#Kolok

[thelowlandbench]

some couples

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[lingthusiasm]

Lingthusiasm Episode 88: No such thing as the oldest language

It's easy to find claims that certain languages are old or even the oldest, but which one is actually true? Fortunately, there's an easy (though unsatisfying) answer: none of them! Like how humans are all descended from other humans, even though some of us may have longer or shorter family trees found in written records, all human languages are shaped by contact with other languages. We don't even know whether the oldest language(s) was/were spoken or signed, or even whether there was a singular common ancestor language or several.

In this episode, your hosts Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne get enthusiastic about what people mean when we talk about a language as being old. We talk about how classifying languages as old or classical is often a political or cultural decision, how the materials that are used to write a language influence whether it gets preserved (from clay to bark), and how people talk about creoles and signed languages in terms of oldness and newness. And finally, how a language doesn't need to be justified in terms of its age for whether it's interesting or worthy of respect.

Click here for a link to this episode in your podcast player of choice or read the transcript here.

Here are the links mentioned in the episode:

Lingthusiasm episode 'Tracing languages back before recorded history'

'My Big Fat Greek Wedding- Give me any word and I show you the Greek root' on YouTube

Glottolog entry for 'classical'

Wikipedia entry for 'Complaint tablet to Ea-nāṣir'

Wikipedia entry for 'Bath curse tablets'

Wikipedia entry for 'Cuneiform'

Wikipedia entry for 'Mesopotamian writing systems'

Wikipedia entry for 'Home Sign'

Lingthusiasm episode 'Villages, gifs, and children: Researching signed languages in real-world contexts with Lynn Hou'

Wikipedia entry for 'Al-Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language'

Wikipedia entry for 'Kata Kolok' (also known as Benkala Sign Language)

True Biz by Sara Nović on Goodreads

Gretchen's thread about reading True Biz

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Lauren is on Bluesky as @superlinguo and blogs at Superlinguo.

Lingthusiasm is created by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne. Our senior producer is Claire Gawne, our production editor is Sarah Dopierala, our production assistant is Martha Tsutsui Billins, and our editorial assistant is Jon Kruk. Our music is ‘Ancient City’ by The Triangles.

This episode of Lingthusiasm is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license (CC 4.0 BY-NC-SA).

[wild-dagon]

Wild-dragon, some story ideas I'm writing about your au are as follows:

-Zelda will be the one who uses the master sword, because she wants to be the one who wields the weapon with which she kills the demon king, for all the damage he has done to her (destroying her kingdom, killing her people, the champions and her father and forcing his best friend Link to become a dragon), something the others understand. She can wield the sword because in Skyward Sword it is said that the goddess Hylia wielded the heavenly sword, since Zelda is a descendant of the mortal reincarnation of the goddess and her powers flow through her veins and the master sword is the improved heavenly sword, she can use it (plus in both games he has held the sword without any problem)

-When Link in the temple of time gives Zelda her oath (as Zelda did in canon), Zelda gains the ability to see spirits such as koloks, dragons, underground knights who give her weapons, poes, and the spirit. from Sonia who appears before her at that moment to help her control her time management powers.

-The chain can see the spirit dragon due to its connection to it, just like champions.

-Due to Ganondorf's attack in the final fight, Mineru's Golem is destroyed, so Mineru abandons the construction and gives Zelda his secret stone to use.

-Because Link is the spirit dragon, when Rauru, Sonia, and Mineru (who had joined in to help) combine their powers and channel them through Zelda's arm, the dragon causes a spiritual explosion that accidentally brought them back to life. the three of them (dressed of course).

-Link returned, but his body irreversibly changed to that of a dragon, similar to this image of Zelda looking like a dragon but being Link.

Okay first I love everything here.

My spirit dragon au and the Lu au are kinda separate in my head just because I’m trying not to overwhelm my brain with characters.

In the spirit dragon au Zelda is defiantly the one pulling the sword and fighting Ganondorf.

As far as the powers link gives her she can already see the Koroks according to AOC. But I love the idea of the solder spirits being part of the gift. Maybe it allows her to interact with spirits from the past. Maybe she doesn’t hear Sonia’s voice until after Link share his powers with her.

I do like that Sonia would then train her in her time magic so Zelda would still have the recall ability. But maybe Links gift spirit talk allowing her to see different spirits around the world who guided her and that she could call for aid.

Like not only are the soldiers in the depths able to provide her with weapons but they can direct her to places (like asking for hints in the game) or they can join her in her adventure. There cause some damage to enemies but dissipate after a hit or two.

Recall is helpful in both combat and world exploring and I’d want Link’s ability to be the same. This could also mean Zelda would see soldiers who served during the calamity. Which is a whole other level of trauma and closure.

In the LU version I know Twilight won the poll. Someone commented that it was a trick question and all nine hero’s pulled the blade together. But I had another thought about it that I didn’t share. When Twilight rushes up to be with Wild maybe it’s not just the chain that follows him maybe Flora does as well. Maybe she and Twilight draw the sword together. The two people closest to Wild. Maybe Flora just needed the support of someone who lost just as much as she did when learning the Wild became a dragon.

