>Translation Slop challenge: A Reassuring Message in a Swedish Winter Town

Translate the following twelve sentences into your target language:
>Beginner
The snow falls.
I see a sign.
The sign helps me.
>Easy
The town is cold, and the streets are white.
A woman reads the message and smiles.
“Are you safe?” a man asks.
>Medium
Near the town square, I find a small note that says everyone can find help at the library.
Although the snow covers the roads, the warm light in the windows makes the town feel less lonely.
Who left this message here, and why does it tell strangers that they are not alone?
>Hard
By the time I reach the old wooden noticeboard, the snow has nearly hidden the earlier announcements, yet one fresh sheet remains visible beneath a clear plastic cover: “If you need somewhere warm tonight, knock on the blue door beside the church.”
“I thought nobody would come,” the elderly shopkeeper says, pausing as she hands me a cup of tea; “but people have been leaving food, blankets, and notes of encouragement here since the first heavy snowfall.”
What reassures me most is not simply that the message promises help, but that someone has taken the time to write it in several languages, as if the stranger who might read it tomorrow deserves the same welcome as the person standing here tonight.

>Output Slop Challenge: Seeing a Reassuring Message in a Swedish Winter Town edition lmaoooo

>Respond to the following prompts to the best of your ability. If you can, try using no external resources at first, leaving blanks or (even better) substituting descriptions or approximations for terms that you don't now. Then you may return to your answers and make better versions where you correct mistakes and substitute missing vocabulary. If you are more advanced, feel free to elaborate, expound, and improvise beyond the basic response.

Describe a Swedish town in winter. What do you see, hear, and feel?
You find a message on a sign near the town square. What does it say, and how do you react?
Describe the person who left the message. Why do you think they wrote it?
You feel cold and a little lost, but the message tells you where to find help. What do you do next?
You meet a local person who asks whether you have seen the message. What do you say to them, and how do they respond?
Imagine you want to leave a reassuring message for another stranger who visits the town tomorrow. What would you write, and where would you leave it?

>>225654026
>Beginner
Sniegas kritį
Aš matau ženklą
Ženklas padėti manę

>Easy
Miestas yra šaltą ir gatvės yra baltą.
Moteris skaito žinutės ir šypsotis.
„Ar tu saugus?" Vyras paklausti.

>Medium
Arti miestas aikštelė aš rado truputį lapas kad sakai
Kiekviena žmogus gali rado padėti bibliotekoje
Kas nors sniegą viršelis kelias, karštas šviesos langoje veikia miestas mažiausias vienas
Kad paliko šis žinutės čia ir kodėl tai sakai nepažistamas žmogus kad jie nėra vienas?

>>225654026
Der Schnee fällt.
Ich sehe ein Schild.
Das Schild hilft mir.

In der Stadt ist es kalt, und die Strassen sind weiss.
Eine Frau liest die Botschaft und lächelt.
"Bist du in Sicherheit?" fragt ein Mann.

Too lazy to do the others.

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I'm learning Portuguese even though I live in rural West Virginia and will never meet a Portuguese speaker.

I just really like the way the language sounds and looks.

Idk if ive asked this question before but, how much time do you dedicate to language learning per day or per week so that it doesnt take too much time away from other things youre interested in or that you think you should learn?

>>225657180
I listen to short podcasts in my TL while on the train, and do my anki reviews.
In the evening, I do maximum 2h input, usually more like 1h, sometimes if I'm too busy then I don't do any. I think it probably averages 1h.

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>>225656888
Very based, interest should come first. I mean does it matter if you actually encounter people who speak the language? Your by far most likely encounter is with people speaking Spanish and they're America so they should speak Murican damn it!
>>225657180
I do like 80-90% of my media consumption in TL, that's a lot of hours basically for free. Then I just do a few hours of grammar practice, creative writing etc per week which is quite manageable.

>>225657591
>. I mean does it matter if you actually encounter people who speak the language?

Probably not, to be honest. I work from home doing computer nerd stuff and rarely leave my house. Even if there was a robust Lusophone community near me, I'm too assburger to go out and interact with them. I can probably just find a telegram or discord server full of tugas and huehues to chat with when I'm better at the language.

Les choses de la vie qui me donnaient de la joie n'en donnent vraiment plus

>>225654026
1. Cнeг идёт.
2. Я вижy знaк.
3. Знaк мнe пoмoгaeт.

4. Гopoд хoлoдный, и yлицы бeлыe.
5. Жeнщинa читaeт cooбщeниe и yлыбaeтcя.
6. Myжщинa cпpaшивaeт, "вы в бeзoпacнocти?"

