>Spanish and Italian tier
Perfectly phonetic. God-tier languages (literally). Genders done right, plurals done right, conjugations done right, word order done right, alphabet done right.
>French tier
DERPDERPLOLOL WE "ROMAN" LANGUAGE TOO DISREGARD A THIRD GERMANIC VOCABULARY. VOWELS EVERYWHERE MORE THAN NECESSARY SHIT. UN COUP DE, UN COUP DE, UN COUP DE. LETS PRONOUNCE "e" IN 4 DIFFERENT WAYS LOLOL NEVER PRONOUNCE LAST LETTERS DERP DERP REDDIT SHIT
>English tier
MIXED IMPURE SCUM. NO GENDERS. NO REAL PRONOUNCIATION RULES. I READ A BOOK PAST AND PRESENT. VOCABULARY CONSISTENCY, WHAT'S THAT? TAKE LOANS FROM EVERYWHERE. LIKE LIKE LIKE. DO YOU SPEAK AMERICAN??? IT'S SEVEN BONGS!
>German tier
Perfect for science. LOLOLOL THREE GENDERS AND 4 GRAMMATICAL CASES WE STILL CLASSICAL ERA. SMASH WORDS TOGETHER. PARAGRAPHS LONG WORDS HERPDERP. sie sie Sie. DOCH EVERYWHERE. LOL GOOD LUCK WITH PLURALS. DIE GEDANKEN SIND FREI EXPEPTIONS TO RULES EVERYWHERE
>Arabic tier
Cool looking alphabet. LOL NO EVERY LETTER TAKES THREE TIMES MORE TO LEARN. "AL" EVERYWHERE. ALLAHU AKHBAR! BE CAREFUL, I ALMOST SPIT ON YOUR FACE TRYING TO PRONOUNCE HALF OF THE WORDS. YOU THINK YOU KNOW ARABIC? LOL NO ONLY ONE DIALECT.
>East asian tier
DERP DERP NO SPACES. WE NO LANGUAGE FAMILY SO HAVE LUCK SPENDING OTHER 5 YEARS TO SPEAK ANOTHER ONE. SHIT TIER WRITTING SYSTEM.
>Chinese
Simple grammar LOLOLOL 3000 CHARACTERS TO UNDERSTAND CHILDREN'S BOOK. 4 DIFFERENT TONES HURR CHINA STRONG! DERP MANDARIN > WU. NO CONJUGATION NO GENDERS NO PLURAL. DISREGARD ALPHABET, ACQUIRE FAGGOTRY
>Japanese
RORORORO TWO ARPHABETSU AND CHINA'SU RETARDED WRITTING SYSTEM. 600 DIFFERENT WAYSU TO CONJUGATE A SINGLE VERB. YOU DIDN'T USE PORITE FORM CONRRESPONDING TO YOUR AGE, YOU DISHONORRED MY FAMIRY. DESU DESU DESU. AM I KAWAII UGUU~
como castras hijin.
>>9755707
Lojban is clearly superior.
>>9755707
Honestly I like long German words, maybe I am biased because I didn't have to learn it tho.
Also do Russian pls desu
>>9755707
>>German tier
>Perfect for science. LOLOLOL THREE GENDERS AND 4 GRAMMATICAL CASES WE STILL CLASSICAL ERA. SMASH WORDS TOGETHER. PARAGRAPHS LONG WORDS HERPDERP. sie sie Sie. DOCH EVERYWHERE. LOL GOOD LUCK WITH PLURALS. DIE GEDANKEN SIND FREI EXPEPTIONS TO RULES EVERYWHERE
English does this: the orange juice, the apple tree, the police station, the environmental protection agency
German does this: the Orangejuice, the Appletree, the Policestation, the Environmentalprotectionagency
These things are compound nouns and both languages have plenty of them. The German language just gets rid of the spaces and capitalises the first letters.
You can create new English compound nouns just as easily as new German compound nouns.
They're just less obvious in English because they usually still look like multiple nouns (like "the environmental protection agency").
And here are some "smashed together" English words: armchair, spaceship, greenhouse, earthquake, football, grasshopper
>>9755707
>Perfectly phonetic. God-tier languages (literally). Genders done right, plurals done right, conjugations done right, word order done right, alphabet done right.
>tfw Serb
Feels good.
>>9755847
>>tfw Serb
isnt your language croatian though? i thought serbs originally spoke bulgarian
what a plonker
>ignoring the fact that Sanskrit literally means "perfect", the true language of the Gods
makes German look like goats bleating on paper
>>9755840
yeah,it's called agglutinating, OP is just an idiot so he doesn't know what that is
Russian is worse
t. pleb
I've accepted that this is as good as threads on /lit/ are going to be going forward
>>9755914
Yeah, meet a QT whose native language is one of those and learn from pillowtalk. Could be tricky finding a Brahmin lass who's family is willing to let her run off with an untouchable foreigner like yourself, but there you have it.
>>9755922
Europeans are the last Brahmin. Indians are only shudra.
>>9755938
hello, edward
>>9755938
kek, it was only a matter of time. I actually agree with you in this regard.
>Flamen=Brahmin
DIOS MIO PUTA MADRE AJAJAJAJAJAJA
mellifluous language indeed