Welcome back!
After an intense lesson on the _assimilation based on sonority_ transformation, here we come with a new challenge. The concept of this new transformation is, perhaps, simpler than the other one, but has the complicating factor of requiring other transformations to take effect. Let’s dive deep in.
I wanted to post this yesterday, but I was out of home and could not manage it.
Let’s celebrate Carlo Alfredo **Piatti**’s birthday with a dedicated post.
Dear all,
Welcome to the first update of 2024!
First things first: **HAPPY NEW YEAR!** I hope you were able to celebrate in the way that fulfilled you the most, and I wish you a 2024 in strong, rude health, and with plenty of joy, love, peace, and success!
I’m trying to get back to a monthly schedule, possibly writing less in these newsletters and leaving more specific content to dedicated blog posts.
Under specific conditions in the Serbian language, words undergo subtle changes to certain consonants and vowels based on surrounding letters and sounds. These changes are called _Phonetic transformations,_ or, in Serbian, Гласовне промене—literally, “voice changes”.
The time is nigh to go fetch the long awaited “maxi” boy from the Apple Store. I decided to have it delivered there because of recent thefts in the hall of my building. Granted, those all happened with Amazon couriers, who are given far too many daily deliveries compared to what they can humanly handle. They therefore just ring the entry phone, run inside, and leave your package unattended. Couriers handling Apple shipments are given precise instructions to deliver only manually to the recipient and, recently, have started to ask for a PIN code. I didn’t want to risk it this time, though.
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