I May Live In The Steppes, But This Is Nonetheless True, Since We Wont Have Livestock Sans Food. Plus,

I may live in the steppes, but this is nonetheless true, since we won’t have livestock sans food. Plus, plants have been around since time immemorial & help us in emergencies.

i’m having an existential crisis

Much like using certain inaw, looks like we’ll start using things more carefully to heal. Iyayraykere, Onuman.

Would it be possible to enchant an object to be able to cast a certain spell for example having a paintings frame enchanted to protect it from damage if so how does this process work?

It requires a specific spell and a great deal of magical power, but yes, you can create magic items. Beyond that, it works much like any spell. You need a conceptualized goal, the spell power required and techniques which vary depending on the spell being cast.

I would advice caution, however, as magic items can become corrupted with time, as the spell is influenced by ambient magic or magic emanating from the user, and this can lead to unintended consequences. Many ancient magical items are dangerous for this reason. But for short term purposes, it’s certainly safe and useful, just destroy them when you no longer have need of them.

The beautiful languages of the people who talk like birds

Their unusual whistled speech may reveal what humanity’s first words sounded like.

Mawsorus itak pirka hum okay.

(Whistling languages sound good.) Isn't that an interesting glimpse into the far flung parts of our world?

When I get the chance, I hope to see the full movie soon.

Perspective | ‘Land of the Human Beings’: The world of the Ainu, little-known indigenous people of Japan

For years, photographer Laura Liverani documented the long-oppressed, little-known Ainu culture.

How heartening that the efforts continue. Great that Laura's endeavours have amounted after she embarked since the official recognition's beginning, but the Nuca should look into learning more about them since they too hosted these people indigenously. Korkay (Even so), this should be a great opportunity for hure sisam (foreigners) --especially westerners-- to better appreciate the lands beneath the stereotypically Sisam media and products.

‘Talking Dictionary’ Transmits Language of Japan’s Indigenous Ainu People

An online "talking dictionary" is attempting to preserve the Ainu language spoken by the indigenous inhabitants of Japan's northeastern island of Hokkaido.

Itah itahi kambisos pirika ne; eyunge=an ro.

(Talking dictionary is good; let's use it.) The links inside should help encourage its spread through us.