7. Pядoм c плoщaдoм, я нaхoжy мaлeнькyю зaпиcкy. B нeй нaпиcaннo, чтo в библиoтeкe вceх пoмoгyт.
8. Хoтя дopoги и пoкpыты cнeгoм, тёплый cвeт из oкoн yмeньшaeт чyвcтвo oдинoчecтвa в гopoдe.
9. Ктo здecь ocтaвил этo cooбщeниe, и пoчeмy в нём cкaзaнo чyжaм, чтo oни нe oдни?

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>>225658982
10. Дo тeх пop, кaк я дoбpaлcя дo cтapoй дepeвяннoй дocки, пocлeдниe oбъявлeния пoчти нe пoкpыты cнeгoм, нo oднa cтpaницa eщё виднa, пoкpытa плacтикoвым лиcтoм.
"Ecли вaм этoй нoчью нyжнo тёплoe мecтo, cтyкнитe в cинюю двepь, pядoм c цepкoвю."
"Я дyмaлa, чтo никтo нe пpидёт", гoвopит пoжилaя пpoдaвщицa, ocтaнaвливaяcь нa пoлycлoвe, и oтдaвaя мнe чaшкy чaя, "нo c тeх пop, кoгдa cильнo пoшёл cнeг, люди cюдa ocтaвляли eдy, oдeялa, и зaпиcки пooщpeния."
Meня ycпoкaивaeтcя нe cтoлькo тo, чтo cooбщeниe oбeщaeт пoмoщь, cкoлькo тo, чтo ктo-тo пoтpaтил вpeмя нa тo, чтoбы нaпиcaть eгo в paзных языкaх, кaк бyдтo чyжoгo, кoтopый, мoжeт быть, зaвтpa eгo пpoчитaeт, зacлyживaeт тo жe пpивeтcтвиe, кaк и чeлoвeкa, ктo здecь cтoит этoй нoчью.

>>225658998
I meant "дo cих пop" at the start of 10. of course
retard

>>225657180
Usually a few hours playing Skyrim in German everyday unless I have something on, but I’m a NEET, and except Sunday because of church.
I might have jumped the gun. I nearly 100%ed Skyrim in Spanish (except Hearthfire) and it was easy to pick up nearly everything provided there were subtitles because I spent years intensively learning Spanish and it was an easier language, but German…let’s just say it’s better than you read at least one good grammar book (tick) AND a book that is diverse in vocabulary and semantics (no tick)
I might also use TLang-related YouTube and other websites, mainly news, on a whim, but with no regularity.
YouTube AI dubbing can be useful… or not. Subtitles are usually more reliable, but they don’t catch everything.
I occasionally speak to people in Spanish to keep it up to speed.

Est-ce que je dois quitter ce site ?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbnrDXjINok/

What's her problem from the first part? I'm not talking about the sarcastic second one. Many Koreans pointed out that the first one still obviously sounds Korean. What makes the difference between advanced ESL accent and the Kyopo accent?

Finnish doesn't have a single word for "no". Instead, there is the negative verb, which is conjugated according to person and number, often followed by a non-declined verb. How cool is that?!

>en
>et
>ei
>emme
>ette
>eivät

Don't really think that's true, ei is no. En is "I don't"

>>225654026
Sataa lunta.
Näen ()
() auttaa minut.

Kaupunki on kylmä, ja kadut ovat valkoiset.
Nainen lukee viesti ja hyi(...?).
"Oletko ()?" pyytää mies.

All written without any reference.
() - unknown word
(...?) - I swear to god I know this word but I spent too long thinking about it

>>225663886
Wrong. If someone asked you if you want something, you answer "en", not "ei". "Ei" is "it/he/she isn't".

>>225663950
"Ej" means "not" in Swedish too, but it seems to be a weird coincidence.

Is Japanese harder than Mandarin Chinese?

