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TikiCat's mental asylum Wiki

**(you're not welcome) Welcome to the TikiCat's mental asylum Wiki!**
this is a hellish nightmare

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very unfinished there's going to be like a lot of pages

TikiCat's mental asylum is literally the worst thing to happen to this planet

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Latinica

**Latinica** is the variant of the Latin alphabet that's used when writing Serbo-Croatian, It's always used in Bosnian and Croatian, and fairly often used in Montenegrin and Serbian(Cyrillic is also often used in these standards). The alphabet has 30 letters(32 in Montenegro). It was developed alongside Serbian Cyrillic and the two alphabets are congruent as a result.

## The letters

### False friends

Letters pronounced considerably differently from English

 H
 J
 U
Kana

**Kana** are the syllabic scripts used as part of the Japanese writing system. Two modern scripts are used in modern Japanese: hiragana and katakana. Each character represents a single syllable composed of either a consonant followed by a vowel or just a vowel (with the exception of /n/).

## Hiragana

Hiragana (ひらがな) is the most common syllabary in Japanese. It is used for okurigana, particles, and words without kanji. Words written with kanji can also be written in hiragana. Below are the hiragana with the consonant in the row and the following vowel in the column.

The characters ゐ and ゑ can be used to represent *wi* and *we* respectively, but they are nearly obsolete.

## Katakana

Katakana (カタカナ) is far less common than either hiragana or kanji. It is most frequently used to transcribe words from other languages. Katakana can also used for emphasis, onomatopoeia, some scientific terms, and some names. Below are the katakana with the consonant in the row and the following vowel in the column.

The characters ヰ and ヱ can be used to represent *wi* and *we* respectively, but they are nearly obsolete.

Look up vocabulary in Japanese, kanji, romaji, hiragana  at Mazii Japanese English dictionary

## Youon and Sokuon

Youon are contractions formed by attaching a smaller kana representing a syllable beginning with *y* to a kana ending with *i* (i.e. ゃ to き to produce きゃ). This creates a single syllable with the *i* sound omitted (i.e. きゃ is *kya*, which is distinct from きや (*kiya*)).

The sokuon is a smaller version of the *tsu* character (っ or ッ). It is placed before a consonant to increase the length of the consonant (i.e. まって is *matte*). It cannot be placed at the beginning of a word. The sokuon can also be placed at the end of a sentence to represent a glottal stop and represent speech that is angry or surprised.

## Dakuten and Handakuten

The dakuten is a symbol (◌゙) resembling quotation marks that is attached to kana to make the consonant sound voiced. They can only be attached to kana if their consonant sound is unvoiced. For instance, か (*ka*) with a dakuten becomes が (*ga*). However, *h* becomes *b* when dakuten are attached. For example, *ha* (は) becomes *ba* (ば).

The handakuten is a symbol (◌゚) resembling a degree sign that is attached to the *h* kana to change the *h* to a *p*. For example, *ha* (は) becomes *pa* (ぱ).
Welsh

**Welsh** (*Cymraeg* or *y Gymraeg,* pronounced [kəmˈraiɡ, ə ɡəmˈraiɡ]) is a member of the Brittonic branch of the Celtic languages. It is spoken natively in Wales, by some in England, and in *Y Wladfa* (the Welsh colony in Chubut Province, Argentina).[8] Historically it has also been known in English as "the British tongue",[9] "Cambrian",[10] "Cambric"[11] and "Cymric".[12]

The United Kingdom Census 2011 counted 3.1 million residents of Wales, 27% (837,000) of whom had been born outside Wales,[13]
 and 73% (2.2 million) of whom reported having no Welsh language skills.
 Of residents of Wales aged three and over, 19% (562,000) reported being
 able to speak Welsh, and 77% of these were able to speak, read and
write the language (making 431,000 – 15% of the total population).[14] This can be compared with the 2001 Census, in which 20.8% of the population (582,000) reported being able to speak Welsh.[15] 787,854 (26.7%) of residents in Wales aged three and over had one or more skills in Welsh.[16]
 In surveys carried out between 2004 and 2006, 57% (315,000) of Welsh
speakers described themselves as fluent in the written language.[17] An estimated 110,000 to 150,000 people speak Welsh in England.[1][18]

The Welsh Language (Wales) Measure 2011 gave the Welsh language official status in Wales,[19] making it the only language that is *de jure* official in any part of the United Kingdom, English being *de facto* official.

## Orthography

Welsh uses an alphabet based on Latin. It consists of 29 letters and includes eight digraphs and the letters of the English alphabet except *k*, *q*, *v*, *x* and *z.*

In addition, Welsh uses diacritics to mark some vowels. The circumflex (ˆ) is used to indicate a long vowel, but not all long vowels are marked with a circumflex.

## Resources

* Welsh Course on Duolingo
* Teach Yourself Welsh by T.J. Rhys Jones
* Contemporary Welsh Grammar by D. Brown
* Online Dictionary
4chanint2 Wiki

**Welcome to the 4chanint2 Wiki!**
new /int/ wiki because the old one is dead (PS. this wiki doesn't have any of the the page history stuff om the old wiki as the file was too large to import to this one.