As far as Mineru, Sonia, and Rauru coming back to life. It would be very easy to spin it in the Spirit dragon au. (Honestly I still see Link as the Spirit dragon in both I just would spend less time with the champions in a LU take if that makes sense)

But back to the ancient royals. In the Spirit dragon Au. Maybe after the help Zelda bring Link back by increasing Zelda’s recall ability. After the land, after Link wakes up. Maybe he sense there Spirits near by and reaches out to them. The same way Zelda could reach out to spirit with his power. They think he’s trying to say good by so Rauru grabs his hand, and Link just yanks him back into the world of the living. He then turns away from his startled princess and the ancient king currently laying face down in the grass and hold his hand out with a cheeky smile asking the two ladies which would go next.

As for Link/Wild coming back with dragon autonomy. While the art is beautiful and I love when people talk about it. It’s not my cup of tea. But that’s okay.

Honestly I’m just putting ideas out into the world and I’m so glad people are latching onto them and playing with them.

This is free permission for anyone to take these ideas and run with them. Just let me know what you create so I can enjoy it to!!!

Thank you so much for telling all your ideas they are so fun and wonderful!!

[stele3]

[linguistlist-blog]

Books: Beyond Aspectual Semantics: De Wit, Brisard and Madden-Lombard (eds.) (2024)

This volume examines the multifaceted nature of (grammatical) aspect. The chapters explore less typical contexts in which aspectual constructions are used, and draw on data from a range of languages, many of them understudied, including several African languages and the sign language Kata Kolok. http://dlvr.it/T9Xrfr

[adzizi]

Chicken Boxing with Asian Curry Mayo, Stir Fried Kolok Noodle with Shrimp Meat & Vietnamese Fried Banana #foodporn #sedapgiler #fyp #MYfoodie #fypsarawak #menurahmah #postbariatricsurgery #bariatricmeal #minigastricbypass #bariatricwarrior #vietnamesefood #brunch #sarawakfood #sarawakspecialties

[sofeajane11]

kolok pun sedap

[kamikobes]

Mi kolok

27/02/2024

[coffeetarik]

We'll start with the food. First we have Nasi Lemak Pak Naseer for the first flight from Kb to KL. Then we have chicken wrap for flight from KL to Kuching. After that we have Nasi Lemak Pak Naseer again for Kuching to KL and finish it off with Chicken grill for KL-KB. The brunch i had at Kuching at the stall right under the hotel is Mee Kolok. My first time trying it. Not bad, not that good. And then we have a feast with other writer at ipgktar which are bihun goreng, satay, some kuih, cendol and sunquick.

[ravenai-kirsche]

YouTube RESEP AYAM ASAM MANIS KOLOKE Discover the delicious recipe for Ayam Asam Manis Koloke on YouTube - a perfect blend of sweet and sour flavors.

[baliportalnews]

Percepat Akses dan Literasi Keuangan, OJK Gelar Bulan Inklusi Keuangan

BALIPORTALNEWS.COM, BULELENG - Untuk mempercepat akses keuangan dan literasi keuangan di daerah khususnya di Kabupaten Buleleng, Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) Regional Bali 8 Bali Nusra melakukan orkestrasi bersama Tim Percepatan Akses Keuangan Daerah (TPAKD) Kabupaten Buleleng. Ini sesuai target Presiden agar masyarakat Indonesia menggunakan jasa produk keuangan atau inklusi keuangan sebanyak 90%. Demikian disampaikan oleh Ketua OJK Regional 8 Bali Nusra, Kristrianti Puji Rahayu usai menggelar Bulan Inklusi Keuangan di Desa Bengkala, Kecamatan Kubutambahan, Minggu (8/10/2023). Lebih lanjut ujar Puji Rahayu, bahwasannya orkestrasi ini merupakan bentuk kolaborasi memajukan perekonomian daerah bersama TPAKD,Pemda, Bank Indonesia, pelaku usaha, jasa keuangan, Bank Pembangunan Rakyat (BPR), BPD Bali, Jasindo, pasar modal dan kementerian terkait. “TPAKD di Buleleng sudah aktif begitu pula kabupaten lainnya dengan program-programnya. Bersama jasa keuangan memajukan literasi dan inklusi di Buleleng,” jelasnya. Disinggung dengan lokus di Desa Bengkala, Kecamatan Kubutambahan, Puji Rahayu mengungkapkan komunitas difabel dengan produk-produk masyarakat Desa Bengkala sangat special dengan ciri khas yang dimiliki.”Inklusi keuangan yang inklusif, artinya tanpa terkecuali seluruh masyarakat berhak mendapat akses dan literasi keuangan, tidak pilih kasih. Bengkala memiliki potensi yang luar biasa dari UMKM nya. Adapun potensinya jelas Puji Rahayu yaitu produk tenun ikat, produk ingke, sakuntala, pure, jahe merah yang semua bisa dikembangkan secara kolaborasi dalam memajukan produk UMKM dan pengrajinnya. Sehingga masyarakat Bengkala khususnya komunitas difabel ini memiliki harga diri, bisa berdikari secara financial tentu dengan bantuan permodalan, CSR dan pembinaan dengan sentuhan lebih oleh OJK secara bersama-sama sehingga UMKMnya bisa naik kelas. Senada dengan Puji Rahayu, mewakili Pj Bupati Buleleng, Kepala Dinas Komunikasi, Informatika, Persandian dan Statistik, Ketut Suwarmawan sangat mengapresiasi kegiatan bulan inklusi keuangan yang diselenggarakan  di Desa Bengkala, ini sangat luar biasa yang tentunya akan meningkatkan taraf ekonomi Desa Bengkala dengan ciri khas produknya. ”Sisi ekonomi dan sumber daya manusianya akan berdampak dengan kegiatan inklusi keuangan ini,” harapnya. Program-program yang telah dilakukan OJK jelas Kadis Suwarmawan salah satunya pelatihan tenun ikat selama 7 hari bagi pengrajin-pengrajin difabel Desa Bengkala di Kabupaten Klungkung  yang bertujuan agar produk tenun tersebut lebih variatif memiliki kualitas bagus tanpa mengurangi ciri khas produk desa ini. Untuk diketahui dalam bulan inklusi keuangan ini selain ada pameran produk UMKM lokal, juga ada hiburan Bali Banjar Quis  dan penyerahan CSR. Adapun CSR tersebut berupa sarana prasarana kantor, CSR sapi betina kepada Kawasan Ekonomi MIkro (KEM) Kolok Bengkala, KUR Mesari Poktan Mekar Sari Rahayu Bengkala, pembukaan rekening asuransi ternak sapi, tabungan pelajar, tabungan emas, produk reksadana. Turut hadir Perbekel Desa Bengkala, Dir Kredit dan Kepatuhan BPD Bali, Dirut BPR Nusamba Kubutambahan, Deputy Pegadaian, representatife BRI Danareksa Sekuritas, RO Manager Asuransi Jasa Indonesia, pemilik Tenun Ikat Werdhi Budaya Klungkung.(adv/bpn) Read the full article