>>225658982
>Myжщинa
"Myжчинa". Typo?
>нaпиcaннo
"Haпиcaнo", one "н" here.
>в библиoтeкe вceх пoмoгyт.
"вceм пoмoгyт", wrong case
>и пoчeмy в нём cкaзaнo чyжaм
Did you go for "чyжaкaм" here?
>пocлeдниe oбъявлeния пoчти нe пoкpыты cнeгoм
Completely opposite meaning from the example. "пpeжниe oбъявлeния пoчти пoлнocтью cкpыты пoд cнeгoм" is roughly what you'd want here.
>нo oднa cтpaницa eщё виднa, пoкpытa плacтикoвым лиcтoм.
Sheet would translate to "лиcт" here, as in "лиcт бyмaги", which would then alter "плacтикoвым лиcтoм" to "плacтикoвым cлoeм" or "cлoeм плacтикa" for a more natural reading. "нo oдин лиcт eщё видeн, пoкpытый cлoeм плacтикa".
>cтyкнитe в cинюю двepь, pядoм c цepкoвю.
Usually when talking about knocking on the door, we would use "пocтyчaть" (or "пocтyчитe" here). "Cтyкнитe" isn't a mistake, people use that too, but just something to be aware of. I assume "цepкoвю" is another typo, "цepкoвью" would be correct.
>люди cюдa ocтaвляли eдy, oдeялa, и зaпиcки пooщpeния.
Not "cюдa" but "здecь"
>нaпиcaть eгo в paзных языкaх
"нa paзных языкaх"
> кaк бyдтo чyжoгo, кoтopый, мoжeт быть, зaвтpa eгo пpoчитaeт, зacлyживaeт тo жe пpивeтcтвиe, кaк и чeлoвeкa, ктo здecь cтoит этoй нoчью.
Cases got all wrong, nominative for nouns here. I'd personally use "нeизвecтный" instead of "чyжoй/чyжaк". "чeлoвeк, кoтopый здecь cтoит" instead. "Welcome" I think would rather be "пpиём\гocтeпpиимcтвo" as we're talking about hospitality, but could go either way.

>>225663950
That's what I'm saying, if you can say it as I don't then you don't use ei. But ei itself is the Finnish no

>>225666118
>Completely opposite meaning from the example.
I thought you had to use the negative when talking about something that almost happened? "I almost missed the bus" or something like that

>Cases got all wrong
I used the genitive/animate accusative for чyжoгo and чeлoвeкa because it's the object of зacлyживaть. Can you expand a bit on why that's wrong?

Thanks for all the feedback

>>225666480
>I thought you had to use the negative when talking about something that almost happened?
Oh, I know what you're talking about, you'd need a different construct for that. Like "I almost missed the bus" would go "Я чyть нe oпoздaл нa aвтoбyc". So if you wanted to use that, it'd be "пpeжниe oбъявлeния чyть ли нe пoлнocтью cкpыты пoд cнeгoм". It's not mandatory, just one of the ways to express that.
>it's the object of зacлyживaть.
Bro it's the subject here, object is "пpивeтcтвиe" in this.

>>225663787
verb number and person is unnecessary bloat anyways so having a single form would be better

>>225665857
definitely harder than mandarin, the easiest sinitic language, but not so much harder than min and yue varities

>>225667641
>min and yue varities
What makes those hard?

>>225667833
more tones and more monosyllabic words so you have less room for error, weirder grammar with more particles among other unpleasant stuff and the written "standards" are extremely messed up with there being way more character variants, if any, for even the most common words
written cantonese is mostly fine with it alternating between lexical loans from mandarin, traditional yue characters and more modern phonetic characters (afaik) but southern min is a mess with half of the words not even having properly attested forms, like ê, the equivalent of 的 (etym. unrelated) being either ê (most common), 的 (MOE standard), 个 (folk standard), ㄟ, 兮, etc. because the proper character isn't known (derives from OC 其 but not written as such), similar situation for a good 30%-50% of the vocab, so hokkien text ends up being mostly mixed script with romanisation filling character gaps, probably thanks to min splitting off before MC or atleast during early MC unlike other varieties
also from what i've seen written cantonese also likes to randomly code switch into hong kong written chinese aka mandarin due to the diglossia there
so even if we don't take into account the insane difference in learning resources, yue and min just end up being way more unforgiving than mandarin, wu is probably similar but i don't know enough about it and it seems too dead to matter sadly

>>225665857
idk when I was in Japan I just picked up random words without studying. Chinese not so much.

>decide as a young teen to start learning russian
>over a decade later and I'm still not fluent
>my yellow fever makes me feel like I really want to learn chinese and talk with cuties on hellotalk
>at the same time still feel obligated to prioritize russian since ive put so much time into it
Aiieeee this sucks

>>225669777
Are you not aware of Central Asia?

>>225669777
>not fluent in 10+ years when starting during teens
The fuck were you doing all this time?

>>225669777
*blocks ur path for another 10+ years with tonal pronunciation*

>>225670814
I learned cyrillic when i was 16 (huge accomplishment i know) and then stalled because i couldnt roll my rs
Back on the uaz thougheverbeit

What language to learn would give me the best lasting chances at getting a bf? As-tu des cigarettes? Non? Am I wrong?

