Absolutely loved getting the chance to participate in it here and there. I miss speaking to native speakers.
The distinction of verbs and nouns in Austronesian languages generally are pretty lax.
Also cool, Tongan and Samoan speakers found Visayan numbering mutually distinguishable -- "lima" for 5, for example.
> "[E]asy conversion of nouns to verbs has been part of English grammar for centuries; it is one of the processes that make English English."
https://www.thoughtco.com/verbing-definition-1692587
Just like "jawn" is not unique (not even within English), in my experience there's almost nothing really unique in any language.
Absolutely loved getting the chance to participate in it here and there. I miss speaking to native speakers.
The distinction of verbs and nouns in Austronesian languages generally are pretty lax.
Also cool, Tongan and Samoan speakers found Visayan numbering mutually distinguishable -- "lima" for 5, for example.