Why is every flag on here more eloquent in english than the average

>>73066886
Ooga booga, kill whitey!

America es Mexico

Piruw atiy paypata allin!

>>73066886
50%

>>73066886
matate scheiss kraut

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Don't be rude to our nice American allies, we know your game and I'm not going to let you divide us.

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>>73067115
G*rmans btfo, how will G*rmans ever recover?

>>73066886
i dun know how to use humble english

>>73066886
the power of ESL

>>73067358
take lessons here, just lurk around the threads

>>73066886
People speaking their non-native language speak more formally because they acquire less slang and are less confident in using the slang they do know. When I speak Russian, I've been told I sound like an old woman.

Lena <3

>>73067115
good goyim :^)

Because most common English words of Anglo origin are monosyllabic, while their more cult, eloquent polysyllabic words are of Latin origin.

Thus a romance speaker will easily use a word that is "classy" in English, just because said word is cognate to a common word in his/her language.

>>73069739
I meant cultured, not cult.

>>73067468
speak only mat, only then can you claim to have mastered the Russian language

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it's a conspiracy