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Anonymous

Where did it all go wrong? 09/27/26(Sun)06:37:55 No.225048423

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Where did it all go wrong? Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)06:37:55 No.225048423 Archived

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)06:46:15 No.225048552

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)06:46:15 No.225048552

Wtf is this image

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)06:49:52 No.225048604

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)06:49:52 No.225048604

>>225048423
Maybe some of those words came from different substrate languages?

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)06:51:19 No.225048626

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)06:51:19 No.225048626

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/ita/ - il filo

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)06:53:51 No.225048660

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)06:53:51 No.225048660

>>225048423
Isn't it "sic" in Latin. Sí comes from there

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)07:30:23 No.225049275

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)07:30:23 No.225049275

>>225048660
the image is retarded, only three languages in it actually descend from latin and a word like "yes" isn't usually borrowed from a foreign non-superstratum language. and like you pointed out, the latin word isn't even the ancestor of sí(or sim). my guess is OP was in need of a quick fix of attention and grabbed whatever picture he could find.

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)08:57:03 No.225051123

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)08:57:03 No.225051123

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>>225048423
> ano

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)09:00:07 No.225051184

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)09:00:07 No.225051184

>>225048604
IIRC Italian "sì" derives from latin "sic"

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)09:02:58 No.225051245

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)09:02:58 No.225051245

>>225048423
Thats wrong.
>Oui
comes from HOC ILLE (it will be)
>Sì
Comes from HIC EST (so be it)

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)09:07:17 No.225051354

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)09:07:17 No.225051354

>>225051245
Sic est*

Anonymous
09/27/26(Sun)09:27:51 No.225051815

Anonymous 09/27/26(Sun)09:27:51 No.225051815

>>225048423
>Hungarian
>tied with Latin
the catastrophically retarded point in the chart.