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@masterchefstirx Aww, just seeing this now (guess who's back in hibernation mode, haha). Thanks so much for the kind words - they really mean a lot. While I don't have the energy or time to make more Banu (or SC) videos right now, I look forward to the day our paths cross in the 'verse - in Protectorate space, of course. 🪸

@ don’t worry, as a fellow creator I’m feeling the hibernation settling in too 🤣 I’ll see you in the verse, friend!

Recent research by renowned field xenolinguist @brittonwatkins3100 has found that some among the Banu cannot produce a trill. For them, it is completely natural to render the /r/ sound as a flap. This highlights the variability and adaptability within spoken Banu as a living language.

@@MajorStarstuff fair enough, as long as the banu ears can hear it.

IKR!

At my end, I experienced: game crash, OBS frozen, TH-cam stream dead, Twitch stream still working. Danke fürs Reinschauen - hat mich sehr gefreut! Bis zum nächsten Mal. 🚀

Hello, and thanks for checking in! ✨👨🏻‍🚀7 Unfortunately, I’m currently unable to dedicate the time and resources needed to create more videos about xenolinguistics. For the Banu numerals, I recommend you refer to the Rust Guide (pp. 41-44): robertsspaceindustries.com/media/dmounif4a28xhr/source/RSBG-V4.pdf.pdf

​@@MajorStarstuff 🙏😊

No problem at all! Thank you for your kind words. I'm delighted to hear that the videos continue to be helpful for some people. The concept of "you” (sg.) and “you all”/“everyone" is actually embedded elsewhere: namely in the contracted forms “kafino” and “kafinæ.” These are derived from “kafo ino” (sg.) and “kafo inæ” (pl.), respectively. As for “fo”: This “T4 verb”, as it is classified in Banu grammar, has a number of functions/meanings, but - for the sake of simplicity -, in this case, you can think of it simply as “to”. I hope this clarifies things a bit?

They actually came in LAST in a recent tournament. There's a good video about it where a girl documented all their win ratios. Lord of the Hundreds came in dead last, even behind the Vagabond. Because everybody gangs up on him, and because his scoring model is so simplistic and easy to predict, it makes it easier for other players to defeat him if they form an alliance. All you need is a unified front line to deny his advancements. The fact that everyone's afraid of his mob tokens fire 🔥 spreading to their clearing randomly (even if he didn't want it to spread) makes POLITICING with the Lord of the Hundreds impossible. So they'd rather keep you far, far away from their bases rather than ally with you, and risk the mob token unintentionally spreading to their vital infrastructure. As the The Art Of War states: Appear strong when you are weak. Appear weak when you are strong." The fact that they can never [voluntarily] appear weak is their greatest weakness.

Kontext?

Der Kurs für die Banu Sprache ist unter dem Link nicht mehr verfügbar, der Banu Sprachkurs ist dort gelöscht @@MajorStarstuff

@Doku4All Oh, danke für den wertvollen Hinweis! Ich frage mal beim Autor nach. Alternative wäre meine Adaption des Kurses als Anki-Deck ankiweb.net/shared/info/744833509. Zum Start empfehle ich ansonsten auch mein Einführungsvideo (th-cam.com/video/hUw1VPV9mPY/w-d-xo.html) bzw. das Video zu den Banu-Schriftzeichen (th-cam.com/video/yuIU8D7nJkc/w-d-xo.html).

OK, geklärt: Der Kurs ist weiterhin unter dem Link verfügbar, sofern man mit einem Memrise-Account eingeloggt ist.