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I know English and Spanish what language can I learn in a year of college study to baby to talk to native 4channers
Henry Baker
Since they're so similar should someone start with Swedish because it has the most learning resources?
At what age do children in Russia learn that cursive? If I was a teacher and had to decipher 100 schoolchildren a day all writing like that I would fucking die.
Maybe Italian or Swedish if you wanna go for something different. Italian should be especially easy since you know Spanish . French would take some effort.
Robert Thomas
Probably Italian or Portuguese
Luis Rogers
I already feel like I get Italian to be honest it's so similar to Spanish I want something slightly more novel I guess. I'm not sure if I want to stay romance language . How is Swedish an option ? I don't think that class is even offered anyway
Nathan Hernandez
What is it like to visit a country as a foreigner and talk to them in their language? Do they think it is charming? Like in Eastern Europe or Asia, where they expect you to speak English to them
Ryan Moore
> asia
I understood that they expect visitors do be able to say a couple phrases. "thank you" ... that kind of thing. Highly hypocritical for I would be hardpressed to find a japanese tourist who can say "dankjewel" in Amsterdam.
Grayson Richardson
I've learning a bit of french. From what I notice most words sound like their spanish/english counterparts or their roots. Also, I found interesting how Mettre á jour=put up to date=update.
Isaac Campbell
They don't, really. That said, learning the "thank yous" and "hellos" takes a whooping 5 minutes and goes a long way everywhere, be it Asia or Europe.
Brayden Gray
It was cute learning that you, lithuania and belarus all have the same word for thank you
Angel Garcia
What an absolut swedish/other subhuman propaganda.
Michael Turner
Any recommendations for a low level Swedish textbook like Deutsch Heute? Ignore my last post
Christian Lopez
Pekka...
Ryder Torres
Those are LGBT poop languages made for people who poop pee
Isaac Ramirez
finland isn't nordic language so that image is stupid also, finland isn't nordic country
Ian Ross
Yea it’s called Pee Peeute then you learn Peedish
Jacob Foster
Anyone else learning Thai? I just started two days ago and I'm learning it with German now :v
yes they would. this is what all TRUE nords have in common: language, genetics, history, culture and old norse religion
Bentley Ortiz
So its just basicly germanics meeting finnics at culture and religion side, language still remaned pretty much same.
Brandon Diaz
Europeean.
Gabriel Campbell
>TRUE Ohboyherewego
Dominic Phillips
I think it depends. From when I went to Lithuania, when I began saying things I was encouraged more to learn plus I got freebies and 20% discount in a Bose shop buying headphones, given a box of treats for giving a picture to a family with a Lithuanian message to them on it, given free accomodation in *two* places on my last visit...it was nice. Too nice even.
ggez >Police officers wear blue uniforms. >How do you find his new novel? >Won't you have some tea? >Tom said Mary thought John might not need to do that again. >Tom is older than your father
normies get out >We have a lot of rain in June. >When I was little I had a car door slammed shut on my hand. I still remember it quite vividly. >He said he was not there yesterday; however, many people saw him there. >Cats are good pets, for they are clean and are not noisy. >I currently have 4 windows open up… and I don’t know why.
I don't have some shitty meme for "hard" >To see things in black and white is to see the basics, and I would recommend to any designer of gardens that he go out and look at his work by the light of the moon. >Understand this law and you will then know, beyond room for the slightest doubt, that you are constantly punishing yourself for every wrong you commit and rewarding yourself for every act of constructive conduct in which you indulge. >It is easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn't.