The main page from the old wiki: https://4chanint2.fandom.com/wiki/The\_Official\_/int/\_How\_to\_Learn\_A\_Foreign\_Language\_Guide\_Wiki?so=search
Serbo-Croatian Input Material

Serbo-Croatian is a South Slavic language spoken by about 20 million people. The purpose of this page is to list a load of musicians, shows, movies, books etc. that use Serbo-Croatian and that a learner of the language might find useful or entertaining, along with some information on the kind of language used.

## Music

 File:Dubrovnik.jpg
Rock/Metal

Pop

 Denis i Denis

Folk

 Sinan Sakić

## Movies

 File:Temple Saint Sava.JPG

https://croatian.film/hr/ A site with Croatian films

## Reading

#### Bilingual text

http://www.croatianhistory.net/etf/parallel.html (Croatian)

http://www.supernova-soft.com/text\_aligner/parallel\_texts/ (Serbian, also contains some books in other languages)

#### Children's books

Scripts Serbian cyrillic script Latinica
Standards Bosnian Croatian Serbian Montenegrin
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, Montenegrin Compared **Serbo-Croatian Input Material**
LIME LEMON Kernal Pult Prototype

Lime lemon kernal pult is a Prototype which looks very similar to the linxin kernal pult the plush is not the best condition now as shown in the photos and is up for an insanely high price like the LIME LEMON Hartz prototype pig which wasint actually bought sadly Shadow waisted all of his life savings so he could not get the kernal sadly

## Appearance

Its really just the linxin variant looking exactly the same except it's an non textured yellow corn with green leaf base with embroidered eyes and eyebrows it's really just an non textured linxin kernal pult

## Other info

The listing says the plush has some sort of voice box and can still make sound the sound isn't described in the listing though so it could be a total lie.
Polish Input Material

Like with any language, the key to learning Polish is to immerse yourself in input matierial. The goal of this page is to list input material that someone learning Polish might find enjoyable and/or useful.

### **Reading Materials**

#### **Sites**

Wolnelektury.pl - site with public domain ebooks

#### **Literature**

* Andrzej Sapkowski - The Witcher series
* Stanisław Lem - Solaris
* Olga Tokarczuk - Prawiek i inne czasy

* Aleksander Fredro - Pan Tadeusz - XIII Księga (Noc Poślubna Tadeusza i Zosi)

### **Movies and TV (dubs included)**

Subtitles

* Subscene
* Findsubtitles
* Napisy24
* Sublearning - learn languages from movie subtitles. Flash cards of movie lines in 62 languages
* (add more if you know them)

#### Movies

* Pasażerka (1963)
* Sami swoi (1967)
	+ Nie ma mocnych (1974)
	+ Kochaj albo rzuć (1977)
* Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową (1969), in 3 parts:
	+ Ucieczka
	+ Za bronią
	+ Wśród swoich
* Rejs (1970)
* Trzecia część nocy (1971)
* Miś (1980)
	+ Rozmowy kontrolowane (1991)
	+ Ryś (2007)
* Vabank (1981)
	+ Vabank II, czyli riposta (1984)
* Seksmisja (1983)
* Kingsajz (1987)
* Trzy kolory
	+ Trzy kolory. Niebieski (1993)
	+ Trzy kolory. Biały (1993)
	+ Trzy kolory. Czerwony (1994)
* Kiler (1997)
	+ Kiler-ów 2-óch (1999)
* Pieniądze to nie wszystko (2000)
* Chłopaki nie płaczą (2000)
* Haker (2002)
* E=mc² (2002)
* Dzień świra (2002)
* Vinci (2004)
* Ile waży koń trojański? (2008)
* Złoty środek (2009)

##### Based on polish books

* Quo Vadis
* Pan Tadeusz
* Wesele

#### TV shows

* Lalka
* Janosik
* Czterej pancerni i pies
* Stawka większa niż życie
* Wojna domowa
* Alternatywy 4 (1983)
* 40-latek
* Dekalog (Kieślowski)

#### Cartoons

* Pszczółka Maja
* Bolek i Lolek
* Reksio
* Kot Filemon
* Koziołek Matołek
* Miś Uszatek
* Miś Kudłatek
* Przygody Misia Colargola
* Wędrówki Pyzy
* Pomysłowy Dobromir
* Zaczarowany ołówek
* Baltazar Gąbka

So much nostalgia ;\_\_;

### **Videogames**

* The Witcher 3
* Gorky 17/Odium

### **Music**

* open.fm a radio site, has channels with exclusively Polish music
* Percival Schuttenbach
* Warsaw Village Colectiv
* 100 twarzy grzybiarzy
* Jacek Kaczmarski(Acoustic)
* Dezerter(Metal)
* Cool kids of death(Alt rock)
* Myslovitz(Alt rock)
* Artur Rojek(Alt rock/Pop)(used to be lead singer of Myslovitz)
* Muchy(Alt Rock/indie)
* Happysad(Alt Rock/Indie)
* Drekoty(Indie)
* Voo voo(Indie/jazz)
* Siekiera(New wave)
* Wędrujący Wiatr (Atmospheric black metal)
* O.S.T.R (Hip-hop/rap)
* KęKę (Hip-hop/rap)
* Pezet (Hip-hop/rap)
* Paluch (Hip-hop/rap)
Foo (disambiguation)

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Nheengatu

The **Lingua Geral Setentrional**, or **Lingua Geral Amazônica**, **Língua Geral**, sometimes **Língua Geral Brasílica**, **Modern Tupi**, or also the **Nheengatu Language** (Tupi: [ɲɛʔɛ̃ŋaˈtu]) is an native language spoken by tribes in the Amazon Rainforest. It was used as a lingua franca as a way for Jesuists and indigenous groups to communicate. Due to Portuguese colonization, many elements of portuguese are found in Nheengatu and many elements of Nheengatu can be found in Brazilian Portuguese.