I will be listening to tl audio 24/7 even while sleeping for the next 90 days. I am currently intermediate level with 2-3k hours of prior learning and a ~7-9k vocab. The only time I will take my headphones off are to shower, during which time I will switch to speaker. I will never turn the audio off. This will be 2160 hours of listening. I will report in 90 days

>i can't roll my Rs
>my school didn't have foreign language classes
>i was raised monolingual
which anglo cope do (You) resonate with most? we will ignore that non-anglos face the same challenges yet they still learn foreign languages without issue, probably because none of this actually matters in language acquisition

>>225671711
none
I would say only that learning a language takes a lot of time and if you're working you realistically can't dedicate more than 2 hours per day on it, so it will take like 2 years to learn a language, unless you're doing literally nothing at your job

>>225671790
2 hours a day for 2 years is 730 hours which best case scenario if you were a very fast language learner would get you to be middling at a category 1 language

>>225671817
but that's not true, 2*365+2*365=1460, more than enough for most European languages

>>225671868
i am indeed drunk nevermind

>>225654026
>Tòisichear
Tha sneachd na shileadh.
Tha mi a faicinn sanas.
Tha an sanas gam chuideachadh.
>Furasta
Tha am baile fuar, agus tha na sràidean geal.
Tha am boireannach a' leughadh an rabhas agus a' dèanamh fiamh-ghàire.
"A bheil thu tèarainte?" dh'fhaighnich fear.
>Meadhan
Air àrainn a' chridhe a' bhaile, lorg mi nòta beag a ràdh gur urrainn do a h-uile duine cuideachas a lorg aig an leobhar-lann.
Ged an eil an sneachd a' còmhdaich na rathaidean, thug an solas blàth anns an uinneagan air a' bhaile faireachdainn aonarach nas lugha.
Cò a do dh'fhàg an rabhas an-seo, agus carson a do dh'innis aig coigrich nach eil iad leotha fhèin?

>>225671914
Why is it always Americans learning the dead/dying Celtic languages and never the people who actually live in those places?

How do locals respond to you learning the language? Do they get mad or are they happy about it?

>>225673448
there are lots of people in scotland and ireland learning them. the number of people who can speak them has been going up for years and is the highest its been in decades. in the case of scottish gaelic it also has a real native speaker base and is spoken locally in some places - you can go ot the hebrides and talk to people without big issue

as for why its already americans 90% of the people interested in them are interested because of the folk music and american traditional music basically is just a branch from irish/scottish gaelic trad music they're very similar some american songs still even have irish lyrics and verses

Are analytic languages simply... lesser? Is case system the pinnacle of SOVL?

>>225670814
I didnt study at all for much of that time,its just that I decided I wanted to learn russian years ago and put the time in to remember some basics.
Most of the progress I've made with the language has come in periods where I feel the most disciplined to sit down and focus. So I think generally I've got like 700-800 hours in the language for real.

>>225675344
Brotherson just lie the fuck down and play some slop on youtube. Make sure not to skip the leg day to maintain a good bloodflow to the brain. That's it. You'll be golden. I did the same with English whille struggling with chronic depression throughout the whole time.

Also do you ageee with my statement above?

>>225675475
Desu I do think cases arent that bad now that I've gotten used to them. Kinda fun.
The real niggerdry of russian is the perfective vs imperfective verbs

>>225675751
It's basically just 'to do' vs 'to have done'
That's it.

>>225675858
Yeah but theres no pattern or simple way to get the perfective form from the imperfective. So I basically have to just learn them as seperate words. I understand generally where they should be used.

Is no one else here learning French right now? Or are my sadposts just going ignored?

>>225671694
Screencapped for accountability

Anyone else's blood boil when you accidentally read something written by a non-native of you TL? I'm worried it might contaminate my established skill in the language. Kinda largely impossible to avoid if your TL is English.

>>225677085
As long as you're getting at least 99% native input, it's not worth worrying about

>>225677155
Fuck is the purity really standard this high... You think?

I've had to step away from reading incel forums and subreddits because most of them happen to be thirdies. They're starting to give me the ick! Maybe my OCD is a blessing in disguise

Also do you really need to worry about the quality of input if you're already at a near native comprehension? It's not like i'm a newcomer to english o algo. I can barely call it my TL o algo, it's just that i can't afford to lose proficiency in it

>>225677379
the purity standard*

>>225677379
Wait, is your TL English?
Nevermind. It doesn't matter.

