/lang/ - Language Learning

>>71311657

Everyone in Sweden speaks Swedish, eat shit and die faggot.

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>>71312208
>Everyone in Sweden speaks Swedish

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>>71312208
allahu akbar baba gubu abbadimsalahhim ooga booga :DD

>>71311657
please do not sprinkle the OP with cancer like this

>>71311657
>Is OP a faggot?
Yes.
>What language are you learning?
None right now. Just dicking around in the languages I already know.
>Share language learning experiences!
Shitposting in your target language helps.
>Help people who want to learn a new language!
No.
>Find people to train your language with!
o kama lon, jan pi toki sin o.

https://discord.gg/cxzA6
discord for spanish
https://discord.gg/WRyHc
new language discord

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>>71311657
the situation is a bit more complicated in Holland, Belgium and Denmark (perhaps elsewhere too)

Flanders and the south of the netherlands should be dark blue

>>71311657
They are fucking difficult, specially if there are no rules like germanm

>>71314771
this

also serbo-croatian has animate/inanimate distinction for accusative

I can't remember SHIT

My brain is trash

we must reinstate gender into the english language

>>71315621
All Slavic languages except for Bulgarian and Macedonian have it.

>>71315950
>"""""""""""""macedonian""""""""""""

>>71315809
Repeat, repeat, repeat.
Listen, write, speak.

>>71311657
Noun genders are pointless autism.

>>71315896
That would be an interesting conlang project

There are a number of ways you could do it.

It shouldn't be that radical of a change though. You would still say "good man" and "good woman", but "goode men" and "gooda women".

How about weak and strong declension? "the gooda man", "the goode woman".

>>71317417
Whoops.

"wīfmann" in Old English was masculine. Because it's etymologically just "wifeman" ("man" used to generally just mean "human", "person"), and Old English "mann" was masculine.

Replace that with "lady". Old English "hlæfdige" was feminine.

>>71314865
It should be easy for other Romance languages tho.

>>71316515
I think you have no idea of neither what autism is nor what are the underlying reasons of gender systems.

>>71311657

Currently Level 9 on Duolingo French, with the goal set at 50exp per day.

What else should I be doing?

>>71320099
Pimsleur, Memerise, Lingvist

noun genders aren't difficult

>>71311657
WTF i love the baltics now

>>71311657
Finally a new picture for the thread

Buenos días a todos
Que tal?

>>71320039
It's pretty pointless, you can't argue with that.
>But tables are girls!
Btfo with this nonsense, non-languages.

>>71314771
That's for dialects, not really usefull if you want to learn standart danish Dialects are fun though

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Learning Irish, Spanish, Polish and Greek currently. I only speak English, but I know enough Spanish to get by

What language should I be studying, I wonder?

>>71324143
Norn

After spending 3 months in the US and speaking English every day, I struggle a little to speak fluent German. And that made me realize something funny.
When you speak German - because of the 4 cases, the genders of nouns, etc. - you actually need to think further ahead than in English.
In English you can basically make up words as you speak.
"The book that my girlfriend bought is nice".
But in German, look at this:
"[DAS] von meiner Freundin gekaufte [BUCH] ist nett".
You already need to be fully aware of everything you're going to say, or else you might use the wrong article for the noun "Buch", for example "der" instead of "das".
English is literally a caveman language

>>71324143
Coptic

>>71324373
it's a caveman language because it's more efficient?

What's the most aesthetic germanic language and why is it Old english?

>>71324987
ðþ

>>71323695
Interesting mix desu
>>71324373
Baby tier shit

Try speaking with japanese syntax. It kills me
>>71324987
>he forgot about icelandic
Lol

>>71325831
icelandic and old english look very similar

>>71324143
Arabic

>>71324373
Man speak words good

>>71323695

what resources for polish do you use? How far did you go?

>>71312208
babies don't speak swedish

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>>71322670
Tenho algumas novas imagems

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>>71330428

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>>71330453

>>71322912
Literally nobody says that you autist

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矕

>>71325210
ye those look pretty nice.