## Etimology

The word *Nheengatu*, also written *Nhengatu*, *nyengatu*, comes from the Tupi words *nhe'enga*, meaning language, and *katú*, meaning good. Therefore, "Nheengatu" means "good language".

## Usage

The language is spoken by natives in Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela, although more than 20k of the supposed 26k speakers live in the brazilian city of São Gabriel da Cachoeira, where more than 70% of the population speaks Nheengatu

## Resources

Due to its nature, most, if not all, resources require knowledge in Portuguese. Because some words from Nheengatu have different written forms, depending on when the resource was originally published, the following links are followed by the known date of publishment.

### Apps

The most simple way to learn Nheengatu online is through the Nheengatu App (2021), which works like Duolingo. Memrise has some user-made courses for Nheengatu, such as

* Nheengatu Completo
* Ye'ẽgatú Ye'ẽga

### Books

* The New Testament in Nheengatu.
* The Little Prince in Nheengatu (2017).
* Lendas em Nheêngatú e em Portuguez (1928).
* Nheengatu Tapajoara (2015),
* Christu Muhençáua (Catechism in Nheengatu and in Portuguese) (1898).

#### Grammarbooks

* A grammarbook with an annexed dicitionary (2021). The Dictionary commences from page 222 onwards.
* A course grammarbook (2020). The creator of this grammarbook also made a videocourse using said grammarbook.
* YASÚ YAPURŨGITÁ NHEẼGATÚ (LIVRO DE LEITURA E ESCRITA EM  NHEẼGATÚ) (2013).
* Arte de grammatica da lingua brasilica (1880).
* Grammatica da lingua brazilica geral (1877).
* Grammatica da lingua geral dos indios do Brasil (1851).
* Curso da lingua geral (1876).

#### Dictionaries

* Nheengatu-Portuguese/Portuguese-Nheengatu dictionary (1967).

### Youtube

* Canal Ecossocialetramento da Amazônia (2020-)

#### Songs

* 37 min of various musics in portuguese sung in Nheengatu, recorded 2016.
* Singer Cauã Wirapayé (2013-)

### Extra

Grammarbook of old Tupi, written by Jesuit Priest José de Anchieta in 1595
Old English

**Old English** (most often *Englisc* in West Saxon*,* pronounced [ˈeŋgliʃ], less often *Ænglisc* pronounced [ˈæŋgliʃ]) or **Anglo-Saxon** is an early form of the English language that was spoken and written by the Anglo-Saxons and their descendants in parts of what are now England and southern and eastern Scotland between at least the mid-5th century and the mid-12th century. What survives through writing represents primarily the literary register of Anglo-Saxon. From the 9th century, Old English experienced heavy influence from Old Norse, a member of the related North Germanic group of languages.

As Old English no longer has any native speakers, it is considered an extinct language.

## Resources

 File:Tumblr m2u7vkXzDF1rpj420o1 1280.jpg  **Websites**

* Ða Engliscan Gesiða - Society for all those interested in Anglo-Saxon England.
* Old English Translator (Horrible site. Avoid. The Google Translate of Old English.)
* Academlib.com - College E-textbooks.
* Bosworth-Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary - Old English Dictionary (The only good, comprehensible dictionary.)
* EOW - A decent dictionary with declension charts. (Incomplete)
* r/OldEnglish - Has a few people who actually know Old English.
* Discord - A good place with a handful of knowledgeable people.

**Podcasts**

* University of Oxford Podcasts - Series of podcasts that includes readings of Beowulf and information about Old English.

**Learning Material**

Reading

* Introduction to Old English - Richard Hogg's introductory textbook. Pretty good.
* An Introductory Grammar of Old English - R. D. Fulk's fairly recent and comprehensible textbook. Some choices he made in the phonetics department are perhaps different from what students usually learn, but that is hardly a problem. All in all a pretty good resource.
* Learning Old English
* Old English Wikipedia - Not good. Really stilted and awkward sentences. Often ungrammatical.

Video

* Síen Ése ond Wene mid éow  - Series of lessons including (not that good) pronunciation and basic phrases.
* Leornende Eald Englisc - A YouTube channel dedicated to teaching Old English. (Avoid at all costs. Totally bogus and unhistorical.)
* The Ænglisc League - A YouTube channel dedicated to reviving Old English. (Made by the same guy who made Leornende Eald Englisc. Avoid.)

Audio

* University of Glasgow Audio Files - Obvious Anglo accent. Make of that what you will.

**Texts**

* Beowulf in Hypertext
* Calgary Old English Texts  - List of texts ranging from simple prose to complex prose
* Gutenburg Old English Texts - Downloadable texts
* Apollonius of Tyre

North Danish Faroese Icelandic Norwegian Swedish
Cornish

Cornish (*Kernewek*, *Kernowek*) is a Brythonic language, similar to Welsh and Breton, spoken in Cornwall the south west peninsular of the United Kingdom.

