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Europeans need to stop acting like they’re speaking english

You basically just have to swap out a few words from your native language

(Except for the fellow mongoloid at the bottom)

Happens iyc?
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>>224524843
No
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>>224524843
You post this as if your country didn't create a whole alphabet just to not write in your neighbor's language. What's the point of Hangul? It's just there so you can say you don't speak chinese.
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>>224524890
What is volume in hellas language
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>>224524914
Ενταση
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>>224524843
Volume means too many different things in English and to each we have different words.
As in general it would be obyom (Oбъём) here.
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Meanwhile Squid Korean can't even read their own constitution because it's written in Chinese
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>>224524906
That has nothing to do with my post
But just to enlighten you a little language and alphabet are two different things.
Still i'll give you credit for knowing hangul
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>>224524919
Greatest alphabet ever.. Thank you greece for civilization
>>224524949
How difficult was it for you to learn english?
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>>224525093
My English sucked ass at school and later, before I started to consume more and more everything in English and became intuitive in it.
I still don't know it well. I can understand it quite well, but when it comes to writing and speaking I make hell a ton of mistakes. I think my mind applies similar model to Russian, when I construct the sentences.
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>>224524950
Again language and alphabet are different

How difficult was it for you to learn english?
Is your dad rich or high ranking communist party official?
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>>224525137
That's impressive
Do you have any plans to learn another language?
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>>224526244
I had thoughts about it. But I don't see any good use case for that and I don't have as much free. I watched a lot of anime back in the school days and can understand a bit of Japanese just by listening. So I had thoughts to learn that, but... As I've said there's no real use case for me anymore.
I also like German and had classes of it in high school. So I also wanted to learn it better for some time. Now I don't remember anything at all.
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>>224524843
wow one word is the same therefore all those languages are the same
You know english. Can you read german? french? stupid retard
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>>224524843
swedish and norwegian words don't mean the same thing
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>>224524843
Just swap some words in Korean and you're speaking Japanese
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>>224525189
no more brother wars
all yellow people will retvrn to the sinosphere one day
as is ordained in the mandates of heaven
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>>224525137
>My English sucked ass at school and even for a while afterwards, then I started to consume more and more content in English until it became intuitive to me. I still don’t know it well. I can understand it quite well, but when it comes to writing and speaking I make a ton of mistakes [“hell” doesn’t make sense here, if you want to use an obscene amplifier “a fuck/shit ton of mistakes” is closer to how a native would say it]. I think my mind subconsciously applies Russian grammar to English when I construct my sentences.
this is the most grammatically correct way I could come up with to phrase what you said in English. As you can see despite a few creative changes I made for clarity it’s still quite close to what you originally wrote, your English is decent, don’t underestimate yourself. Despite a few small mistakes any english speaker can understand what you wrote originally.
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>>224527581
You sure? Seems to have the same meanings (sound/space, like in English).
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>>224528988
volymen innit
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>>224529068
volymen = the volume (en volym)
Apparently it's neuter in Norwegian to be confusing (volymet)
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>>224529267
*volumet
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>>224524843
>You basically just have to swap out a few words from your native language
true, most european languages are mostly the same and the way you construct sentences, ideas, and how phrases flow, the alphabet, all is the same

nonetheless, we really can not understand each other, they are different languages

I can naturally understand a bit of spanish first and italian second, the rest are close to 0% intelligible



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