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--- yivalkes:crashcourse [2026/04/20 00:48] – created wikarai
+++ yivalkes:crashcourse [2026/08/07 21:39] (current) – [Chapter 6: Metaphors & Slang] mangotrain
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-[[yivalkes:grammar | <-- Original grammar page here from the creator.]] The below is a WIP.
+[[yivalkes:grammar | <-- Original grammar page here from MangoTrain.]] The below is a WIP.
 ====== Yivalese: The Complete Crash Course ======
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 === Timekeeping ===
-  * **Lubakh:** Hour. (Literally a "Flow stick"). This refers to a water-clock hour, which lasts approximately 20-22 human minutes.
+  * **Lubakh:** Hour. (Literally a "Flow stick"). This refers to a water-clock hour, which lasts approximately 20-22 human minutes for a small hour, or an eighth of a day for the big hours.
   * **Lenke:** Today / The span of a day.
   * **Linoku:** Daytime (From dawn to dusk).
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 Yivalese is built on metaphors. Death, violence, and lying are taboo, so locals use colorful imagery instead.
+Language around sex, bodily function and otherwise are not seen as taboo on its hand, so it is very common for people to approach said subjects without minding much the other person's bubble, which can be pretty off-putting for folks coming from further south or from the growing Western Empire.
 ==== Common Metaphors ====
   * **Pustesha** (Rotten tale): A lie. "A rotten tale deserves 24 kicks."

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