this confuses and enrages the anglo

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>>70226311
this buttdevastates the non-anglo

>>70226408
Tell me any english word including this letter

>>70226454
it's a sound

>>70226311
ə?

>>70226508
Oh, oups

Because it's fucking stupid
>having accented letters
>having genders in language
>being French
Consider suicide tbqh

>>70226582
honteux

>>70226603
>being british
>being edgy

"oy, wan' a rope, lad?"

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>>70226603
>tfw your best bro bullies you

>>70226678
america is your best bro

>>70226603
Accented letters are very useful tho.
Genders in other hand...

>>70226823
Genders are useful because bored 1st world kids don't have the patience to come up with a whole conjugation system. Just making up a pronoun is easier...

>>70226823
genders are useful.

we already have a stupid spelling "reform" watering down the language because spastic millenials can't write properly

>>70226603
Weird since anglos (and germanic "people" in general) are obsessed with genders.

>>70227044
>germanic "people"
a bit rude

>>70227004
how often do native speakers get the genders wrong?

>>70226823
Gender is just the word used to qualify words.
It doesn't actually mean word have genders.

Just like a mood in the grammatical sens doesn't have anything to do with the mood of someone.

>>70227156
Ah, you're alright, Luxembourg, you're pretty much our cute little sister

(brother?)

>>70227156
shut up Jean-claude goldenstein.

>>70227168
Basically never. It just comes naturally.

>>70226823
Honestly, I have a hard time imagining how other languages do without genders. For example, how do they objects. As just "neutral" ? Because for me a table or windows are inherently feminine, and a pen or a bed are inherently masculine.

>>70227648
there is no reason at all in the world to designate in speech that the table is feminine

>>70227750
Did you ever look a table very closely? I can assure you It's very feminine.

>>70227648
>for me a table or windows are inherently feminine

You're just a weird fucker, we have geneders but I've never considered inanimate fucking objects to be inherently genedered.

>>70227864
not in german

I like the French ones, but I don't understand the Spanish ones (i.e. ó)/

>>70227917
I assume everything is masculine in German

>>70228039
most is neutral or masculine , le lit becomes das bett(neutral)

>>70227648
I don't understand what you say... A chair or a table aren't feminine for me, neither a sun is masculine, It's just automatic to put "le" before it, but except this, it doesn't "feel masculine" or something.

>>70228121
I wish French has neutral desu, It could be useful

>>70227750
But since some words sound different from others, shouldn't you accomodate your speech accordingly?

Beside it make it sibylline when you omit the word only to design it by a paraphrase.

>>70228231
makes things more confusing especially in cases like la fille becomes das mädchen(neutral)

>>70228277
>shouldn't you accomodate your speech accordingly?
no not really. why should you?

>>70226603
>not having accented letters
>spelling bees being an important part of your culture because no one has any idea how to say anything

>>70228278
is this some kind of code switching

>>70228635
yes they do and spelling bees are for children

>>70228654
i'm a professional decoder

>>70228802
you learn how to pronounce each word on its own because the letters make no sense

if I presented you with a new word you'd have multiple different ways to pronounce it

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>>70226311
This scares the European/non-Chinese speaker shitless

>>70229093
My EYES!

>>70229093
>non-Chinese speaker
wrong

>>70229093
120? not that much stuff to memorize

>>70226408
> American education
This was an actual English letter.

>>70226454
It is the voiced dental fricative in words like 'bathe', or 'these'. It's used everywhere, and causes immense suffering to foreigners, hence we like it.

>>70226603
We have an accented letter too, you imbecile (there are two of them in 'imbecile').

>>70226311

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>>70229315
> American educationnXDDD
i didn't say it wasn't ever a letter you fucking retard. get cancer

>>70229315
>causes immense suffering to foreigners
I confirm, It's a pain in the ass.
>hence we like it
You guys are sadistic, we always known it.

>>70229598
Then why would we be 'buttdevastated' by it? We know the letter, since we actually used it as part of the alphabet for year, and we know the sound as we say it literally every day.

>>70227996
They show stress. Where the the word is accentuated.

In the case of monosyllables, they are used to avoid ambiguity (tu and tú don't mean the same).