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Why is the misconception that Native Americans did not build . . . - Reddit However, there is ample evidence of dry Stone construction by Native American people in the pre-columbian era There are dry Stone walls Of native american construction in California, Tennessee and Kentucky There are burial cairns and ceremonial cairns in many different parts of the united states
Native speakers: Question : r EnglishLearning - Reddit Song lyrics are poetry and don’t need to follow the same rules as regular English That said, these lyrics are indeed odd, particularly “when the blizzard blocked the scene,” which sounds distinctively like a non-native construction (or perhaps a mistaken transcription), but overall they basically make sense
Any translations that use native constructions instead of . . . - Reddit So, the native construction would be "deficient-judge," or "under-judger " For context, the problem of interlingual homophones became apparent to me while gathering a list of words that bear explanation, for a series I am writing called "Hard Word Breakdowns "
We hear that Mohawk ironworkers “built” New York City’s . . . - Reddit I have written about the construction of skyscrapers in New York City here and about a famous photograph of high-steel workers having lunch here I only mentioned the Mohawk in passing in the first answer, but it turns out one of the men in the photo is a Mohawk He is the man at the center of the image with a cigarette dangling from his lips
What is conlang in your conlang? : r conlangs - Reddit etymology: an unmarked compound of pame, "to construct construction" and kȳra, "language, means of communication" Unmarked compounds are relatively common and do not have a structure which explicitly acts to link the meaning of the components, generally because the meaning, at the time of the word's formation, was relatively easily understood
Why were native americans so behind in architecture? When it comes to residency, there's good evidence that many groups of Native Americans and First Nations had actually been around far longer than European groups Europe has had waves of migrations, invaders, and so on, and as a result most modern existing cultures are quite new in their locations, while many coastal peoples have been in the
Have you or are you attempting to learn Spanish in construction? Don't bother at first with the construction vocab They already know how to say all the shit they might have to ask for in English cuz it's their job Focus on simple sentence structure You can dumb Spanish down quite a bit and still get your point across One past tense, one present, one future
Amnesia and Amniotic - is amn a common root? : r etymology - Reddit On the other hand, English amniotic is a native construction from amnion 'membrane around the fetus', from New Latin amnion, itself from Ancient Greek ἀμνίον (an Indo-European construction, not involving the alpha privatum)
How to stop to formulate every sentence in my second language just . . . Or I can use a more native construction: Tu ne lis que le soir The way you learn to default to the second, not the first, is not just to rewrite the translation in your mind of "You only read in the evening" to "Tu ne lis que le soir" instead of "Tu lis seulement le soir"
I keep seeing Eco-Brutalism posting on Twitter, so I made this The safety levels of early-mid 20th century high density architecture has nothing to do with whether or not traditional native architecture is a better solution for "green living" than the more forward looking modern construction techniques that seek to integrate a "green" solution into high rise residential, which OP derisively called "eco