Dr. Uthman A Aldahook © [🚫AI]
@uthmanaaldahook.world
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For ‘truth-seekers'&'curiosity-seekers'.This taps on 'WHAT'–to identify, 'HOW'–to connect, & 'WHY'–to comprehend. Mixed Middle Eastern Jewish.🚫religion;✔️Science. Divorced; Nonbinary; Ceterosexual. Support ➡️ https://uthmanaaldahook.world
For ‘truth-seekers'&'curiosity-seekers'.This taps on 'WHAT'–to identify, 'HOW'–to connect, & 'WHY'–to comprehend. Mixed Middle Eastern Jewish.🚫religion;✔️Science. Divorced; Nonbinary; Ceterosexual. Support ➡️ https://uthmanaaldahook.world
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Everyone is an ‘immigrant’, including myself, including Trump and all over his family. Yes, everyone! It’s just a matter of ‘when’ someone got their papers of identification. First, second or even third generation born, by the end of the day you’re an immigrant like everyone else.
Everyone is an ‘immigrant’, including myself, including Trump and all over his family. Yes, everyone! It’s just a matter of ‘when’ someone got their papers of identification. First, second or even third generation born, by the end of the day you’re an immigrant like everyone else.
January 10, 2026 at 12:09 AM
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Everyone is an ‘immigrant’, including myself, including Trump and all over his family. Yes, everyone! It’s just a matter of ‘when’ someone got their papers of identification. First, second or even third generation born, by the end of the day you’re an immigrant like everyone else.
Everyone is an ‘immigrant’, including myself, including Trump and all over his family. Yes, everyone! It’s just a matter of ‘when’ someone got their papers of identification. First, second or even third generation born, by the end of the day you’re an immigrant like everyone else.
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In a country where our existence is criminalized, we gather in secret, share the little we have, and still dare to dream of safety.
We are someone's child, someone's partner, someone's friend.
We are survivors who refuse to disappear.
#QueerRefugeesMatter #HumanityHasNoBorders
We are someone's child, someone's partner, someone's friend.
We are survivors who refuse to disappear.
#QueerRefugeesMatter #HumanityHasNoBorders
January 9, 2026 at 11:31 PM
In a country where our existence is criminalized, we gather in secret, share the little we have, and still dare to dream of safety.
We are someone's child, someone's partner, someone's friend.
We are survivors who refuse to disappear.
#QueerRefugeesMatter #HumanityHasNoBorders
We are someone's child, someone's partner, someone's friend.
We are survivors who refuse to disappear.
#QueerRefugeesMatter #HumanityHasNoBorders
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There around 455 languages which make the Indo-European language family. The most spoken Indo-European language is the West Germanic language English 1.52B.
Source: Ethnologue
There around 455 languages which make the Indo-European language family. The most spoken Indo-European language is the West Germanic language English 1.52B.
Source: Ethnologue
January 7, 2026 at 7:23 PM
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There around 455 languages which make the Indo-European language family. The most spoken Indo-European language is the West Germanic language English 1.52B.
Source: Ethnologue
There around 455 languages which make the Indo-European language family. The most spoken Indo-European language is the West Germanic language English 1.52B.
Source: Ethnologue
On my treat; and the pleasure would be all mine.
I’m glad to hear you are starting to lighten up through. I’m so pleased to read this. 🫂
I’m glad to hear you are starting to lighten up through. I’m so pleased to read this. 🫂
January 6, 2026 at 6:10 AM
On my treat; and the pleasure would be all mine.
I’m glad to hear you are starting to lighten up through. I’m so pleased to read this. 🫂
I’m glad to hear you are starting to lighten up through. I’m so pleased to read this. 🫂
I don’t mind at all uplifting with you some of the emotional burdens - you’re not on your own.
I’ll hug you through it all until you start to feel better. Hope you have a wonderful time moving forward today, Lilian. 🫂
I’ll hug you through it all until you start to feel better. Hope you have a wonderful time moving forward today, Lilian. 🫂
January 6, 2026 at 5:03 AM
I don’t mind at all uplifting with you some of the emotional burdens - you’re not on your own.
