Post your language IPA vowel chart.
>Spanish
>>78572767
No offense but that's kinda primitive.
And they say all languages are equally complex.
>>78575547
On the contrary, more phonemes, more primitive.
The languages with more phonemes are those of sub-Saharan Africa
>>78575868
btfo'd
>>78575547
languages are not more primitive than each other
>>78576078
Sure...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=W6WO5XabD-s
>>78576284
So it uses phonemes your language doesn't... how does it make primitive?
>>78575547
It really sucks when your native language is Spanish and you have to learn another language whit more complex phonemes.
I literally feel handicapped.
>>78575547
>Calls Spanish language primitive
>Is Hungarian
Russian, my mother tongue:
>>78575868
but that's wrong, since humans originated in Africa, that means that languages are quite rich there. They even use clicking sounds! It's fucking amazing. And the further you move away from Africa the more languages lose vowels and consonants. Polynesian languages for examples barely have like 5 of each. Phonemes make languages sound more rich and diverse.
>>78576078
Romance languages are basically just a version of Latin. Like, in a span of few centuries, half a dozen just appeared out of thin air. And I'm pretty sure Latin was way more complex than them.
>>78576480
It's okay I know this feel too.
>>78576797
The thing about humans originating in Africa has been recently proven false, or rather, not entirely correct.
> Romance languages are basically just a version of Latin. Like, in a span of few centuries, half a dozen just appeared out of thin air. And I'm pretty sure Latin was way more complex than them.
Not "way more complex", just different. Like, Italian and Latin are phonetically speaking -- quite similar, but the grammar of the two languages is different, and instead of saying Italian grammar "evolved" like most ppl do, I'd say that ancient Latin grammar made much more sense to me than modern Italian does.
>>78577489
>The thing about humans originating in Africa has been recently proven false, or rather, not entirely correct.
>>78572767
>vowelets
wew
>>78576797
>>78577489
>languages can be "simple" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRDaCZkMjs8
>>78578076
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/05/22/europe-birthplace-mankind-not-africa-scientists-find/
http://theconversation.com/theres-not-enough-evidence-to-back-the-claim-that-humans-originated-in-europe-78280
>>78578183
> Anno Domini 2017
> using a defective alphabet
kek
KEK
>>78578183
> Russian 19 vowels vs Swedish 17
L A N G U A G E L E T
>>78572767
btw supposedly Spanish has more sounds but depending on which vowels are combined with other phonemes
anyways here's Guarani since i'm here. pity there's no chart
>>78572767
> His language doesn't have an utterly complex consonant chart
>>78578632
owned
(no, palatalised consonants don't count)
>>78578368
17 phonemes is just right, perfectly lagom, as things ought to be
>>78578313
>ñ
>>78578305
Well, as the second article says, to prove Out of Africa wrong, you'll need a lot more evidence. Not to mention how to explain another continent being the craddle of humanity without having the vast genetic diversity of africans.
>>78578721
Why don't they count? Anglos can't pronounce them :^)
>>78578767
>sj
>>78576284
that's the opposite of primitive.
>>78572767
Spanish is indeed a simplyfied Portuguese
>>78578954
>pollo is pronounced pojo
>>78572767
>>78579079
> station is pronounced stahoon
>>78579240
>>78572767
>>78579079
That's wrong. "Pollo" is "polho", "pojo" would be "poyo".
bet you can't nasal vowels
>>78579294
>"Pollo" is "polho"
are you galician?
"Pollo" is pronounced poʎo
>>78579275
There's no letter for ɧ or ɕ. But there is a letter for y and j in Spanish.
>having many vowel
>but have a completely underdeveloped subjunctive
How do you people even manage to speak with such """languages"""?
>>78579464
>are you galician?
No, and I don't know what your transcription means, what I'm saying is that "ll" and "y" are different phonemes.
>>78575868
Retard
>>78580040
What is it? Japanese?
>>78579680
and "y" and "i" are definitely different phonemes as well. glad we agree
just wondering why you chose "lh" instead of, i dunno", "lj"
I don't know what does it mean.
What does it mean?
>>78580906
> Only 6 vowels compared to Russian 19
P O L A N D
B T F O
the golden mean, boys
Vowelets need not apply.
ahh how neatly geometrical
y e ы a o э я и ю
10 letters, 6 sounds. What 19 are you talking about?
>>78572767
vwls ar nt as imprtnt as cnsnnts. jws and arbs nw ths.
>>78583976
Truly autistically symmetric
>tfw speak the only dialect of spanish that has more than 5 vowels and it sounds like shit
>>78575547
>No offense but that's kinda primitive.
t. 10 million speakers languagelet.
>>78583900
How many people speak your language?Besides good luck trying to pronounce E.portuguese
>>78584169
>more than 5 vowels
Bullshit.
lol who the fuck cares about cuckowels
post consonants
>>78579030
>>78576797
>>78579798
You must learn, niggas.
>>78581434
Are you Russian? Could you vocaroo every one of those 19 Russian vowels?
>>78584330
Eastern Andalusian. We have no implosive nor aspired s for plurals and use a weird system of open and closed vocals instead. So chocolates become chocolatæ and so on. But it sounds like shit https://youtu.be/IQYPIP74ycY
>>78584567
I can vocaroo 11:
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1A9LPgI2utQ
>>78584567
Ah, I forgot the quite common "schwa" sound but I doubt it's easily distinguishable from a normal "a"
>>78584567
Superior language complexity masterrace
>>78584247
I think it is about 5,6 to 6 million.
>>78585557
You are all liars. It's all a,e i,o and u with different intonations
>>78585814
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1TulrHg1sSE
>>78575547
>Spanish is primitive
>Hungarian
>>78585891
klimnashé, smiat, ezá bidiniñie, iuañit
all lies
>>78586007
*smíat
>>78586007
dlinnosheee, zmeeed, ioanit, zooob'jedinenie
>>78586186
okay, and stil a, e, i, o, u.
deep in your heart you know slavics and snowniggers are crazy, and our roman ancestors were right, italybro.
>>78585814
Believe it or don't, vowelet.
>>78586260
your extra vowels are like half of your politics your politics
They aren't needed and you can keep them for yourselves
>>78586253
Yeah but I used the latin script, and these aren't normal a,e,i,o,u sounds. For example, zooob'jedinenie has 3 shwas in a row; the word zmeeed has the palatalised Z and "je" sounds etc.
Y no soy shitaliano
>>78586405
simple>complex
>>78586447
That's not true Paquito and we both know it.
>>78586597
shh
you want a new empire or not, luigiván
>>78586642
>>78587031