This isn't applicable to building with blocks at all.

"Yes, I know she's settling in, I'm not going to interfere with settling in, get out of my way -"

 - Aitim worriedly hurries towards the front door.

"I want to see my grandbaby - Aitim!"

"Don't bully my staff. That said, she's settling in all right and you can meet her if you'd like and if you're going to set a good example -"

"Grandbaby!" says Afen, ducking past the security guard.

Lintalai has How To Build Very Tall propped open to the part about bedrock and is smushing blocks into the courtyard dirt.

"Lintalai, this is your grandpa. He was supposed to come and see you tomorrow but I guess he was in a very big hurry."

"They said they couldn't place her accent."

- sigh.

"Hello," she says. "Why were you in a hurry?"

"I want to try to place your accent. I like languages. And probably know more of them than whoever they had trying."

"Oh. Do I need to say more words?"

"It would help, yes. Do you know if you know any languages aside from Anitami?"

"No. What should I say?"

"You could tell me about the house?"

"It has three dining rooms. That seems like a lot. I am allowed to go in this little bit of outside without having to go get somebody first. A book asked if I had paintings on my walls but I don't."

Afen is frowning. "Do you mind if I run through some languages and you can let me know if any of them sound familiar?"

"I don't mind."

"Does this sound familiar?" he asks in Tapap and Cenemi and Arvaran and Voan and Oahkar and Celen and Yanitaz and Pena and Eliep.

She recognizes Tapap and says "This one I understand," in Tapap.

"- huh. Your accent isn't Tapai, though - want to do more of them -"

"Okay."

But she doesn't understand any of the others and her accent in Tapap is just as strange.

"Do you know -"

"No. Not a language that's been documented, I don't think, though I'll look through obscure ones when I get home."