>His language doesn't have definite and indefinite articles
Slovenian does in fact have the definite article in its vernacular varieties true to its long exposure to Lower German, tho the fact remains controversial
Just speak American.
or, Upper German, Lower German is like Dutch, that has always confused me
>>225546420https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4joCXMT_RAdon't I?
>>225546370>His language is woke and doesn't have gender articles
>his language doesn't have mandatory gendered articles for all names yike
>>225546763>his language doesn't have a strict word order
>His language isnt even agglutinative languageare you guys even thinking?
>>225546370Good thing Latin has "ly" and medieval usage of "ille"
>>225546370imagine even knowing what that is
>>225546370>>225546745>>225546763>be language that lacks everything>get called a hard to learn language
>This terrifies the ESL
>>225547445they are incapable of comprehending having words that mean things instead of using 5000 versions of every word
>>225547469English has insane vocabulary thoughever.
>>225547445Stand aside
>>225547476thats just because every new meaningful concept, technology, or object developed in the last 100 years has been from english-speaking countries
>>225547515Germans made the tuned pipe.
>his language family has over 10 million speakersFucking normalfags
>>225547546If you even try to learn a Nordic/Scandinavian languages, the locals will scoff at you and just speak to you in English.
>>225547571they speak english among each other too because their language is just retarded ikea english and they know it
>>225547480¿Por qué ustedes no usan vosotros como los españoles? Todavía soy nuevo a este idioma.
>>225546370Articles are a sign of a language losing morphology. Slavic languages have rich morphology with a complex case system, so no articles needed. Bulgarian lost its morphology and is the only Slavic language without cases. Latin doesn’t have articles, but has cases, yet Romance languages are the opposite. >but what about Germanit’s currently in some weird intermediate state and the case system is slowly dying out, eg the genitive case is colloquially replaced with the von + dative construction.
>>225548330total morpholog death
>>225548299high class registers and colonizer ethnolinguistics (Mexicans speak to everyone as if they're their master o algo)>>225548347>total morpholog death
>>225547445wow, english so unique! did you know english has conjugation?
>>225548516no one knows that, we just have different words and some suffixes and prefixes. no english native has ever heard of conjugation unless they take up languagefagging as a hobby
>>225546834Imagine thinking that's a feature
>>225549847Inflected languages are CRINGE
>>225548516I constantly hear ESL’s say “English tenses are soooo hard :(“
>>225546834That's some retarded shit invented by gigafaggots (known as grammarians) in the late 19th century
>>225547476most of that is of romance origin though. like easily more than half. pretty sure they even have more vocab borrowed from greek than native germanic words.
>>225547445>have you worn wigs>will you wear wigs
>>225547571not if you're competent enough to become fluent
>his language needs to put spaces between words
>>225546370we have a definite article
>>225548299Argentinians use it since they are beyond cucked
>>225547445It's a bit redundant desu>"I have had to run errands in the past">"I had to run errands in the past"I get that the top works for a different context, but people know what you mean through if the bottom was used
>>225546370>his language doesnt have runes and hard to learn for brainlets
