@wertimer :niggacheck: @March 16th, The Hatkeshiator

Yeah the lyrics are better too imo

rough translation of one verse

Where the lotus of your feet used to fall
When (we) laughed then on our cheeks those dimples used to appear
With the strength/support of your waist the river used to bend
as it listened to your laugh the crops used to ripen

Oh we have gone and left, those alleyways (2)

@Disinformation Purveyor :verified_think:

Used to swear on vi-bindings these days I only use it for quick edits (and sometkmes I just use zile/mg instead)

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator @wertimer :niggacheck: I accidentally deleted my songs else Id just send the audio :((

@Disinformation Purveyor :verified_think:

I prefer my emac :cat_smile:

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator @wertimer :niggacheck: forgot it even worked anymore tbh

@wertimer :niggacheck: @March 16th, The Hatkeshiator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uJ-wOljP_s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RraeHart9uY

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator

also yeah

folk like panini were so based, imagine writing one of the earliest grammars for a language and yet be for most of history the most thorough grammar, directly inspire modern work in linguistics, black magic a natural language into a formal bcnf grammar and also invent a mathematically optimal method for referring to characters, all that 2 millenia before today.

Honestly one of the reasons I loathe pakistan is that they completly disregard sanskrit despite panini being born there because he wasnt an arabic mullah, and the rest of heritage on general

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator not really how I see it, I've written about this befroe but it would be an essaypost

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator I want to learn Gujarati sometimeas well lol, its actually a close relative of hindi but the modern form less pozzed by perso-arabic (hilarious thing tgat the name hindi itself is from persian, despite initially being the hindu unification tongue, wonder if they will ever realize that)

Also gujju is the closest relative of hindi has a more typical indo aryan grammar (actually interesting, ounjabi is likely more related to nepali but has a practically hindi lile grammar, (also rajasthani afaik even though it was one branch away from gujju)

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator Also being raised sikh meant that I was actually familiar with a decent bit of bhajans so it probably helped when I actually started appreciate, older indian literature (so everything efore the pajeet era)

@March 16th, The Hatkeshiator

Actually appreciate the rare serious lassi songs (Abaran barasiya paani for example) but yeah, also the punjabi obsession with american canadian stuff and randlm verses by some ngga in the hood