Post AMWDFlO6kFd882qXtg by espero@biplus.date
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 (DIR) Post #AMWDFlO6kFd882qXtg by espero@biplus.date
       2022-08-14T12:15:41Z
       
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       For my linguistic/sociolinguistic/social work folks there: How do you ask about someone's linguistic repertoire in a non offensive, non jargoning and non exclusive manner? I usually do "what languages do you speak" and then I had this interviewee who signs a sign language and I was like ahhhh sh*t how did I not take that into consideration :0b16:
       
 (DIR) Post #AMWDFlzKVrP7zUGGum by espero@biplus.date
       2022-08-14T12:25:01Z
       
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       because "what languages do you *use*" sounds weird & ambiguous doesn't it? (e.g. I used to use Cantonese but I'm no longer using it anymore am I still a canto user?)
       
 (DIR) Post #AMWDFmRgoQ5bPRWv7Q by tusooa@kazv.moe
       2022-08-14T12:28:12.192606Z
       
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       @espero "can you use"?
       
 (DIR) Post #AMWEJIpCz0TIefm3iy by espero@biplus.date
       2022-08-14T12:30:33Z
       
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       @tusooa sounds a bit weird...i'm thinking about "what languages do you speak or sign" but WHAT IF SOMEONE'S FLUENT IN LATIN japhgphap9d8h9^*(^(*%*#*@（我好像有点钻牛角尖了）
       
 (DIR) Post #AMWEJJEjS6t7vpiRVY by tusooa@kazv.moe
       2022-08-14T12:40:05.445139Z
       
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       @espero what languages do you know? (and at what level/how fluently are you able to use them/...)