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### I see. So you don't have to be a '''ntahi''' to be a '''tahi''' or '''nahi'''. [[User:Khemehekis|Khemehekis]] ([[User talk:Khemehekis|talk]]) | ### I see. So you don't have to be a '''ntahi''' to be a '''tahi''' or '''nahi'''. [[User:Khemehekis|Khemehekis]] ([[User talk:Khemehekis|talk]]) | ||
Thanks for your answers. [[User:Khemehekis|Khemehekis]] ([[User talk:Khemehekis|talk]]) 18:05, 12 January 2020 (PST) | Thanks for your answers. [[User:Khemehekis|Khemehekis]] ([[User talk:Khemehekis|talk]]) 18:05, 12 January 2020 (PST) | ||
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Category tags
The categories that you marked "for deletion"- do you want all the included images removed? I'm hesitant to just empty them out without making absolutely sure. - bornfor 11:27 (EDT) 15 Nov 2012
- bornfor, thank you for clarifying/verifying, and the answer is a resounding yes. I do NOT want/need the images for any current/future projects. masako
Vingdagese
I finally noticed your comment over there, and responded to it. Thought I would leave a line here as it isn't likely that you'd see it otherwise. :) — Talk · Cont 01:24, 11 January 2020 (PST)
Some questions on Kala lexicon
Yata! A few questions on your Kala lexicon.
- Is hasi derived from the Japanese "hashi"?
- Yes. masako (talk)
- Yay! Got it right! Khemehekis (talk)
- Yes. masako (talk)
- Am I correct in guessing that apakipyo comes from a Kalanization of the name "Asperger", plus the word pyo meaning disease?
- No. apa means "closed, shut"; ki means "self, reflexive"; and -pyo is from "disease; illness" masako (talk)
- So I was way off! (Well, except for the -pyo part.) Interesting that it's just a coincidence that apaki- looks like "Asperger". Perhaps "Asperger" would become apaka or apeka in Kala? Khemehekis (talk)
- No. apa means "closed, shut"; ki means "self, reflexive"; and -pyo is from "disease; illness" masako (talk)
- Your words for girl (nahi) and boy (tahi) directly tie into ntahi (child). What word would you use for, say, a 16-year-old girl, or a 22-year-old boy?
- tsonta is used for "teen/ager", and tlaka or tahi would be used for a 22 year old. masako (talk)
- I see. So you don't have to be a ntahi to be a tahi or nahi. Khemehekis (talk)
- tsonta is used for "teen/ager", and tlaka or tahi would be used for a 22 year old. masako (talk)
Thanks for your answers. Khemehekis (talk) 18:05, 12 January 2020 (PST)