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Very interesting post. I've always had an interest in other languages and it's neat how despite the huge amount of words that there are in the English language, there are still things that we don't have words to describe. With the languages you posted above, you can tell the kinds of things that the native speakers of those languages value by looking at the definitions. We can always learn from other cultures and people. Thanks for posting.

Interesting.

glad you two enjoyed it!

gorihay, that's a brilliant point about being able to peek into a culture's value system via language. makes me wonder what the western world values! haha.

I haven't read anything yet----and i could go typical by saying oh your so pretty. I'm guessing a model is your aim, or maybe a famouse person of a sort. Either case---good luck with blogging. God knows i screwed it up with my fantasies and lack of reality grounding, oh and chicken feet in being able to persue em. Hmmmm, as i insult you, mention you, or ect---i will slowly compell myself to read some of thy blog.

hey man, i find it really hard to understand what you're saying. is english your first language?

and no, i just like taking pictures (;

OOoh, these types of articles are awesome. Nice job

I caught you, you are an S type and i'm a very odd N type at present. Hmmm, read some more---seeems my misjudgements will need to reset in the other direction.

thanks, haruhi!

i'd actually love to travel some more and make my own list (:

pikmen, i'm just... not gonna reply to you anymore, please don't be offended, as i have no idea what you're talking about. like... ever.

That is some fascinating information. I particularly liked "litost".

That's really, really cool! Thank you :)