>>225677488
warum nicht

And yes and i wish i could pick up another language but i'm a retard and so i got no free cognitive capacity left to spare for a third language

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Quit learning Japanese because I was only N3 after 2 years and started learning Spanish

>>225666237
Um, not really... you don't seem to have a good understanding of this. It's a verb that must be conjugated, and no form of it is a direct translation of "no" as a result. If someone asks "haluatko tavata kahvilassa" you can't answer "ei" like you would answer "no" to "do you want to meet at the coffeehouse". "Ei" means "it isn't/wasn't/doesn't/didn't", not "no".

Nobody helps me on my challenges. It is over.

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>>225678932
Reply chain doesn't lead anywhere but now I'm here to help on all your Finnish questions!

>>225679326
>>225663933
>>225654026 (challenge)
I tried without using a dictionary or anything. You can see I am clearly struggling. I haven't even reached A1.

>>225679326
Do you actually make the distinction between long and short sounds in fast apeech

Kerdagaikkisen väsyddävää

>>225679403
Yes obviously. It would be quite troublesome if tuli/tulli/tuuli (fire/customs/wind) were mixed. Vowel and consonant lengths dinstinct phonemes in Finnish

>>225679403
Yes, they do. Why do people just not believe that something must be the case because the feature isn't present in their native language? Come on now. Vowel and consonant length determine the meaning of a word.

>>225679403
Would be like not distinguishing "bit" and "beat" in English otherwise

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>>225679371
>Sataa lunta.
good
>Näen (a sign)
a sign = kyltti/merkki without further context usually a kyltti
>() auttaa minut.
(said sign) auttaa minua. Here partitive is key, don't ask why.

>Kaupunki on kylmä, ja kadut ovat valkoiset.
Seems good
>Nainen lukee viesti ja hyi(...?).
Nainen lukee viestin ja hymyilee. "viesti" in accusative because she reads the whole message
>"Oletko ()?" pyytää mies.
Oletko turvassa? Guess you forgot "turva"

>>225679607
in english those are qualitatively different, not just quantitatively like a lot of languages with phonemic vowel length (which arguably most dialects of english don't actually have).

>>225679824
My dialect has phonemic vowel length distinctions in words like "bat" and "bad" because the final stop in both words is pronounced as a glottal stop or unreleased

>>225679704
() was supposed to represent words I don't know. I don't want to rely on references to write and speak, so I don't look up words before posting them. Kiitos!

>>225679824
Ah, yeah, I was just checking the IPA and missed that it was a different symbol

>>225654057
Tha sneachd ann, agus taighean blàtha, agus Lachlannachan.
Tha an rabhas ag ràdh gun a bhi a h-uile math. Thuig(?) e "happiness" orm.
Bidh mi a' smaoinechadh gun sgrìobh iad e airson gun eil iad ag iarraidh thug air duine dèanamh fiamh-ghàire.
Bi mi a coiseachd aig an leobhar-lann.

...a bhith "continued"

>>225679915
I figured as much so I filled in at least in parts. I'd say looking up nominative words is fine and then using your knowledge to fit them into a sentence in a correct case.

>>225669777
Bro believe me, pay for a teacher for solo or group classes. Not only is someone going to correct you instantly and review your progress but as you watch your bank account money disappearing you are going to get motivated not to waste the money. Being 100% self taught is not most optimal road for everyone and being kind of forced to show up can offset lack of motivation very easily. It's never too lat in a year you can get to upper B1.

>>225680103
i still kinda regret that I didn't go into the russian learning class in 4th grade

fuck it, I'm learning Russian

A couple of weeks ago everyone was learning German here and now it's Russian

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>>225680193
Go back to learning German so that you can fully appreciate Finnish parodies of German detective shows

>>225679987
>>225654057
Mi: "Dh'fhaic." E: "A do thug e ort a bhith nas fheàrr?" Mi: "Cha do thug, tha mi dubh-pilled gu neo-reversible"
"Na (worry), 'S e geal-pill ann le a h-uile dubh-pill"

>>225673448
There's a shit ton of Americans and only like a thousand Scottish people crammed on to that fuck-ass island. There's gonna be more of them doing virtually every activity.

>>225680193
Die ewige Däbbler.

How does someone learn Chinese or Japanese without flashcards?

