Talk:Yokuts language

Yok-Utian

From the article:

Callaghan (1997) provides strong evidence uniting Yokutsan and Utian as sub-families within a single Yok-Utian language family.

This represents a gross misrepresentation of the cited text. Quoting from Callaghan's conclusion:

"In answer to the question of genetic kinship between Yokuts and Utian, I would say that the preponderance of evidence argues in favor of such a relationship, but it cannot be called true beyond a reasonable doubt, especially since speakers may have lived side by side from the time of the proto-languages."

--Peter Farago (talk) 23:26, 28 April 2010 (UTC)

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How are these phrases significant?

Oh, baby. He () peed. chi Shan rit qid a chi chi chin itz Concerns to the south, near central California. Why are there voids of information about sno qualemi? Where is this urgent demand for information. Chalemne?

If I had a complaint here, in Nor Cal about this, then I would want it high as a board:

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sputum is not to be offered as insults from bio logique solution to their quarrels.

A demand for information makes everyone look bad, doesn’t it’s? But, this is not a tribal concern. It is a local concern. How are we gringos more than you . . . Suspect for Buddhist or reclusive group Franti Musicianship group; affiliation with this : An offensive strategy with biologique agents posed asa threat( To one’s domestic environment.

They abducted an organ, then they interfered with her parenting, and then introduced franti rap ethics. Biologique (colours) would be painted onto our graves as their insult.

A cultural change has occurred over time. Where glute was a dietary supplement Ava, through a Catholic arrangement ( this could’ve been the early uses of serum ).

The interlude of Buddhism could’ve interrupted the customs. This may have changed practices among Catholics. If glute is a term for serum then the other definitions of that word must be cross referenced between languages.

Lobbyists in the govt. could be involved with collecting serum, nationwide. And this threat of Biologique must be part of our knowledge before they can addresss our group.

if you challenge me, I still look like Peter Pan oct. 2023. 2600:1010:B1A1:66:586A:E4F6:48AF:769E (talk) 11:39, 10 October 2023 (UTC)