Are all languages shit /int/? >german is so retarded even

>>69713838
Afrikaans, which is simplified Dutch. The only retarded thing is the double denials.

>>69714158
No it great no

Vietnamese

Хaхa лaтин кaкc, ap ю eнжoинг ёp щитти лaнгyeджec? лёpн cyпepиop paшн

>>69714292
>дaжe кaзaхи нe гoвopят пo-кaзaхcки
A ктo poгoнoceц?

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>>69714694
Kotagym zheme, shoshka slave

>>69713838
>>german is so retarded even germans are sometimes unsure which article they are supposed to use
t. Ahmed, this is not a thing

Esperanto.

>>69713838
French have both German and English issues then

spanish

>>69715115
Anon there are words there even duden.de doesn't know whether it's das or der.

>>69715483
Gib some examples
At most it's a loanword for which there often is no clear rule on which article it takes, because native speakers use the one they feel comfortable with

>>69713838
Esperanto.

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>>69713838
>german
>english
>all languages

>>69715447

>>69715627
>native speakers use the one they feel comfortable with
for all those newer mostly unnecessarily used English loanwoards I made myself the rule to simply use the article the German translation of that word has.

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>>69715931
>Chile

Turkish makes 100% sense.

>>69720990
You only need like 6 letters anyways.