I’ll hug you through it all until you start to feel better. Hope you have a wonderful time moving forward today, Lilian. 🫂
I’ll hug you through it all until you start to feel better. Hope you have a wonderful time moving forward today, Lilian. 🫂
I just read this right now! Are you okay? Do you need to speak to someone, I’m all ears. Sorry I didn’t notice this way earlier. 🫂
January 6, 2026 at 4:23 AM
I just read this right now! Are you okay? Do you need to speak to someone, I’m all ears. Sorry I didn’t notice this way earlier. 🫂
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6-Australia (Pacific) 320
7-China (Asia) 308
8-Mexico (Americas)304
9-Cameron (Africa) 281
10-Brazil (Americas)240
Source: Ethnologue
6-Australia (Pacific) 320
7-China (Asia) 308
8-Mexico (Americas)304
9-Cameron (Africa) 281
10-Brazil (Americas)240
Source: Ethnologue
January 5, 2026 at 8:45 PM
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6-Australia (Pacific) 320
7-China (Asia) 308
8-Mexico (Americas)304
9-Cameron (Africa) 281
10-Brazil (Americas)240
Source: Ethnologue
6-Australia (Pacific) 320
7-China (Asia) 308
8-Mexico (Americas)304
9-Cameron (Africa) 281
10-Brazil (Americas)240
Source: Ethnologue
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The highest number of languages by country are as follows:
1-Papua New Guinea (Pacific) 841
2-Indonesia (Asia) 721
3-Nigeria (Africa) 538
4-India (Asia) 459
5-United States (Americas)364
The highest number of languages by country are as follows:
1-Papua New Guinea (Pacific) 841
2-Indonesia (Asia) 721
3-Nigeria (Africa) 538
4-India (Asia) 459
5-United States (Americas)364
January 5, 2026 at 8:45 PM
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The highest number of languages by country are as follows:
1-Papua New Guinea (Pacific) 841
2-Indonesia (Asia) 721
3-Nigeria (Africa) 538
4-India (Asia) 459
5-United States (Americas)364
The highest number of languages by country are as follows:
1-Papua New Guinea (Pacific) 841
2-Indonesia (Asia) 721
3-Nigeria (Africa) 538
4-India (Asia) 459
5-United States (Americas)364
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Papua New Guinea of the Pacific alone has 841 languages - the highest number in the world.
The second most linguistically diverse continent is Africa with around 2167 languages - 30.3% of the world’s languages with 1.28B speakers.
Papua New Guinea of the Pacific alone has 841 languages - the highest number in the world.
The second most linguistically diverse continent is Africa with around 2167 languages - 30.3% of the world’s languages with 1.28B speakers.
January 5, 2026 at 8:45 PM
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Papua New Guinea of the Pacific alone has 841 languages - the highest number in the world.
The second most linguistically diverse continent is Africa with around 2167 languages - 30.3% of the world’s languages with 1.28B speakers.
Papua New Guinea of the Pacific alone has 841 languages - the highest number in the world.
The second most linguistically diverse continent is Africa with around 2167 languages - 30.3% of the world’s languages with 1.28B speakers.
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As of today, the highest number of languages concentrated in the Asian continent with around 2307 language varieties spoken by around 4.54B. That’s 32.2% of the world’s languages. The second highest number of languages in the world are concentrated in Indonesia - 721 languages.
As of today, the highest number of languages concentrated in the Asian continent with around 2307 language varieties spoken by around 4.54B. That’s 32.2% of the world’s languages. The second highest number of languages in the world are concentrated in Indonesia - 721 languages.
January 5, 2026 at 8:45 PM
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As of today, the highest number of languages concentrated in the Asian continent with around 2307 language varieties spoken by around 4.54B. That’s 32.2% of the world’s languages. The second highest number of languages in the world are concentrated in Indonesia - 721 languages.
As of today, the highest number of languages concentrated in the Asian continent with around 2307 language varieties spoken by around 4.54B. That’s 32.2% of the world’s languages. The second highest number of languages in the world are concentrated in Indonesia - 721 languages.
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Instituto Socioambiental do Brazil
Ethnologue:<https://www.ethnologue.com/language/myp/>
Wikipedia: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirah%C3%A3_people>
Instituto Socioambiental do Brazil
Ethnologue:<https://www.ethnologue.com/language/myp/>
Wikipedia: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirah%C3%A3_people>
Pirahã people - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
January 5, 2026 at 4:33 AM
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Instituto Socioambiental do Brazil
Ethnologue:<https://www.ethnologue.com/language/myp/>
Wikipedia: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirah%C3%A3_people>
Instituto Socioambiental do Brazil
Ethnologue:<https://www.ethnologue.com/language/myp/>
Wikipedia: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirah%C3%A3_people>
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References & Supplementary Data
Everett, Daniel Leonard. Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle. New York: Pantheon, 2008. Print.
PHOIBLE 2.0: <https://phoible.org/inventories>
MIT: <https://news.mit.edu/2008/language-0624>
References & Supplementary Data
Everett, Daniel Leonard. Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle. New York: Pantheon, 2008. Print.
PHOIBLE 2.0: <https://phoible.org/inventories>
MIT: <https://news.mit.edu/2008/language-0624>
PHOIBLE 2.0 -
Inventories
phoible.org
January 5, 2026 at 4:33 AM
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References & Supplementary Data
Everett, Daniel Leonard. Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle. New York: Pantheon, 2008. Print.
PHOIBLE 2.0: <https://phoible.org/inventories>
MIT: <https://news.mit.edu/2008/language-0624>
References & Supplementary Data
Everett, Daniel Leonard. Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle. New York: Pantheon, 2008. Print.
PHOIBLE 2.0: <https://phoible.org/inventories>
MIT: <https://news.mit.edu/2008/language-0624>
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Another interesting feature of the Pirahã language is that it has solely present tense.
