>When your country creates the best language in the world.

/int/ is two blocks down lad

>>2667891
Yes, long live France!

>>2667891
>>>/int/
It's literally the next board in the row/

>>2667897
>cant even pronounce R

kek

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>>2667957
IT'S NOT "AR" IT'S "EIR" YOU BARBARIAN

>>2667891
Literally the most scuffed language, it butchers all the languages it originated from. Middle Eastern and more Semitic languages are master race.

>>2668116
>creates its own identity
Guess the normans is succed, just not in Normandy

>>2668116

English has evolved to be a relentless meme machine.
It's the Perfect Cell of languages.

>>2668116
>middle eastern
nice try assad

>>2668191
Yeah ikr, fuck those arabs. Semetic languages aren't bad tho amarite?

Nobody can say anything because where all speaking english right now.

>>2668471
Quantity =/= Quality.

>>2667891
>1/3rd French
>1/3rd Latin
>" Germani" language"

>>2667957
what makes you think anglos can pronounce it

>>2667891
English is in objective terms one of the worst languages. So many irregularities and inconsistencies. Backwards grammar in relation to most languages. Fucked up pronunciation in relation to spelling.

It is only a world language due to British conquests and American cultural hegemony. Though I will grant you that these are worthy accomplishments.

Spanish is by far a better language by objective metrics. Pronounced exactly as it's spelled, simple SOV grammar, easily recognizable vocabulary descended from Latin and mutually intelligble with most other romance tongues. Also has more native speakers than English.

Not even a spic, just a hispanoboo.

>>2669278
>Spanish is by far a better language by objective metrics.
spanish has horrible syntax rules

>>2669295
Such as?

>>2669312
in spanish the sentence I said in my previous post would end up in a literal translation like "spanish has syntax rules horrible"

>>>/int/

Don't spread your cancer here, please.

>>2669321
That's the standard in Romance languages along with many others. It's also observable in English, if you're considering it a defect.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postpositive_adjective

>>2669337
it's less usual in english as that link points out, in my book that's a major plus.

>>2667980
And he said neither. Nice going forcing that joke retard

>>2668471
4chan is not the entire world.

>>2669278
Maybe simpler and more regular doesn't equal better. Perhaps the weirdness of English offers peculiar advantages.

>>2667957
I can pronounce it, I'm French but can do a posh English accent or a chavy northern one.
English people as a rule tend to have a heavy accent while speaking French, they can't pronounce our R our U or even our E correctly. It just depends on people, some are good with foreign languages but most aren't

>>2669362
Cause you're an English speaker obviously something you're not used to will appear somewhat weird to you.you're biased

>>2669278
>better language by objective metrics
English has way more words to describe things than Spanish, and while it has wonky grammar the huge vocabulary from assimilating languages is incredibly useful.

For example, we have different words for cooked and raw meats because of our different word origins. Origins from Latin, Greek, German, and French help diversifyeating between synonyms and create a better language to communicate specificities.

>>2669856
I speak spanish dumbass

>tfw bongs forced to exclude southern ireland from their boasting
>tfw couldn't even manage a slightly unruly bog

GG in general but you guys REALLY fucked that up.

FUCK ENGALND
SCOTLAND FOREVER

>>2670066
Where? Is that near north north England?

>>2669321
The adjective would be conjugated to fit the gender and case.

>>2669879
Spanish has word for that too idiot

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>>2667891
Go away Lindy

you cannot argue the language you speak is better than english if it has genders for inatimate objects

>>2670057
>potatoniggers try rebelling for centuries
>only successful when British is involved in the most expensive war yet
>after the war the side backed by the British government wins the civil war
Really makes you think

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Mandarin is the most spoken language in the world

>>2670227
>Napoleon wasn't hitler
Then why is he so evil in this

>>2669278
>simple SOV grammar

not really though, that's mainly with direct/indirect object pronouns

michael played the guitar is the same order in spanish, as an example - svo

>>2669847

it's mainly about getting language teaching in early for stuff like this, of course with some effort you can get pretty good pronunciation as an adult but when most brits only get a really light amount of foreign language teaching from 11-16 (many only had 11-14) and practically 0 exposure to foreign languages outside of that it's no wonder we're collectively terrible

learning to trill like a spic was a pain in the ass

>>2670460
And soon it will be Indian
What's your point?
The language of business is still English

>>2670528

tell me more about this 'indian' language anon

>>2669278

spanish is a hideous peasant language

It has more words and can express nuance better than any other language. No gendered nouns so everything is either "the", "a", or "an"
It has a really interesting history of Germanic roots with a healthy amount of French from the Normans. It's pretty great.

LINGUA
FRANCA

>>2668913
The roots of the great oak have feasted on
>shit
>older better shit
>& other random shit.
Yet it would be wrong to call the great oak shit.

>>2670528
>hindi
>260 million speakers
not for a long, long ass time it won't

>>2667891
>5 different ways to spell any given sound
>good language
pick one

>>2672419
>2/3rds Romantic
>less then 1/4th Germanic
>******English****** language