Tagagamit:Televido/Ani: Pagkakaiba sa mga binago
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Amongst conlangs in general, I would really prefer something like my [https://eo.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dosiero:Xoqolat.pdf Xoqolat], which is still a prototype. It is a Lojbanic Latinate language, which should really have ''omnipredicativity'' like Classical Nahuatl (Aztec) of Mexico. It means that any noun or verb in the language is, in fact, a full predicative sentence, such as "Xōchitl" (It is a flower) or "Xocolātl" (It is chocolate) in Classical Nahuatl. (Lojban is somewhat like Classical Nahuatl in this way.) My Xoqolat alludes to the movie ''Chocolat'' starring Juliette Binoche and Johnny Depp. (The Spanish word ''chocolatería'' is a favourite. One pronounces the 'X' in 'Xoqolat' like the 'sh' in 'shy'.) Chavacano, Philippine Spanish Creole, may interestingly relate to the Xoqolat paradigm.
=Language Spirit=
A language having a spirit is a notion amongst Animists like Japanese and Eskimos. I do notice that a person engulfed in the world of the English language has a similar worldview of other English-speakers.
I watch various ''Star Trek'' series and other sci-fi in dubbed Spanish, as well as various anime in Japanese, not for learning conversation, but as forms of art appreciation and meditation.
I listen to music in other languages. I listen to Zouk music in Caribbean Kreyòl and French. I update myself on the current Tagalog music videos. I listen to traditional and contemporary Mexican and other Latino music. I listen to J-Pop from Japan. I watch music videos of Swahili Taarab. I listen to Classical, Techno, World Music, House, and Afrofuturism.
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