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Try learning foreign languages. To understand a language, one must possess a level of understanding of the underlying culture and history. Then one discovers t
by DonaldFoss 10y ago
Try learning foreign languages. To understand a language, one must possess a level of understanding of the underlying culture and history.
Then one discovers that dialects arise from a common language with differences in geographic or societal culture and history.
Linguistics and etymology are fascinating topics, _almost_ as much fun as building (and test breaking) fault tolerant distributed systems.