 File:Cornish Language Shift.svg.png  Unfortunately, the language underwent a severe decline as it was pushed west by English, and by the late 18th century it had ceased be a communal language and only spoken amongst farmers, fishermen and miners. The decline of these industries through the 19th century resulted in the practical death of Cornish beyond its use by hobbyists and poets.

The current revival is stated to have began with the publishing of Henry Jenner's book *A Handbook of the Cornish Language*. In the past few decades, the revival has gone from strength to strength with the rise in awareness of preserving Cornish Culture coupled with the distributing power of the internet.

After the 2011 census, it is estimated around 600 people use Cornish as their main language, and up to a further 5000 has varying skills in the language.

## Resources

**Websites**

* Maga Kernow - The Cornish Language Partnership.
* An Gernewegva
* Cornish Wikipedia
* Facebook: I pledge to become more fluent in Cornish
* Facebook: Desky Kernowek Diwedhes
* Twitter: Kernowek Tweets

**Podcasts**

* Radyo an Gernewegva - (Audioboo Mirror ) A weekly podcast with interviews and music in Cornish.
* BBC News in Cornish - A weekly 5 minute briefing of the weeks headlines.

**Courses**

Audio

* Desky Kernowek Audio Course
* Kernewek dre Lyther
* SaySomethingInCornish
* LearnCornishNow

Video

* Cornish Oafs - A comedic introdution into Cornish by two geet lunatics.
* Tamm an Tamm - Series of videos teaching Cornish. (Currently unavailable.)

**Books**

Dictionaries

* Cornish Dictionary - Online Cornish Dictionary by MAGA.
* An Gerlyver Meur
* A Concise Dictionary of Cornish Place Names

Course Books

* *A Handbook of the Cornish Language* by Henry Jenner - Free Kindle Book.
* *Desky Kernewek: A Complete Guide to Cornish* by Nichoas Williams
* *Skuel an Tavas: A Cornish Language Course Book* by Ray Chubb

Reading Material

* Enys Tresour - Treasure Island
* A-dro dhe'n Bys in Peswar Ugens Dydh - Around the World in Eighty Days
* The Bible in Cornish
* Henhwedhlow
* Whedlow ha Drollys a Gernow Goth - Ancient Stories of Cornwall
* Whedlow Kernowek - Stories in Cornish
* Jowal Lethesow - The Lyonesse Stone
* Three Beatrix Potter Books - Free downloads, account needed.

**Misc**

* Skype - Cornish Language File.
* Minecraft - Available in Cornish since version 1.5. Translation still at 85% feel free to contribute here.
* Disqus - Available for Cornish translation here.
Malay/Indonesian

Malay is an Austronesian language primarily spoken in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. It has about 75 Millions native speakers and at least 100 Million L2 speakers, mostly in South-East Asia. Although Malay and Indonesian are "considered" to be two different languages, there's so few differences between them that you can learn one and almost perfectly understand the other. For simplicity's sake, though, from now on the two languages shall be referred together as "Malay" unless otherwise noted.

## Resources

Despite the huge population of Malay speakers, there are few resources on Malay or Indonesian (not even FSI has a course on either language). So once you're past the beginner phase, you're kind of on your own.

### Duolingo

* It is listed as Indonesian.
* Recommended as an adjacent learning tool.
* Not recommended as the *only* learning tool.
* Mostly a beginner's tool.
* Free (there are paid features, but

## Alphabet and Spelling

Malay uses a variant of the Latin Script.
Further (disambiguation)

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List of Language Guides

This is a list of all the languages that have a dedicated page on the wiki.
**Page statuses:**

**Empty**: Page contains little information and is made up of a few sentences or less.

**Stub**: Page is quite short, and only covers some basics about the language.

**Short**: Page contains a fair bit of information, but is short.

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Musical Lands! Pretty Cure Wiki

**Welcome to the Musical Lands! Pretty Cure Wiki!**
This series was so good and I had to create it anything.

We're a collaborative community website about Musical Lands! Pretty Cure that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

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Common Tramile

The **Common Tramile** (*Tramilus tramilus*) is a species of Tramile that is native to forest areas of North America, Asia and Europe.

## Subspecies

### Living Subspecies

* **Common Eurasian-American Tramile** (Tramilus tramilus commonus)

* Domestic Tramile (Tramilus tramilus domesticus)

* Swiss Alps Tramile (Tramilus tramilus alpes)

### Extinct Subspecies

* Turkish Tramile (Tramilus tramilus turcorum)
Manx

File:The Isle of Man.svg.png
**Manx** (native name *Gaelg* or *Gailck*, pronounced [ɡilk] or [ɡilɡ]), also known as **Manx Gaelic**, and as the **Manks language**, is a Goidelic language of the Indo-European language family, historically spoken by the Manx people. Only a small minority of the Isle of Man's population is fluent in the language, but a larger minority has some knowledge of it. It is widely considered to be an important part of the island's culture and heritage. The last native speaker, Ned Maddrell, died in 1974. However in recent years the language has been the subject of revival efforts, so that despite the small number of speakers, the language has become more visible on the island, with increased signage and radio broadcasts. The revival of Manx has been aided by the fact that the language was well recorded: for example the Bible was translated into Manx, and a number of audio recordings were made of native speakers.

