However these grmatical formulations were dropped due to simplification. Almost all languages do have these multiple formulations. But while most older versions relied in juxtaposing meanings, nowadays only a few still rely in it (like german).
So juxtaposing words to make 1 meaning does not make you better. Just makes you cling into “past” notions of modernity. (And boy how i know modernity for germans is using fax machines… I work for them…)
Sorry, what flag is the Christmas Barry?
I’ve just done some important research and have concluded that Basque beats Spanish because it actually has a word for “toe”
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Vorvorvorvorvorvorgestern
The only tits basque men touch
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vorvorvorvorgestern
vorvorvorgestern
vorvorgestern
vorgestern
gestern
heute
morgen
übermorgen
überübermorgen
überüberübermorgen
l’altrol’altrol’altrol’altrol’altro ieri
dopodopodopodopodopo domani
who?
Echdoe, ddoe, heddiw, yfory, drenydd
Yesterday? The day before yesterday? The day before that?
Why would we need that when the days of the week have names?
We’d just say “c u next Tuesday”
Some people have never heard of “ereyesterday” and “overmorrow”. Please take note, and feel free to use.
Drie dagen geleden
Eergisteren
Gisteren
Vandaag
Morgen
Overmorgen
We zullen wel zien
Well its obsolete english but they do have it and it can be found in some older english literature.
Today – yesterday, ereyesterday, anteereyesterday, foreanteereyesterday
The same works for overmorrow
However these grmatical formulations were dropped due to simplification. Almost all languages do have these multiple formulations. But while most older versions relied in juxtaposing meanings, nowadays only a few still rely in it (like german).
So juxtaposing words to make 1 meaning does not make you better. Just makes you cling into “past” notions of modernity. (And boy how i know modernity for germans is using fax machines… I work for them…)
Sorry, what flag is the Christmas Barry?
I’ve just done some important research and have concluded that Basque beats Spanish because it actually has a word for “toe”
“Foot fingers” is just lazy, even for you Pedro
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Then Barry brings out the “In a fortnight” and wins.
*rule brittania plays at the distance”.
Avant-avant-avant-hier
Au jour d’aujourd’hui
Après-après-après-demain
Avant avant hier
Avant hier
Hier
Aujourd’hui
Demain
Après demain
Après après demain
We can do it too hey !
Did I just found Bihar 💀
echdoe – day before yesterday
ddoe – yesterday
heddiw – today
yfory – tomorrow
trennydd – the day after tomorrow
tradwy – the day after the day after tomorrow
Unlike the Basques, we are a forward-thinking people.
Przedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedprzedwczoraj.
Every language so far seems unnecessarily overcomplicated. Here’s mine
Üleüleüleeile
Üleüleeile
Üleeile
Eile
Täna
Homme
Ülehomme
Üleülehomme
Üleüleülehomme
https://i.redd.it/rika2qymr3pe1.gif
Après-après-après-après demain
Meanwhile Romania:
– Alaltăieri (-2 days from today)
– Ieri (yesterday)
– Azi (today)
– Mâine (tomorrow)
– Poimâine (day after tomorrow)
– Răspoimâine (2 days after tomorrow)
tercianueche , empasáu 🥱
L’avant-avant-avant-veille
L’avant-avant-veille
L’avant-veille
La Veille
Aujourd’hui
Le lendemain
Le surlendemain
le sursurlendemain
le sursursurlendemain
Προπροπροπροπροπροπροπροπρορπροπροχθες
The other week
Last week
The other day
Yesterday
Today
Tomorrow
In a few days
Next week
Sometime soon
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