The French don't have a word for ''please''

>the French don't have a word for ''please''
>the French don't have a word for ''today''
NO NO NO NO NO AHAHAH why do they even consider this shit to be a language if it lacks the most basic words

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>Russians don't have a word for ''to be''

>russians don't have a word for "to smell (something)"

do you mean the verbs?

>*nglos dont have different words for love of lovers and love of friends

yeah. they say ''I student'' for example instead of ''I am a student''

what? I'm not anglo but they do: I like vs I love

They have it in the past and future tense though.

It's called friendship.

If you speak Russian it makes sense though...
inserting 'an' would make that sentence sound retarded.