There are 1,823 speakers of the Manx language living on the Isle of Man as of 2011.

Manx is, along with Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic, one of the three languages descended from Middle Irish.

## Resources

### **Websites**

* Omniglot Manx Page
* Ethnologue Manx Page
* Gaelg.iofm  - An old website, but it has quite a bit of information
* Learn Manx
* Manx Heritage Society
* University of Cambridge- Manx Resources
* Manx Wikipedia

### **Videos**

* Gealg - Manx Videos
* Manxtube
* Manx TV
* Come Dine With Me Cartoon

### **Books and Reading Material**

* The Bible in Manx
* Manx Blog

### **References**

* Manx Dictionary
* Manx Grammar - A bit archaic, but thorough
Species Fanon Wiki

**Welcome to the Species Fanon Wiki!**
Here you can create your own species, remember to to put your username in the “Created by“ label.

## Species

Tramile

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Easy

**Easy** is the third difficulty in **NToH (Minecraft)**. It is recognized as a green color (Green Concrete). Towers ranked on this difficulty are slightly harder than Effortless towers, but nothing too out of the ordinary. This is usually located in Beginner Towers and Skillful Towers locations.

The floors in this difficulty are fairly simple; there is a noticeable increase in the amount of jumping required, but these jumps are 1 block jumps, making this beginner friendly. There will be a few traps that has a very low chance of ending your tower run, mostly due to being stuck in a pit. There is also a slight increase in damage blocks and other unique mechanics like crouching sections.

There are currently 5 towers and 1 mini-tower that have this difficulty.

* World 1
* World 2
* World 3
* World 4

 World 1: Earth
* ToE - Tower of Ease - Baseline Easy (1)

 World 2: Aether
* ToFET - Tower of Fairly Easy Trials - Mid Easy (1.7)
* ToJA - Tower of Jumping Ahead - Borderline Easy (1.95)

 World 3: Caverns
* ToSA - Tower of Slight Annoyance - High Easy (1.75)

 World 4: Deep Sea
* MToP - Mini-Tower of Peace - Low Easy (1.1)
* ToLPL - Tower of Little Progress Lost - Mid Easy (1.6)

## More Information

* The difficulty's name used to be "Beginner", but the owner of NToH thought it was dumb to add such an unusual name as it already has its group of towers (Beginner Towers)
* There used to be more unique mechanics like crawling sections until these got moved to harder difficulties.
Serbian cyrillic script

The **Serbian Cyrillic script**, is the variety of the cyrillic script that resembles the Russian and Bulgarian cyrillic scripts. It's used when writing Serbo-Croatian along with Latinica, but unlike Latinica, which is used in all standards, Cyrillic is only used in Serbian and Montenegrin. Serbian Cyrillic and Latinica are congruent(they can be transliterated 1:1)

## Difficulty

If you only know the Latin alphabet, the Cyrillic alphabet may seem intimidating. But it only contains 30/32 letters and a fair amount of them are indentical or very similar to their latinica counterparts. Generally, the difficult grammar and lack of resources are going to be much bigger challenges than a bunch of silly letters when you're learning Serbo-Croatian.

## the letters

### Same letters

Letters that have more or less the same pronunciation as their Latinica counterpart

 е
 ј
 к
 м
 о
 т

### Different letters

All letters that notably differ from their Latinica counterpart

### False Friends

Letters that look similar to certain Latinica letters but are pronounced differently.

 Н
 Р
 Y
 Х

### Keyboard layout

 File:Serbian cyrillic keyboard layout.jpg
 File:Serbian cyrillic latin keyboard layout.jpg
The Serbian Cyrillic Keyboard resembles the QWERTZ layout that's used for German and Latinica, but some of the letters that aren't used in Serbia(Q, W, X, Y) are swapped out for letters that are used.

## Actually learning the thing

The Cyrillic alphabet is, as you can see, quite easy, but you still have to learn it. The best way is to memorise the letters and then apply them. Start with easy words and work your way up to more difficult words and sentences, you should be able to use Cyrillic smoothly is less than a month

### Exercises

Like with any alphabet, the best way to get used to it is to practice. Here are some links you can use to practice your Serbian cyrillic:

https://www.memrise.com/course/96678/cyrillic-alphabet-serbian/

Scripts **Serbian cyrillic script** Latinica
Standards Bosnian Croatian Serbian Montenegrin
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, Montenegrin Compared Serbo-Croatian Input Material
The Disease

The disease is the main illness in Dead and Alive, it corrupts people and messes with their form and brain, the only to get this illness is either from the original source or from a corrupted.

### SYMPTOMS

Once infected with this disease, you will start to feel your body shaking, moving on its own; twitching, insomnia. Nausea, and blindness. These are the symptoms you'll get after being infected via blood/eating infected things/species. When infected via direct contact with corrupted; you will instantly feel a hunger for food, as your thoughts start to turn into anything you see, flashes of light, sensitivity. You will then have enlarged body parts, a loss of control over your body, and a never-ending hunger. This applies to both ways.
Noggin

* Adult
* Young

> Noggins are known for their hard rocky body, if you offend one your hands will be broken!
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## Description

**Noggin** is the Single-Element Monster of Earth, and is first available when starting the game. It is obtained by purchasing from the Market for 300 . By default, its incubation time is 5 seconds long. As a Single-Elemental, Noggin does not have a high coin production.

