Iskandar Ding
@iskandarding.bsky.social
SOAS PhD candidate in Yaghnobi and Sogdian linguistics. Devotee of the Iranian and Persianate world.
Who wouldn’t vibe a Korean textbook that calls it Joseon eo and is written by Yanbian Koreans?
April 12, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Who wouldn’t vibe a Korean textbook that calls it Joseon eo and is written by Yanbian Koreans?
Πού είσαι συ, αφέντη μου;
هم محسن و هم مه رو
Να είπω σαρακηνικά
چونم من و چونی تو
www.opoudjis.net/Play/rumiwal...
هم محسن و هم مه رو
Να είπω σαρακηνικά
چونم من و چونی تو
www.opoudjis.net/Play/rumiwal...
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April 3, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Πού είσαι συ, αφέντη μου;
هم محسن و هم مه رو
Να είπω σαρακηνικά
چونم من و چونی تو
www.opoudjis.net/Play/rumiwal...
هم محسن و هم مه رو
Να είπω σαρακηνικά
چونم من و چونی تو
www.opoudjis.net/Play/rumiwal...
New year, new Dasein.
Nawrōz, or as Sariqoli speakers (officially classified in China as Tajiks) and other Pamiri peoples call it, Šo(w)gun bahār/eid, mubārak. Šo(w)gun is the Persian شگون ‘good omen’, which apparently comes from a Sanskrit bird’s name śakuna- (Hasandōst 1393/2014: 1894).
Nawrōz, or as Sariqoli speakers (officially classified in China as Tajiks) and other Pamiri peoples call it, Šo(w)gun bahār/eid, mubārak. Šo(w)gun is the Persian شگون ‘good omen’, which apparently comes from a Sanskrit bird’s name śakuna- (Hasandōst 1393/2014: 1894).
March 21, 2025 at 11:28 AM
New year, new Dasein.
Nawrōz, or as Sariqoli speakers (officially classified in China as Tajiks) and other Pamiri peoples call it, Šo(w)gun bahār/eid, mubārak. Šo(w)gun is the Persian شگون ‘good omen’, which apparently comes from a Sanskrit bird’s name śakuna- (Hasandōst 1393/2014: 1894).
Nawrōz, or as Sariqoli speakers (officially classified in China as Tajiks) and other Pamiri peoples call it, Šo(w)gun bahār/eid, mubārak. Šo(w)gun is the Persian شگون ‘good omen’, which apparently comes from a Sanskrit bird’s name śakuna- (Hasandōst 1393/2014: 1894).