Nifeedeebiru. Yes, It Very Much Is. I Never Noticed How Similar Hajiti Traditions Are To Ainu Sinuye.

Nifeedeebiru. Yes, it very much is. I never noticed how similar hajiti traditions are to Ainu sinuye. I guess despite being on opposite ends, the 2 are different pieces to a single puzzle.

I think I may have posted a thing of traditional tattooing touching on that of Ryukyuan tattoos when I spoke of Ainu traditions before. Do you happen to know of an Okinawan tattoo culture?

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If this isn’t it, do you mind clarifying?

What started with ethnic tensions, could turn into this turbulent time. Nowadays, the previously unsafe becomes a pleasant vacation spot. Please watch this & another documentary titled «Sri Lanka's Killing Fields» to get both sides.

Lies Agreed Upon

If you really want to know more Sri Lanka and the terrorism that overshadowed it for the past 40 years, and a bit more about Sri Lanka, take the time to watch this documentary.

Munin-imo, toy-haru, wa yuk kam keraan okay. Ku=iperusuy, wa ku=konrusuy Ainu ipe nankor.

(Munin imo vegetables, & venison [deer meat] are tasty. I'm hungry, and I will want Ainu food.) The potato flour is first soaked to rid it of the bitterness & can be stored for at least 2 decades [20 years].

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Onuman katomap matumma ne. Naa pokampi arki nankor, obitta kur.

(Twilight is a cute mare. More posts [child papers] will come, everyone.) May the cats come soon.

Before my classes start in about 15 minutes

I had a great Tsagaan Sar weekend this year, & had spent it with my brother's family. We had lots of buuz (steamed dumplings), ul boov (shoe sole cake) were great, & so were the berees (rice with raisins & a dollop of milk), tsagaa (rice with curds) & other festive dishes. Me & my brother still contacted our parents & sisters through the video conference, & they seem to have cleared their icicles off just fine. Their livestock have been healthy & not one among them has starved so far, always a good sign given the chance of zud (a bout of starvation among livestock from one of various causes). My brother's on a great part of his work as usual, & my nephews are rather robust & well this starting year. Bayartai, guys.

Tonci tono pake pirka ne, korkay niste kewtum nankor.

(The Nivkh chief is smart, but it will be hard.) Same word order used in Ainu as in my home language, but even so I’ve gotten a little rusty on it.