## Sounds

* It uses the Doholla
* It uses the Bass Drum
* It uses the Cajon/Djembe

## Trivia

* One of Noggins names is Scorpillo, this could be a new noggin if My SInging Monsters Magical Melody gets taken down, it also refrences Repatillos name.
Mammott

* Adult
* Young

> Mammotts are colder then they look! They like to shovel snow and trick other monsters with the ol' snowman!
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## Description

**Mammott** is the Single-Element Monster of Cold, and is first unlocked in the game's tutorial. It is obtained by purchasing in the Market for 300 . By default, its incubation time is 2 minutes long. As a Single-Elemental, Mammott does not have a high Coin production.

## Trivia

* One of Mammotts name is Shnowman, which could be the replacement for Mammott if the game gets taken down
Porzono

**Porzonos** (*Cetofluminoidea*) are aquatic Tramilomorphs that are native to South America. They were thought to have been related to Whales but then were found out to be Tramilomorphs, Related to Tramiles.

## Evolution

Porzonos evolved from a species of Tramilomorph that started swimming, then they evolved to become more and more aquatic, eventually evolving a tail fluke and dorsal fin.

### Family: Eocetofluminidae†

* Eocetofluminis
* Paleoporzono
* Archefluminis

### Family: Cetofluminidae

#### Genus: Cetofluminis

* Common Porzono (Cetofluminis porzono)
* Serpentine Porzono (Cetofluminis serpentes)

#### Genus: Pseudocetofluminis

* Dolphin Porzono (Pseudocetofluminis delphinus)

#### Genus: Gigantocetofluminis

* Giant Porzono (Gigantocetofluminis megas)
* Gigantocetofluminis pseudorca†

#### Genus: Odobenocetofluminis†

* Odobenocetofluminis rosmaroporzono
* Odobenocetofluminis salaqua
ED: Fort Orange

## Icon

there is currently no icon for twig lakes

ED: Fort Orange is the third entry in the series by UpstateEcy, with development starting in early 2024.

The game takes place in the Lower Hudson Valley region of New York, and includes a small portion of Pennsylvania.

## Settlements

### New York

* Fort Orange
* Champlain

## Roads

### Main Routes

Champlain
 I-141
Wanking
North Harriston
 NY-169

### Local Roads

* Harriston River Boulevard
* Fort Orange Street
Ivy

***Ivy (Chickenivycoolkid)***

***Ivy*** *is one of our main protagonists. She is a chicken, and has a sister called ‘Judy’. More Info on the Protagonist’s Page.*

***Evil Universe***

*In this alternate world, Ivy has a much different appearance with a scar on her left eye and a dark red cloak that seemed to have belonged to Verno’s dad. She is a heartless villain who beheads people by bitting their neck off using her egg minions.*

***Vernofication Universe***

*In this alternate dimension, she is overruled by Verno and held captive with Rat and Peanut. She spends most of her time analyzing the scratch marks on the floor, as neither of friends did them.*

***Her awakened form***

*All the main characters have an awakened form, enhancing their stats which can aid them in battle. In her awakened form, she is known as the ‘Quartz Mage’ who fights using magic-infused crystals that can act like weapons. She also has a super sonic shockwave call that bursts everybody’s eardrums who is in a 20 meter radius from her and permanently stuns them, her friends have ‘Gumdrop Glickerbomboms’ that they put in her ear to prevent any accidents.*
Valuable Input Resources

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One of the fluency shortcuts is consuming a lot of media, and the purpose of this page is to collect those sites of the great web that will make your immersion more fun and effective. You are welcome to contribute by adding information about your favorite places to have a good time in, be it in your native or your target language.

Languages are ordered alphabetically.

## Russian

1. ↑ *Is It Interesting?* Although this is a pretty subjective criterium, it can be used to draw a distinction between the kind of resources that do not, generally, hold you on the edge of your seat (like news or toddler shows) and those that might be entertaining granted you like the topic.
Episode One — (Old)

**Episode One — (Old)**

***”The new student, or rival?”***

*In the old version of Episode One, the setting was a classroom with Ivy, Verno, Rat, and Asi sitting in chairs waiting for the newly appointed student, and for their test to start. Asi talks first, saying goodmorning to everybody which everyone answers back with “Goodmorning!”. Then, Asi reminds everybody about the test today and that they shouldn’t cheat. Then, Verno lets out an evil chuckle about how he’s going to cheat on the test. Shortly after, Ardor walks in annd introduces themself as “Dittle-Chan” and lets out the same evil giggle as Verno. Then, Ivy talks, exclaiming her thoughts about why a toilet was the new student. Rat’s face starts mutating and he starts singing 3 different songs belonging to the dog videos that were printed on his face. Ardor finally takes a seat on the floor after. This is the end of Episode One.*

**Episode One is soon to be revamped, the suspected release date is *February 1st.***
Greek(Ancient)

This page has information about Ancient Greek, **if you want to learn Modern Greek you should check** **this page instead!**

Ancient Greek is the ancestor of the modern greek language, and it was used in ancient Greece and the ancient world from around 1500 BC to 300 BC. It is often roughly divided into the following periods: **Mycenaean Greek** (c. 1400–1200 BC), **Dark Ages** (c. 1200–800 BC), the **Archaic period** (c. 800–500 BC), and the **Classical period** (c. 500–300 BC). Many important Ancient Greek texts have been preserved and have had a huge impact on western civilisations. Learning it gives one the ability to read these texts in their original language.