>>225680866
flashcards are just a tool. you don't learn any language just by reading a dictionary

>>225654026
danish
>nybegynder
sneen falder
jeg ser et skilt
skiltet hjælper mig

>nem
byen er kold, og gadene er hvide
en kvinde læser beskeden og smiler
er du sikkert? en mand spørger

>medium
i nærheden af bymidten, finde jeg en lille note som siger at alle kan finde hjælp hos bilblioteket.
selvom sneen dækker vejene, de varme lyse i vinduene gøre byen til at virke mindre ensom.
hvem efterlod denne besked her, og hvorfor fortæller det fremmede at de ikke er alene?

Dane 1: What language are you learning?
Dane 2: German.
Dane 1: Tisk, tisk, tisk!
Dane 2: That’s what I said.

>>225663640
I urgently need to get the answers

>>225682864
Have you tried asking in their general?

>>225663787
wtf its like the opposite of Thai? Thai doesn't have a single word for yes, but you (oh wait it's not 100% similar...) you often reply in with the same verb last used to indicate approval or agreement.

>>225682892
I already asked it on /Kimchi/
But I need to know the subtle cues that reveal she isn't a native speaker

>>225683487
Why do you need to know so urgently? Death row last request? Just wait.

>>225676662
It's my much neglected side project but I hate engaging with that kind of stuff.
>>225678343
That's good progress though, clearly above average. You must have put in something like 1000-1500 hours of solid effort. Though when you consider what can be accomplished in something like Spanish in the same amount of time...perfect pic lmao.

>>225663640
cute...rice fairy...

but her cadence is a little odd her vowels are noticeably korean she doesnt aspirate her t's etc very strong accent

Why is a guy called Ian so important to his job in Seoul?
Because he’s the Core-Ian of the company.

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Carrot keeps moving away

>>225687511
Put on some glasses, it’ll get a tiny bit closer that way.

>>225654026
>Beginner
The snow falls.
An ergh a godh.

I see a sign.
Y hwelav vy arwodh.

The sign helps me.
An arwodh a'm gweres.

>Easy
The town is cold, and the streets are white.
An tre yw yeyn, hag an stretys yns gwynn.

A woman reads the message and smiles.
“Are you safe?” a man asks.
Benyn a red an messach hag a vinhwerth.
"Osta salow?" den a wovyn.

>>225687511
Isn't fluency when you can think in the target language freely? How can that move away?

>>225654026
Snowen fallen

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>mfw i don't share any of the concerns mfs here have because i learn languages correctly
>mfw im witnessing the 60%ers hitting their dead end and the beginners here think they'll be any different

>>225665857
no

>>225680866
by not being ignorant

why would flashcards help?

>>225687511
you've just experienced your lowered ceiling chump
https://youtu.be/g5QFw7B9mTQ?t=226

between french, german and russian, which language's country is going to be right wing the soonest?

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Can we reverse engineer and vibeslop this /lang/?
https://youtu.be/7mewK_vnEuk

>>225693863
yeah I reverse-engineered LR premium with claude in like 30 minutes

>>225693863
>>225693925
language reactor and that app will only cause irreversible damage.
if you want fossilization that much just study from a textbook, the end result is the same

brazilkun the thread isn't quite dead enough for you to be having to bait like that

You may think you want to learn language fast but what you actually want is to learn a language frictionlessly.

>>225682837
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykj3Kpm3O0g

>>225688937
By forgetting things you learned? Duh.

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Learning the subtle nuances of a language is absolute peak, stuff like dialects, sociolects, gender specific differences, archaic grammar etc.
Yet there are people obsessed with learning to ask for direction to the train station in language number 12, what the fuck is wrong with them?

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>>225697339
>dialects, sociolects, gender specific differences, archaic grammar etc.
uuhhhh, what?
you really think learning all that shit will make any difference? you'll just damage yourself further. no native speakers even thinks about that shit

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Manga in Finnish? Manga in Finnish?

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>>225698573
It is a thing, yes.

>>225698573
If you want some a somewhat illicit collection exists at https://box.animerunkkari.org/Mangat/

>>225653810
I FUCKING LOVE SNOW WISH I WASN'T STUCK IN A BIG CITY I'D WALK ALL DAY IN THE SNOW AND GO HOME AND FEELING COMFY FROM THE WARMTH

Sorry, had to let that one out

>>225698866
I'm banned from this site, apparently.

>>225699588
Ah crap, I guess it blocks connections that come outside Finland.

>>225699644
Discrimination.

>>225696668
People forget?!?! O.O

Can't you just like immerse in you TL every day?

>>225689140
you just have ocd
>>225692895
Russia is already quite right wing, btw they have a visa program for retards like you

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>>225699772
Oh well, now you have to rely on me for your Finnish language related questions.

