1.Your native language 1.Does your language distinguish throat

Kurkkuni on kipeä (My throat is sore)
Kurkkuni on kipeä (my cucumber is ill)

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>>75155547
>English
>is your second question implying that "throat" and "cucumber" are the same in Finnish? That's weird. They are two distinct words in English

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>>75155547
cucumber goes into throat :^)

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>>75155646
hmm i cant tell if you are making fun of my discussion about finland threads, but thanks for replying to my thread. No one never does that.........

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1.Your native language
1.Does your language distinguish every word

france
yes

Would you like to read the red book about reeds that I read?

>>75155709
I wasn't making fun of your thread. I was just taken aback by your second question

>>75155869
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0svhF9nhFc4

>>75155591
http://vocaroo.com/i/s13o3y6uCxE8

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>>75156074
>"ayayay"

Heh

>>75155869
thansk=)

Belarus

Yes

spanish
yes

Pepino
Garganta
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LanoyE0stn8

>>75156278
explain the vid pls

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2.Your native language
1.Does your language distinguish wives and handcuffs?

spain
no

>>75156324
presenter was telling the times for a F1 race and when he was talking about wich one was the fastest she described his speed as "como un pepino" (like a cucumber) when she was supposed to say "como un cohete" (like a rocket)

>>75156384
oh. it looked like she tried to fart

>>75155736
Sorry but French has a fuckton of homophones.

ai - first person singular present indicative conjugation of avoir (to have)
J'ai une idée - I have an idea
aie - first person singular subjunctive of avoir
aient - third person plural subjunctive of avoir
aies - second person singular subjunctive of avoir
ait - third person singular subjunctive of avoir
es - second person singular present indicative of être (to be)
est - third person singular present indicative of être
et - (conjunction) and
Il est grand et beau - He is tall and handsome

>>75156560
Homophones, not homoglyphs

>>75156615
Then he should have said "does your writing system distinguish every word"
t. autismus

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Hullám (wave)
Hullám (my corpse)

>>75156560
The thread is about homonyms