The Pirahã language along with Rotokas of Bougainville have only 11 contrastive sounds - the smallest inventory ever recorded today.
Another interesting feature of the Pirahã language is that it has solely present tense.
The Pirahã language along with Rotokas of Bougainville have only 11 contrastive sounds - the smallest inventory ever recorded today.
January 5, 2026 at 4:33 AM
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Another interesting feature of the Pirahã language is that it has solely present tense.
The Pirahã language along with Rotokas of Bougainville have only 11 contrastive sounds - the smallest inventory ever recorded today.
Another interesting feature of the Pirahã language is that it has solely present tense.
The Pirahã language along with Rotokas of Bougainville have only 11 contrastive sounds - the smallest inventory ever recorded today.
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The Pirahã people (2024-900 speakers) also exhibit simple kinship structure - the simplest ever recorded crosslinguistically until today: <baíxi> refers to a ‘parent, grandparent, or an elder’, <xahaigí> refers to a ‘sibling’; <hoagí or hoísai> refers to a ‘son’; & <kai> ‘daughter’.
The Pirahã people (2024-900 speakers) also exhibit simple kinship structure - the simplest ever recorded crosslinguistically until today: <baíxi> refers to a ‘parent, grandparent, or an elder’, <xahaigí> refers to a ‘sibling’; <hoagí or hoísai> refers to a ‘son’; & <kai> ‘daughter’.
January 5, 2026 at 4:33 AM
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The Pirahã people (2024-900 speakers) also exhibit simple kinship structure - the simplest ever recorded crosslinguistically until today: <baíxi> refers to a ‘parent, grandparent, or an elder’, <xahaigí> refers to a ‘sibling’; <hoagí or hoísai> refers to a ‘son’; & <kai> ‘daughter’.
The Pirahã people (2024-900 speakers) also exhibit simple kinship structure - the simplest ever recorded crosslinguistically until today: <baíxi> refers to a ‘parent, grandparent, or an elder’, <xahaigí> refers to a ‘sibling’; <hoagí or hoísai> refers to a ‘son’; & <kai> ‘daughter’.
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Pirahã exhibits only a two-way distinction quantifiers - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
Pirahã exhibits only a two-way distinction quantifiers - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
January 5, 2026 at 4:33 AM
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Pirahã exhibits only a two-way distinction quantifiers - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
Pirahã exhibits only a two-way distinction quantifiers - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
I love rainbows 🌈
January 5, 2026 at 2:31 AM
I love rainbows 🌈
The concerning part, professor, about all of this is that who handed the keys to the White House were not some people from space. They were uninformed voters who willingly voted for him regardless of the warnings articulated by his running opponent back then, and the people now complain about this.
January 5, 2026 at 2:28 AM
The concerning part, professor, about all of this is that who handed the keys to the White House were not some people from space. They were uninformed voters who willingly voted for him regardless of the warnings articulated by his running opponent back then, and the people now complain about this.
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Pirahã exhibits only a two-way contrastive quantifiers as a syntactic category for ‘number’ - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
Pirahã exhibits only a two-way contrastive quantifiers as a syntactic category for ‘number’ - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
January 4, 2026 at 11:35 PM
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Pirahã exhibits only a two-way contrastive quantifiers as a syntactic category for ‘number’ - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
Pirahã exhibits only a two-way contrastive quantifiers as a syntactic category for ‘number’ - ‘few’ & ‘many’; & there is zero-equivalency to cardinal & ordinal numbers in Pirahã.
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According to a recent estimate, there around 659M speakers in this language group - this is around 80-85% of Africa’s population - with Kiswahili alone leading with 150-200M speakers.
Sources: Ethnologue, Wikipedia & PHOIBLE 2.0
According to a recent estimate, there around 659M speakers in this language group - this is around 80-85% of Africa’s population - with Kiswahili alone leading with 150-200M speakers.
Sources: Ethnologue, Wikipedia & PHOIBLE 2.0
January 3, 2026 at 10:31 PM
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According to a recent estimate, there around 659M speakers in this language group - this is around 80-85% of Africa’s population - with Kiswahili alone leading with 150-200M speakers.
Sources: Ethnologue, Wikipedia & PHOIBLE 2.0
According to a recent estimate, there around 659M speakers in this language group - this is around 80-85% of Africa’s population - with Kiswahili alone leading with 150-200M speakers.
Sources: Ethnologue, Wikipedia & PHOIBLE 2.0
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This language family also host the majority of languages with a non-sex based nominal categories. This language family is also known for an elaborate contrastive tonal sound system, and large sound system inventories.
This language family also host the majority of languages with a non-sex based nominal categories. This language family is also known for an elaborate contrastive tonal sound system, and large sound system inventories.
January 3, 2026 at 10:27 PM
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This language family also host the majority of languages with a non-sex based nominal categories. This language family is also known for an elaborate contrastive tonal sound system, and large sound system inventories.
This language family also host the majority of languages with a non-sex based nominal categories. This language family is also known for an elaborate contrastive tonal sound system, and large sound system inventories.