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Serpent
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Message 33 of 62

03 November 2013 at 9:06pm | IP Logged

No. I asked and was told to use the #multilingual tag instead.
In general it might be better to get in touch with Sprachprofi via twitter.
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Sprachprofi
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Message 34 of 62

03 November 2013 at 9:49pm | IP Logged

The bot only knows ISO-639-1 languages. Luxembourgish is in that list as #Letzeburgesch
or #lb. There is no Toki Pona, but you could #to (assuming you're not studying Tonga as
well) or #Multilingual to log Toki Pona hours.

By the way, there will be a beginner's Toki Pona course by the inventor herself at the
Polyglot Gathering Berlin 2014.
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Message 35 of 62

03 November 2013 at 10:04pm | IP Logged

Sprachprofi wrote:

Wow, that's great to know! I'm already signed up for the conference and saw that there'll be a talk on Toki Pona, but I didn't realise the inventor herself will be doing it. She is quite mysterious in the Toki Pona community (a bit like the HTLAL inventor :)), as she disappears for long periods and very, very rarely writes on the forums so it will be great to meet her in person.

Thanks for the info about the tags.
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Message 36 of 62

03 November 2013 at 10:15pm | IP Logged

Sprachprofi, thank you for the tag information!

And thank you so, so, so much (no right words come to my mind :)) for the Polyglot Gathering Berlin 2014 information. This event sounds just amazing! If it doesn't collide with my university exams, I can't miss it!

(Is there any thread about it on HTLAL? Are there more HTLAL users coming?)
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Message 37 of 62

07 November 2013 at 9:06pm | IP Logged

Hmm, i'm new to this and have only studied 1 language previously. Is it worth starting
this an entire week late?
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Message 38 of 62

07 November 2013 at 10:26pm | IP Logged

Jamopy wrote:

Hmm, i'm new to this and have only studied 1 language previously. Is it
worth starting
this an entire week late?

There are people who haven't logged any time. I'd give it a go.

I took a break from trying to select a language, but I finally have a goal. I'm also a
week late, but oh well.
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Message 39 of 62

09 November 2013 at 10:08am | IP Logged

Jamopy wrote:

Hmm, i'm new to this and have only studied 1 language previously. Is it worth starting
this an entire week late?

I'd do it. I was out of state for the first two weeks during the last round, and the round before that I was gone for more than a week during the challenge. I still ended up doing 42 and 27. You'll still be able to see yourself passing other people. During the last challenge I was passing people at the end who seemed to have run out of steam during the first few weeks.

Besides, it's mostly a challenge to see how you can push yourself to learn a language. At least, that's how I see it.
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Message 40 of 62

09 November 2013 at 10:10am | IP Logged

Julie wrote:

Sprachprofi, thank you for the tag information!

And thank you so, so, so much (no right words come to my mind :)) for the Polyglot
Gathering Berlin 2014 information. This event sounds just amazing! If it doesn't collide
with my university exams, I can't miss it!

(Is there any thread about it on HTLAL? Are there more HTLAL users coming?)

As I told Sprachprofi I am planning to attend.

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