translationHow interesting that Jacaranda is called Hauai'i Kula in Tongan! Is it believed to be associated with Hawaii by those who first named it?
6th Verse: 冬至快乐
songAwww lovely to hear it! I really enjoyed your poems, and I’ve learned a lot of legends and myths from them as well. Looking forward to more of your work!
6th Verse: 冬至快乐
songWow, Josh, thank you for the poem celebrating Chinese culture! I especially love the "Tangyuan or Jiaozi" part, as it brings together both Northern and Southern Chinese traditions!
Polynesian Artists
collectionI just realized that the link I sent was to a song page and not their artist page. Oops. Sorry about that, haha.
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/tutevera-tere-lyrics
Polynesian Artists
collectionPrince Tui Teka was Māori.
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/prince-tui-teka-lyrics
Tutevera & Tere are also Māori. I think they have ancestry from another Polynesian group as well, but I am not su... more
Polynesian Artists
collectionHey Josh, please add Olivia Foa'i, as she has Tokelauan and Tuvaluan ancestry: https://lyricstranslate.com/en/olivia-foai-lyrics (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivia_Foa%27i)
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Mana 'I 'Anaini
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