Die Polizei trägt blaue Uniformen Wie hast du seinen neuen Roman gefunden? Willst du keinen Tee trinken? Tom sagte, dass Mary dachte, dass Tom das vielleicht nicht mehr machen müsste (this is not easy and I'm the one who posted the damn thing) Tom is älter als dein Vater
Hier regnet es oft im Juli Als ich jung war, schlug mir eine Autotür auf die Hand? Er sagte, dass er gestern nicht da war, aber viele Leute haben ihn dort gesehen Katze sind gute Haustiere weil sie sauber und leise sind Momentan habe ich vier Fenster geöffnet... und ich weiß nicht warum
Dinge auf schwarz und weiß sehen, ist die Basis*, und ich würde einem Gartenarchitekten* empfehlen, dass er nach draußen geht und seine Arbeit im Mondlicht zu betrachten* ? Es ist einfacher, eine Arbeit richtig zu machen, als zu erklären, warum man es nicht getan hat
Had to google asterisks
Austin Bell
Poliiseilla on sininen univormut Mitä mieltä olet romaanista? Haluatko teetä? ... Tom on vanhempi kuin isäsi
Meillä on paljon sateita kesäkuussa ... ... Kissat ovat hyviä lemmikkejä, koska ne ovat puhtaita eikä liian paljon melua Olen avannut neljä ikkunaa... mutta en tiedä miksi
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Grayson Nguyen
Obviously the second Tom in the 4th one should be John. Also once again forgot the second part of the car one >und ich erinnere mich gut
Poliser bära blå uniformer* Hur hittade du hans nya roman? (would usually use sina but there's no gender-specific pronoun otherwise) Vill du inte ha te? Tom sa Maria tyckte* att John kankse inte skulle behöva göra det igen Tom är åldre än din far
Det regnar ofta i Juli När jag var ung slog* jag min hand i en bildörr Han såg* igår att han inte var där, men många sa att han var där Katter är bra husdjur eftersom de är rena och tysta* För närvarande* har jag fyra fönster öppna... och jag vet inte varför
Again had to google asterisks
Robert Murphy
*Poliser bär blå/blåa uniformer *Vill du ha te? ("Won't you" doesn't translate well into Swedish) *Tom sa att Maria tyckte att John kanske inte skulle behöva göra det igen *Tom är äldre än din far
*Vi får mycket regn i Juli *När jag var liten så klämde jag handen i en bildörr. Jag minns det fortfarande tydligt.
Brody Williams
No min for the car door one?
Xavier Miller
Han sa att han inte var där igår, fastän det var många som såg honom där
Ser du saker i svart och vit så ser du också grunden. Jag föreslår att alla trädgårdsmästare går ut och tittar på deras verk i månens sken Lär dig om denna lag så kommer du förstå, utan någon tvekan, att du straffar dig själv för varje misstag och belönar dig själv för varje konstruktiva handling som du tillåter dig själv. Det är enklare att göra ett jobb än att förklara varför du inte gjorde det
Jaxson Wright
Yes you are right, "min hand" is more correct because it specifies what hand I am talking about.
I'm too used to casual Swedish, it's different from proper Swedish you know?
Logan Walker
Well for what it's worth I'd rather have my text natural-looking as opposed to too formal
Hunter Morris
>Police officers wear blue uniforms. 警察は青い制服を着る >How do you find his new novel? 彼の新しい小説はどう思う? >Won't you have some tea? 少しお茶を飲みませんか? >Tom said Mary thought John might not need to do that again. トムがメーリがジョンは再びあれをしる必要はないかも知らないと思ったと言った >Tom is older than your father トムはあなたのお父さんより年寄り
>We have a lot of rain in June. 6月は大雨だった >When I was little I had a car door slammed shut on my hand. I still remember it quite vividly. 小さいとき、手が車のドアにはさめちゃった。思いっきりです >He said he was not there yesterday; however, many people saw him there. 昨日いないってけど、人多くは見えた >Cats are good pets, for they are clean and are not noisy. 猫はいいペット、綺麗くてうるさくないから >I currently have 4 windows open up… and I don’t know why. 今、窓4つ開いている…なざか、私も分らない
>To see things in black and white is to see the basics, and I would recommend to any designer of gardens that he go out and look at his work by the light of the moon. 白黒に見るとは基本を見ると言う。それから、私は庭のデザイナに月の光の下で自分の作品を見るをすすめさせていただきます >Understand this law and you will then know, beyond room for the slightest doubt, that you are constantly punishing yourself for every wrong you commit and rewarding yourself for every act of constructive conduct in which you indulge. この事実をわかると必ず知っています。自分は罪をすると自分は罰を受ける。そして、正しいことをいたしますと、自分はご褒美を自分にもらう >It is easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn't. 「できなかった」の説明に比べて、ちゃんと正しく仕事をするの方が簡単
Levi Ross
I'm basically from Sweden's version of Alabama, so I probably shouldn't be the one teaching you Swedish
Leo Clark
思いっきり should be (いまでも) はっきり覚えいている
Connor Garcia
I sincerely doubt anywhere in Sweden is bad as Alabama
Your white trash isn't morbidly obese or nearly as nationalistic (despite constantly REEEEing about the government) from what I can tell. Also the area in that picture looks reasonably nice, here's what the southeast looks like
...okay yeah, maybe we aren't quite like Alabama lol
But my point is that we speak differently from "normal" Swedish. The closer you get to the Norwegian border the more we sound like them too.