>>225700590
Why are you so rude?

>>225700590
>Russia is already quite right wing
you're right, but, like, a functioning right wing
>btw they have a visa program for retards like you
i take no offense to your calling of me being a retard but i'm not sure why you think i'd want to move to russia just to get vanned and gibbed like it's unreal tournament.

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>>225698866
>>225699644
Can't even access with a Finnish proxy, I guess all they want to prevent the excess traffic from all of the 5 people from outside of Finland who want to check out the site.
Also please tell me that runkkari is actuallya swedish loan word.

le bump, as they say

>The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language has published the Riyadh List (قائمة الرياض), a collection of the 5,000 most frequently used words in contemporary Arabic.

>The list is available through the Falak Corpus platform as a resource for studying and understanding contemporary Arabic.

>The list is here: https://falak.ksaa.gov.sa/frequency-lists/methodology

>There is also a free digital book published by the academy about this list. It explains the list and divides it into sections. I only had a quick look at it, but I found the way it is organized very interesting.

>The digital book: https://library.ksaa.gov.sa/index/book/492

Anki deck pls

Is erotica the best literature for inputting? The panties of female native speakers will go flying off with that acquired vocabulary and prose.

>>225701389
>you're right, but, like, a functioning right wing
Well, why do you think that doesn't exist in the first place?

>>225705052
the entire Europe was a functioning right wing empire for thousands of years

your liberal humanist democracy has only existed for a fart of time relative to humanity's entire existence

china is a de facto right wing country even for a modern example
https://youtu.be/ao4SFXEDN_s

it's not a surprise. the chinese have been a civilization for thousands of years. there hasn't been a single leftist, liberal, humanist, progressive, etc. civilization for good reason

>>225705553
Canadians have no identity outside of sucking indian cocks and crying about the usa. Cucknada will go chuddy once Trump is replaced by a democrat president so it can feel superior to the usa

hurr durr i'm dum dum

>>225705553
>thing that existed long before the meaningful distinction of left-wing and right-wing was right-wing, actually (please ignore that christianity directly brought its downfall)
literally the conservative equivalent of calling joan of arc a trans man

>>225705052
there's a whole lot of 'whys' that i think contribute to the lack of one. what i'm about to say is of course not exclusive to russia, obviously; but the established businessmen and senior government officials who've vested business interests on the state level are so entrenched into the roots of the government in the upper echelons that figures who would upend their finances are sanitarily disposed of via open windows or are arrested or charged with political crimes and removed from the public eye. that's more of an oligarchy veiled behind a right wing government rather than a right wing party that's moved beyond making a cabal of state owned oil businesses lods of emone

>>225706063
>there's a whole lot of 'whys' that i think contribute to the lack of one
same thing as communists explaining why communism didn't work (but it will this time!)

>>225689010
great start, keep it up

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>>225705891
Alright, but even 50-60 years ago the most liberal western countries were extremely conservative. Sexual promiscuity was forbidden, xenophobia and racism were encouraged, lgbt was banned, women were meant to veil themselves like muslims before ww2 even in europe's most liberal societies, immigration was not a thing, people were expected to have large families. Liberalism is something that started with the boomer generation. And in that time period it's very clear white people and european civilization are no longer going to exist in the future. China eclipsed the USA and the world is reverting back to a chud planet, with the yellows being the new rulers.

>>225705891
>before the meaningful distinction of left-wing and right-wing was right-wing, actually (please ignore that christianity directly brought its downfall)
the distinction between "right wing" and "left wing" is very simple and can be applied to any period of time
the christian empire continued for a thousand years after essentially so i don't see your point

if you have an enemy, you kill him, that's "the right wing" way of doing things

if you have an enemy, you let him inside your home and take everything to not appear intolerant/colonizer/racist/etc. , you only ever attack your own people who try to do something about the enemy (the fascists). that's the left wing way

as far as i can tell no ancient civilization let the enemy invade them from the outside and the inside because of humanism/liberalism/progressivism, so they were all right wing

even so the attempt of turning left wing and right into universal political groups is another progressive/marxist invention because of their dialectic materialism nonsense. they need to create a narrative of two opposites and see them everywhere. but for the sake of the argument that was done

>>225706441
>>225706461
those things are right-wing in the sense that they happened in the past, and that's it, in their time they viewed themselves as left-wing and progressive

>>225706133
i may quite well be wrong, but is holding the opinion that 'business men with government level dealings will prevent things that hurt their pockets" the equivalent of 'same thing as communists explaining why communism didn't work? (it won't this time)

>>225706441
Lliberalism/left wing is something that started in 1960, but conservatism/right wing started during the Greek/Roman/whatever ancient empire. Clearly.

