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   ninja8tyu (ninja8tyu@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 04:57:55 JST ninja8tyu
   the fuck is "tetum"
   
   there is no way that's a name to a language
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     Lina Inver?e (lina@eientei.org)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 04:57:54 JST Lina Inver?e

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     @ninja8tyu its kasane teto's language :tetopearbitten:
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     Lina Inver?e (lina@eientei.org)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:40:42 JST Lina Inver?e

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     • Ronnie21093
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     • Nepfag
     @nepfag @Ronnie21093 @ninja8tyu @supersid333 well frankly i didn't see anyone happy about people saying they speak mexican in mexico or american in america
     eh scratch the latter one, i think there are americans who genuninely believe they speak american
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     Nepfag (nepfag@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:40:43 JST Nepfag

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     • supersid
     @supersid333 @ninja8tyu @Ronnie21093 I never understood why they get so asshurt when someone calls it Filipino in English. No one says Deutsch, Français or Nihongo either.
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     supersid (supersid333@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:40:44 JST supersid

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     • Ronnie21093
     @ninja8tyu @Ronnie21093 Tagolog is the official Filipino language.
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     ninja8tyu (ninja8tyu@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:40:45 JST ninja8tyu

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     • Ronnie21093
     @Ronnie21093 what kinda language is named tagalog?
     
     i also don't believe that if tetum existed, a random comment would be saying "o micro prick!"
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     Ronnie21093 (ronnie21093@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:40:46 JST Ronnie21093

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     @ninja8tyu For some reason, this reminded me on how one of my teachers thought Tagalog wasn't an actual language :guraKekw:
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     Lina Inver?e (lina@eientei.org)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:43:21 JST Lina Inver?e

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     • Ota_1504
     @Ota1504 @ninja8tyu insulindia sounds like a country where all of the insulin supplements for diabetics is produced
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     Ota_1504 (ota1504@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:43:22 JST Ota_1504

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     @ninja8tyu
     It is an Austronesian language with many words of Portuguese and Malay origin.
     
     Republika Demokrátika Timor (Lorosae), is a country in Southeast Asia. Timor is an island south of Insulindia, divided between the independent state of East Timor and West Timor, part of the Indonesian province of East Nusa Tenggara.
     
     Tetum developed as a contact language during the 16th century, following Portuguese colonization.
     The Tetum name for East Timor is Timor Lorosae, or 'country of the rising sun,' which is the country's official name.
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     Lina Inver?e (lina@eientei.org)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:48:22 JST Lina Inver?e

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     • Ota_1504
     @Ota1504 dude what the hell i only did some wordplay i didn't really need to know the history of insulindia
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     Ota_1504 (ota1504@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:48:23 JST Ota_1504

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     • Lina Inver?e
     @lina
     A little more summary to give a clearer idea,thx:
     The Malay Archipelago, also called Insulindia, is a geographical region that constitutes the insular part of Southeast Asia, composed of a large archipelago located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. From an opposite perspective, Insulindia would refer to the relationship of this archipelago with the continent of Oceania. With more than 25,000 islands, it is the largest archipelago in the world by surface area. It includes the countries of Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia, East Timor, and sometimes most of Papua New Guinea. The island of New Guinea is not always included in the definitions of the Malay Archipelago. The name is based on the concept of the "Malay race," and not on what could be mistakenly considered the demonym of the country of Malaysia. The region is also sometimes referred to as the East Indies and Maritime Southeast Asia.
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     Lina Inver?e (lina@eientei.org)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:50:45 JST Lina Inver?e

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     • Ota_1504
     @Ota1504 its ok, was just sudden
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     Ota_1504 (ota1504@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Jun-2025 06:50:46 JST Ota_1504

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     • Lina Inver?e
     @lina
     sorry I thought it was necessary, I'm sorry🙇👋