Jonathan Green
Yeah I get you, I also envy northern European city planning as opposed to our garbage
Leo Brooks
I don't think there is any "planning". The town I live in has existed here since the Viking age
Jordan Perez
I mean in general, just every manmade aspect of the countries look better than burger equivalents
Dylan Ward
>ggez >Police officers wear blue uniforms. Cảnh sát viên mặc đồng phục màu xanh nước biển.
>How do you find his new novel? Kiếm quyển sách của anh làm thế nào?
>Won't you have some tea? Uống nước trà không?
>Tom said Mary thought John might not need to do that again. Tom nói Mary suy nghĩ John có thể không cần làm đó một lần nữa.
>Tom is older than your father Tom (thì) lớn hơn ba ̣(của) cháu.
>normies get out >We have a lot of rain in June. Có nhiều mưa trong tháng sáu.
>When I was little I had a car door slammed shut on my hand. I still remember it quite vividly. Khi tôi con trẻ tôi có một cái cửa xe đóng sầm trên bàn tay tôi. Tôi có duợc nhớ đó rõ ràng .
>He said he was not there yesterday; however, many people saw him there. Anh nói hôm qua anh không ở đó nhưng mà có nhiều người thấy anh ở đó.
>Cats are good pets, for they are clean and are not noisy. Mèo là thú nuôi tốt vì mèo có sạch và không om sòm.
>I currently have 4 windows open up… and I don’t know why. Tôi có bốm window open (mở rồi?)... và tôi không biết tại sao.
your population has doubled since 1900, and increased by 400% since 1800 yet you're saying that no urban planning has occurred in your country?
Cooper Gutierrez
No idea
Christopher Gutierrez
I doubt it given society has shifted from building out from a nice city center to soulless grids. I'd fucking love to live somewhere that looked even half as nice as this but burger cities are afraid of plants and water
Or here. I know I'm cherrypicking but even the more residential, less-impressive looking areas still beats ours, plus you're still within walking/biking distance of these nice ones anyway
Swedish city planning is grid based dude. Zoom into any city, I tell you.
Caleb Reed
My point was even the grid areas look a lot nicer
Easton Russell
And that you still have better city centers to go to
Eli Perry
Well yeah, they're built when the king was in power and went for beautiful architecture. Socialist ruined all our cities though. There's disgusting tumour houses from the 60s and 70s where beautiful town squares used to be. Slot of houses got stripped of their facades too. Look up grand hotel Stockholm. It recently got one of its old facades back.
>literally a fucking Finn Fenno-Swede* you retard. They're not Finns
Aaron Baker
What happened with the "fenno-swedes are just Finns with Swedish last names who larp as Swedes"
Colton Gutierrez
can i learn spanish by watching tv in spanish with english subtitles
i already speak french and live in arizona which helps
Daniel Young
Watch spanish tv with spanish subtitles for ultra language gains.
Jack Morgan
no
Wyatt Ramirez
FRENCH OR GERMAN OR LATIN ???? I'M SO CONFUSED . HELP.
Angel Bennett
German
Juan Turner
Italian? Do they have a fun chan? I need to learn a language in a year or I die
Easton Sanchez
German is a good mix of consistent grammar/pronunciation, useful and sounding nice
Luis Price
fuck DFW city planning, especially in Dallas. I deal with planning and mapping in the area a lot, everything to the north and east of Dallas is just copy paste, those blots in the intersections of "neighborhoods" are the same wal-mart, walgreens, and maybe an academy sporting goods and chinese food place as far as the eye can see and they still keep fucking going. It's a monster of modernity that I wish would stop.
Ethan Foster
Fuck city. Can we go there
William Mitchell
which dialect of croatian do i learn muh ancestry is from the adriatic islands which islands do they speak čakavian or štokavian; the wikipedia article is vague
>Kiếm quyển sách của anh làm thế nào? Sao bạn kiếm được cuốn sách của anh ấy.
>Tom nói Mary suy nghĩ John có thể không cần làm đó một lần nữa. Tom nói Mary nghĩ rằng John không cần làm điều đó nữa.
>Khi tôi con trẻ tôi có một cái cửa xe đóng sầm trên bàn tay tôi. Tôi có duợc nhớ đó rõ ràng . Hồi tôi còn nhỏ tôi bị cửa xe kẹp trúng tay. Tôi vẫn nhớ khá rõ.
You are pretty decent user, keep it up.
Gavin Sanchez
There are already fuck all resources for štokavian(standard) Croatian, i seriously doubt you could find anything that teaches the čakavian dialect. The family members you want to speak Serbo-croatian to also most likely understand štokavian because that's what they're taught in school. You're probably best off if you learn štokavian and pick up čakavian words from your family as you go.