User talk:F. F. Fjodor

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Yiddish

Thank you for your work with Yiddish! A couple of minor technical details about plurals:

• You can create plurals automatically by going to Special:Preferences, going to the tab 'Gadgets', going to the section 'Editing gadgets', and clicking the second checkbox. Once you do that, plurals will appear green and clicking on them will fill in all the information.
• Also, in {{yi-noun}}, plurals can be given as pl=n or pl=s if the plural is regularly formed by adding one of these. In such cases, giving the pltr= is not necessary.

Please ask if you have any questions, and again, thank you! —Μετάknowledge^{discuss/deeds} 19:06, 11 April 2013 (UTC)

Pfanne

You changed the pronunciation section of Pfanne, saying that it's pronounced /panə/ in the North and West. That's obviously not true, because no speaker would read out the word Pfanne as /panə/. What you meant, of course, was that there's a dialectal form Panne or Pann in those areas, but that has nothing to do with pronunciation. So I reverted it. What you could do is to create a separate entry for the word Panne and mark that as dialectal! Best regards.

cemetery

Hello, you made this entry to cemetery two years ago. I was wondering what your source is for AAVE pronunciation since it’s not a homogenous dialect, and second of all why you didn’t include a [ɹ] in the third syllable. Yes, AAVE is usually non-rhotic but that doesn’t delete syllable initial [ɹ]’s. Regards, --Lundgren8 (t · c) 16:10, 23 February 2019 (UTC)