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==Study by non-native speakers== | ==Study by non-native speakers== | ||
Due to the popularity of Sjowaázh pop culture across the globe, Sjowaázh is commonly learned by Sjowaázhophile otakus. Sjowaázh is considered one of the most daunting languages for speakers of most | Due to the popularity of Sjowaázh pop culture across the globe, Sjowaázh is commonly learned by Sjowaázhophile otakus. Sjowaázh is considered one of the most daunting languages for speakers of most Northern (Bitaletan) languages, due to its morphological complexity and high degree of diglossia. | ||
==Poetry== | ==Poetry== | ||
Sjowaázh poetry uses quantitative meters, like Sanskrit. | Sjowaázh poetry uses quantitative meters, like Sanskrit. | ||