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## Resources

#### Learn to Read Greek by Andrew Keller and Stephanie Russell (recommended)

* Great all in one resource given you do the workbook. Introduces primary Greek texts from Chapter 3 onwards. The textbook/workbook are in two parts. If you manage to finish these thoroughly you will be able to read primary texts. You can politely email the authors telling them you've purchased the textbook/workbook and are self studying and they will probably be willing to send you an answer key to the workbook.

#### Athenaze: An Introduction to Ancient Greek by Gilbert Lawall and Maurice George Balme

* Similar to Lingua Latina Per Illustrata, this is a "natural method" Greek textbook that presents a series of stories written in Attic Greek accompanied by illustrations, and the reader is left to infer the meaning of the text from the illustrations. It starts out very easy and grows in complexity. Some people have had success with the Athenaze and natural method alone, but it is not recommended to use this as a primary resource. You will have to study grammar on your own seperately, although it does include some grammar explanations. I've seen people recommend the Italian version of the Athenaze over the English version.
English

*Following article is written in simple English*

**English** is a West Germanic language that was first spoken in Anglo-Saxon England in the early Middle Ages. It is now the third most widely used language in the world, behind Mandarin and Spanish.[4]

It is spoken in many countries around the world. Anglosphere countries include the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and a number of Caribbean nations. There are about 375 million native speakers (people with first language as English),[5] which is the largest after Mandarin and Spanish. About 220 million more people speak it as a second language. It is often used in work and in travel, and there are a billion people who are learning it. This makes English the second most spoken language, and the most international one in the world.

English has changed and developed over time. The most obvious changes are the many words taken from Latin and French. English grammar
 has also become very different from other Germanic languages, without becoming much like Romance languages. Because nearly 60% of the vocabulary comes from Latin, English is sometimes called the most Latin of the Germanic languages, and is often mistaken for being a Romance language.

## Resources

General Resources

1 Duolingo and Rosetta Stone are available in English, but they are useless for someone who speaks English well enough to use this page.

## Media

### Reading

#### Books

* Beginner Level
* My Side of The Mountain (1959) - Jean Craighead George
* Animal Farm (1945) - George Orwell
* Intermediate Level
* *The Call of the Wild* (1903) - Jack London
* Advanced Level
* *Of Mice and Men* (1937) - John Steinbeck
* *The Great Gatsby* (1925) - F. Scott Fitzgerald

#### Short stories

* *The Tell-Tale Heart* (1843) - Edgar Allen Poe
* *The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County* (1865) - Mark Twain

* *EPICAC* (1950) - Kurt Vonnegut

#### Sources

* Goodreads - a site for finding and rating book

### Movies and TV

* *Jaws* (1975)
* *Casalblanca* (1942)
* *Forrest Gump* (1994)
* *Some Like It Hot* (1959)
* *The King's Speech* (2010)
* *Amadeus* (1984)

### Music

Last.fm - a site for music recommendations

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Corrupted

The corrupted are victims of The Disease, and are usually in different shapes and sizes, altered and horrifying. They could be infected from The Infectors, or from The Disease yet its more rare.

### Statistics

Corrupted vary in different stats, different comboes, different specialties. There are different rankings for Corrupted, Minor, Medium, Major, and Mega. Minor corrupted usually are slightly stronger than a normal human. Medium corrupted have a huge power over humans, faster, stronger, durable in every medium. Major corrupted are a force to be reckoned with, they are capable of wiping hundreds in a day. Mega corrupted are the top tier, and the most rare to encounter; they have strengths competing with The Infectors.
The Witches Night Wiki

**Welcome To TWNpedia.**
The Witches Night is an ongoing series created by a small group of friends. A world more akin to our reality except with magic; The Witches Night follows a group of seemingly weird teenagers as they traverse through life and society filled with the highest of highs and lowest of lows. If you found this wiki, you're probably looking at the wrong thing ;-; sorry.

**This Wiki is a WIP. Most of it will be unfinished and will only be worked on occasionally.**

## Navigation

* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles
Mining Drones

Mining Drones are purchasable upgrades from the gold shop for mining asteroids.

There are several researchable upgrades which increase the effectiveness of the Mining Drones.

Click on the Mining Drone icon in the upper-left Upgrades bar to Store and Deploy your Mining Drones.

There can be a maximum of 100 Mining Drones on the playfield. The number on the playfield can be adjusted in the Settings Menu from 10 to 100. Purchased Mining Drones over this number increase the base value the active Mining Drones gather when mining, equally distributing the excess to the active number. Mining Drones which are not active equally distribute their gathering potential to the active Mining Drones as well.

