Anyone who would like to practice with me Russian can freely do so.

Anytime, Fatih and Techboy. Although I'm not a native speaker, but I love practising.

Hey everyone. So I found out that there is a server for speaking and teaching Esperanto and I am now part of it. I have a channel there, created to teach Esperanto to speakers of English. I am planning to start working on that this monday, but that is not certain. Anyone who wants to join me can PM me on Elten or any other platform they use to contact me. Hej ĉiuj. Do mi eksciis, ke ekzistas servilo por paroli kaj instrui Esperanton kaj mi nun estas parto de ĝi. Mi havas tie kanalon, kreitan por instrui Esperanton al parolantoj de la angla. Mi planas komenci pri tio ĉi lunde, sed tio ne estas certa. Ĉiu, kiu volas aliĝi al mi, povas Sendi mesaĝon al mi ĉe Elten aŭ iu ajn alia platformo, kiun ili uzas por kontakti min.

I don't know typing in russian but i can speak it, but I am still learning basics

ooh, i speak Polish language, i am native Polish, i interesting many languages, Czech, Slovak, ... i am improve my english skills.

and i am interest interslawic language.

Wanting to learn German, or something else. I am an English speaker as my first language.

Oh slavic languages are entriguing. I also like germanic languages a lot

I am a native german speaker

I'm sorry but I must chime in as I'm seeing linguists here. Slavic languages can't be entriguing but only intriguing.

In, deedio!

That was an, entriguing, correction.
Lol

And this time it was a purposeful mistake btw.

I wholeheartedly agree that Slavic languages are intriguing. They captivate my soul. To put it bluntly, I am in love with them.
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I'm sorry but I must chime in as I'm seeing linguists here. Slavic languages can't be entriguing but only intriguing.

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This thing's been dead for ages. Here's something new. Anyone knows what language this is?

that, my friend, is a verry old, verry formal version of one of my native languages karawangan. karawangan is an old, quazi extinct austronesian language, most closely related to tagalog, and more spesificly the bisayan dialect of said language. that said, what you got your hands on there was an exerpt of the unungyawa unofficial acords, that the revered dahan mansane made his life perpous to put into effect. this, however, diddn't work out. I wonder who put this through 11 labs and made it sound so acurat

Yes, that's Karawangan. The dialect spoken in the eighteenth century in yoanga mwerto, the region. Eleven labs seemed to catch the phonology of the language quite well which is something I honestly did not expect when I gave it the text

Also correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I know the dialect is still spoken in parts of that region until today.

What's the weirdest language you ever heard/know about?

The weirdest language is a language called whistle tongue. It is spoken by some people in a certaine village in the Black sea part of Turkey. They actually don't speak, they whistle and it is said that this way of communication can be heard from a very far distance, but I heard that it is in the point of extinction right now.