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lectorelvia http://ift.tt/29XiPyW:
spinningyarns:
madmaudlingoes:
assassinregrets:
im just
the cherokee language has a verb tense that specifically notes the exclusion of a person in the conversation
so there’s i’m going, you’re going, we’re going, and we’re going (but not you)
i love it
This is called “clusivity” and it’s found a bunch of languages, including Chechen, Vietnamese, Samoan, and Quechua.
Some languages just side-eye harder than others.
spinningyarns:
madmaudlingoes:
assassinregrets:
im just
the cherokee language has a verb tense that specifically notes the exclusion of a person in the conversation
so there’s i’m going, you’re going, we’re going, and we’re going (but not you)
i love it
This is called “clusivity” and it’s found a bunch of languages, including Chechen, Vietnamese, Samoan, and Quechua.
Some languages just side-eye harder than others.