Mining Drones evaluate asteroid rarity and target the closest most valuable asteroid.
My Singing Monsters Magical Melody Wiki

**Welcome to the My Singing Monsters Magical Melody Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about My Singing Monsters Magical Melody that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderA Main CharacterPlaceholderThe First EpisodePlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Toe Jammer

* Adult
* Young

> Toe Jammers are a beautiful monster species, then you think! Its always Cold, it makes good jams and is a fun creature!
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## Description

**Toe Jammer** is a Single-Element Monster of the Water Element, and is first unlocked in the game's tutorial. It is obtained by purchasing from the Market for 300 . By default its incubation time is 1 minute long. As a Single-Elemental, Toe Jammer does not have a high Coin production.

## Trivia

* One of Toe Jammers names is Tamlerine which could be the replacement for Toe Jammer if the game gets taken down
Peanut’s Journey Wiki

**Welcome to the Peanut’s Journey Wiki!**
“Peanut’s Journey” is an anime where four protagonist’s venture out to battle evil villains, whilst having fun together in their own time.

We're a collaborative community website about Peanut’s Journey that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderA Main CharacterPlaceholderThe First EpisodePlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Protagonists

*Who are the main protagonist’s of **“Peanut’s Journey”**  ?*

1. Peanut 🪼 🥜

***Peanut*** *is one of the main characters in the story. It has the characteristics of a jellyfish-human. There is a jellyfish on Peanut’s head consisting of pink, blue, and purple colors. It also has long spiky white hair as shown in the anime, alongside a pink shirt with a star design on it.*

2. Ivy 🐔 🪶

***Ivy*** *is also one of the main characters in the story. She is a rooster, although she is technically supposed to be a hen. This leads to the thought of Ivy being transgender to the creator. She has white ruffled feathers and a long yellow beak. Sometimes, she can be seen wearing a red sweatshirt.*

3. Rat 🐻‍❄️ 🧊

***Rat*** *also is a main character inside of the story. He is a mutated polar bear which leads to his small size in height which is highly abnormal as polar bears are usually seen as big and tall. He wears a black t-shirt always consisting of a certain pattern, the ones we have seen so far are a tropical pattern and a rizz shirt. Rat also has pink flower shorts on, but they are not visible in the anime. He is also transgender.*

4. Verno 🧛‍♂️ 👼

***Verno*** *is a main character, but also one of the antagonists in the story. I guess you could call him an anti-hero. Verno is a ding dong with sharp white fangs placed where his mouth is. He wears a maroon cape that’s too big for him… Verno is also part vampire, devil, and angel.*

5. Asi 🔴 👓

***Asi*** *is a long retired main character. Asi was the old peanut, as the creator of Peanut decided to give Asi a makeover, completely changing Asi into the main character we know now, Peanut. He is a human with dark red skin, a bright red visor, and a pale pink shirt. He also wears black glasses and is sometimes seen with a red scarf.*

6. Ardor 🚽 👀

***Ardor** is a main character who was completely removed from the show. Due to involvement of drama with the gang, Ardor decided to leave and dismiss his wrongdoings. Ardor was a white big toilet, with big black eyes placed right below the toilet lid. Other than that, Ardor has no other stand-out features. skibidi toilet*
Laser Mining Turrets

Laser Mining Turrets (LMTs) are purchasable upgrades from the gold shop for mining asteroids.

There are several researchable upgrades which increase the effectiveness and range of the LMTs.

The LMTs can be moved around the playfield by left-clicking on them, moving the LMT to the desired location and left-clicking again.

The positions are saved each time they're moved. There are also 3 layout slots to save and load LMT positions. Click on the LMT icon in the upper-left Upgrades bar to show/hide the Layout Menu.

There can be a maximum of 10 LMTs on the playfield. Purchased LMTs over this number have their 'potential mining amount' equally distributed to the 10 on screen.

LMTs target the closest asteroid to them. Asteroid rarity is not evaluated.
Pitaya Kenzo

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### Aliases

Pita (by Ero and Soot), Dragonfruit (by Sa), Gluttony (by Mystique)

## Biographical Information

### Relatives

Claude Kenzo (father), Stephen Kenzo (stepfather), Tao Kenzo (foster brother), Canry Vail (stepsister)

## Personality

A mixture of spontaneous energy and expressive emotions. Before Missing Arc she was incredibly optimistic and friendly, willing to do anything it takes to help a friend. Afterward, Pitaya is very mellow in comparison, taking things very seriously, and at times he can lose control over her temper. She is still very loyal and would do anything for someone he loves.

## Trivia

* Soot never had a real human design. What he looked like during the school's incident was presumed, but was never confirmed to be him.
* Pitaya's favorite colors are pink and purple, as mentioned during a conversation at the beginning of the Spider Kingdom arc.
The Infectors

The infectors are a group of advanced intelligent corrupted consisting of 10. They are responsible for the sudden surge in population of corrupted. 10 of The Infectors represent their own emotion/feeling.

### Who are the Infectors?

There are 10 Infectors, that being:

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Sanskrit

Sanskrit is an Indo-Aryan language that was spoken in Classical India. And during this period many works were composed in Sanskrit, including many important Hindu texts. Over time Sanskrit dialects started appearing, diverging and morphing. They then became modern Indo-Aryan languages like Hindustani, among others.