>>225706521
That makes no sense. It's objective extreme far right. I don't know why people in Canada are so retarded anyways. Is it guilt from the fact you live on stolen land, and Canada is a country built as a mass graveyard of the native americans? If you are a leftist, maybe you should give the land back to the Indigenous by going back to where you came from.

>>225706555
Yup
>it wasn't real communism it was state capitalism
>it wasn't real capitalism it was corporatism
>it wasn't real right wing it was oligarchy o algo

>>225706572
I'm a conservative, just not a retarded delusional one. If you're actually concerned with the world healing you would know Canada is not worth it and to jump ship to Europe anyway (also >>225692895 lol)

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>>225706631
Europe has been infested by the same brain rot. No thanks. Rather move to Asia. Europeans are so spineless they're going to be eradicated without a fight.

>>225704290
Literally just download another one to use as a template and ask Claude to make it for you

>>225706585
damn
>>225706631
>lol
i'm glad i could brighten your day and give you a much needed laugh; any thought on which one? you can substitute russian for spanish since i was pummeled in the marketplace of ideas

>>225706733
Bro I don't know, Bulgaria or Moldova or something, no thirdoid is gonna move there.

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如果美加與歐洲倒了的話 為什麼到支那不回去啊
因為畢竟是一兵一卒的中共網軍
又自導自演 又噬謊
好累了

Big news:
I am dropping Hebrew and resuming Japanese.
I gave Hebrew 1.5 months and made good progress, but I just don't care for it. My motivation was to read the Tanakh in its original language, but that's really a limited textual corpus unless I wanted to read Talmudic literature as well, which I don't. My Japanese is at least at the level where I can progress by using graded readers and Anki almost exclusively. I've also determined that Latin, Ancient Greek, and Japanese are the perfect set of TLs morally, linguistically, and spiritually.

>>225707531
>Talmudic literature
wouldn't it be written in aramaic? unless the surrounding literature was in biblical hebrew, i don't recall
not like biblical hebrew - aramaic is a huge jump anyways, it's like the distance between portuguese and spanish

>>225707673
The Talmud is Hebrew and Aramaic. Hebrew continued to be used as a language of scholarship until the Middle Ages. I called this scholarship Talmudic literature collectively, but I don't think that's accurate

I'm wondering if it's worth trying to learn Turkish or Arabic. Used to study Chinese but lost interest. Some portuguese when I was in high school and its surprisingly useful but not fluent.

Is clozemaster really worth it or should I just make my cloze cards myself?

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>>225708025
make Clow Cards instead

>>225708025
yes

>>225708102
That's a minor and CP

>>225706561
Liberalism entered the public arena of politics in the ‘Enlightenment’ just prior to, leading up to, and causing the French Revolution.
Liberal - originally meaning having the virtue of being generous - became corrupted to mean morally lax i.e. libertine. and that freedom - the ability to choose the good (Saint Thomas Aquinas) as taught by the Church - became the license to do whatever one pleases so long as it doesn’t interfere with someone else doing whatever he pleases. The United States as a sovereign state has had this philosophy as its guiding principle since its inception and has spread it throughout the world under the guise of liberal democracy.
I say it has entered the public arena in the 1700s because its machinations have been kept hidden for many, many years earlier in occult secret societies who swear their oaths to Lucifer, the (false) light bringer.

>>225708312
That's a drawing

>>225708322
A pornographic drawing of a child. Even more detailed and grotesque in the card.

>>225708397
It's a legal drawing
cope and seethe

>>225708588
either seek psychiatric help or a bullet, the latter is my recommendation

>>225708814
You take it seriously because you're a repressed pedophile.

>>225708814
It's legal
It's a drawing
The good guys won
Cope
Seethe

>>225708397
>sees picture of fully clothed child
>immediately thinks of pornography
anon...

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>NOOOOOOO
>YOU CAN'T JUST POST A PICTURE OF A FULLY CLOTHED CARTOON CHARACTER

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>>225702183
To my best knowledge it is derived from runka yeah.

Should I pay attention to my Anki stats? I'm currently on 60% recall at 20 words a day.

>>225710205
The standard recommendation is 10 new cards a day, so if you're at 60%, you may consider reducing the number of new daily cards

>>225710205
that seems a little low, have you considered formatting a few cards differently to see if your recall % goes up or lowering the amount introduced like >>225710347 recommends?

bump

>>225653810
All things will become bras