[the-plushie-friendships]

Bundle of frens 3/4

🤖Robo-led🪓

👾Glitchy Avatar👺

🤍Soul Blue🖤

😵Misplace💛

🖤Echo💛 (left)

🖤Ultramarine/Ultra💙 (middle)

🖤Ares❤️ (right)

🖤Darling🩷 (left)

🖤Phobos💚 (middle)

🖤Kranio🩶 (skeleton)

🖤Kolok🧡 (pumpkin)

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Darling (alternate form)

Ultramarine/Ultra (happy mode) [top]

Darling (happy mode) [bottom)

Echo (happy mode) [top]

Ares (happy mode) [middle]

Phobos (happy mode) [bottom]

(Designs of Soul Blue, Misplace, Echo, Ultramarine, Ares, Darling, Phobos, Kranio and Kolok belong to @minusgangtime/@wolftails-funkin-arts)

[linguistlist-blog]

TOC: Sign Language and Linguistics Vol. 27, No. 1 (2024)

2024. iii, 136 pp. Table of Contents ARTICLES Torso articulation in sign languages Donna Jo Napoli & Rachel Sutton-Spence pp. 1–34 Noun classifiers in Hong Kong Sign Language Emily Koenders pp. 35–72 What is iconicity? The view from sign languages Fabian Bross pp. 73–102 DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS Kata Kolok phonology – variation & acquisition(Radboud University, 2022) Hannah Lutzenberger pp. 103–115 The role of iconicity and simultaneity in efficient communication in the visual modality: E http://dlvr.it/T6tBQ5

[dinaive]

Narathiwat.

It took me, mom, angah, kak ngah and kak ngah's family almost 3 hours to check into Thailand's border through Su-ngai Kolok.

Currently, waiting for our lunch at Akhoo by Nasir.

[pdj-france]

En direct Douze personnes ont été tuées et plus de 100 blessées après l'explosion de pétards conservés dans un entrepôt dans le sud de la Thaïlande. Les pétards ont déclenché un incendie samedi dans l'entrepôt non autorisé du marché de Muno, dans le district de Su-ngai Kolok, dans la province méridionale de Narathiwat, à la frontière avec la Malaisie, a déclaré le gouverneur de Narathiwat, Sanan Phongaksorn. "Il y a 10 morts plus les restes de deux personnes non identifiées, qui ont été envoyées pour des contrôles ADN", a déclaré Sanan dimanche. Il a déclaré que 121 personnes avaient été blessées, dont deux grièvement, tandis que 111 étaient sorties de l'hôpital. "Mais il ne devrait plus y avoir de morts", a-t-il dit. Plus de 200 maisons entourant l'entrepôt ont été endommagées par l'explosion, affectant 365 personnes. Quelque 19 personnes séjournaient toujours dans un refuge et plusieurs familles ont déménagé dans les maisons de leurs proches, a déclaré Sanan. La police enquête sur la cause de l'incident, les premiers rapports suggérant une erreur de soudage à l'entrepôt. -Reuters