English is my 5th language, dont ever call me an E"S"L again

>>216625507
ESL

>>216625325
Because every language has these arbitrary rules. You'd get filtered by German and French too, Brucie.

>>216625325
Please educate me, where do "weekends" go in that chart?

>>216625862
On the weekend

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>>216625325
>in the morning
>at night

>both summer and Monday are cyclic time periods
>for some inexplicable reason one is capitalized and the other one isn’t
>on Monday but in summer
Meanwhile
>am Montag, im Sommer (on/in, both dative case)
>Montags is a separate construction to indicate a routine, no preposition (“on Mondays”)
>lundi, été (no prepositions at all)
>в пoнeдeльник, лeтoм (in and no preposition + instrumental case)
>пo пoнeдeльникaм is a separate construction for routines, instrumental case (“on Mondays”, notice an entirely different preposition пo vs в)
Tell me how any of this arbitrary bullshit makes sense.

In Swedish you can say "till sommaren" (to the summer) to mean "ahead this summer". Missing feature.

>>216625325
English is quite a primitive language. Very poor syntax, as though constructed for children.