Is your language complicated?

is your language complicated?

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No, mine isn't.

Very simple, actually.

nein, not really
but i feel like many would disagree

I sie twa pens.
I see twa bairns.
This is yae wuman wi twa bairns.
I'm the faeder o twa bairns.
I sie twa men.
I'm cuirious about twa fowke.
I'm watchin twa men.
I'm eitin twa peirs.
Twa men say "Hullo".
Twa kemps.
The houss is atwix twa pharacries.
The pharmacarie is atweiss twa housses.
Thenk thae twa.
I neid twa buiks.
I need twa chikks.
I thinks about us twa.
Ye wul sie the frist twa.

The key is to say dw-something. The only part that change is the ending. Learn to pronounce dw- then give an ending a polish guy can correct you if the ending is wrong.

Polish is twice less complicated than Russian it seems

and russian is 16 times less complicated than ithkuil

No, Russian is quite straightforward when compared to polish. Polish is one of the hardest european languages, only basque and finnish are harder.

Lmao, you really believe this?

No. The purpose of language is to facilitate communication, not to see who can make up the most pointless and convoluted grammatical rules.

im learning german rn, and as an english speaker the most complicated part is some of the verbs. I actually love german because of how logical it seems. You never wear shoes indoors yea? other than slippers right? and the word for slippers "Hausschue" literally means House Shoe. Its such a good language

>House Shoe
Our word is better: "inneskor", literally indoors shoes.

english is absolute bullshit and i don't blame people with esl for making mistakes or not speaking it well

kek
that's fucking nice

Written English yes.
youtube.com/watch?v=7ucCJ_Vn58w
Spoken English is quite easy and the grammar isn't hard at all.

This is only fun until you start learning 15+ letters long words.

said 15 letter long words are literally just 5 odd words glued together

It's only difficult if you think of them as being single words. It becomes very easy and convenient once you learn most of the "base" words other words are made up out of.

As much as any other romance language. People can pick it up very fast but not many, including natives, manage to master it.

No, it's hardly more complicated than polish, which seems pretty easy to me.

I can understand Polish language wow.

No. It's actually ez af. People could learn it in a few hours, but since it's a small country, the use is not widespread, so unless you're staying here - why bother.

and also your flag is fucking disgusting and that alone is reason enough to not bother with your country as a whole

:*( at least we have a flag of our own

The only complicated thing might be our specific accent. The language itself is perhaps as easy as spanish.

People are seething and wheezing at ours but it looks small fry all things considered

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In Romanian it's just "doi" (two) and "două"(feminine two) in every sentence regardless of case.

>Pronouncing entire words? Non, merci.

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at least my flag doesnt belong in sub-saharan africa. Look north and south for examples of good flags. Or alternatively, use the columns of gedidimas or whatever its called. Just stop using pan-african colours

>hungarian
no, it's the easiest and most intuitive language on earth, unironically

Why is polish so retarded? I have some interest in learning it but then I see shit like that and it just makes me realize that the language is moronic.

>my language is so easy/difficult!!!!1111

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My language is simple. German is autistically complicated

Nibba, which one of those colors are not European flag tier?
Prob. none of those colors are fashionable in Oceania, eh? I know y'all British Blue memers, but there's no reason to expect people to do the same shit.
Columns are used for military, postal service, some sports teams use it, etc. Good enough as it is :)

Is there even any difference?
Just asking out of ignorance.

My language has no official orthography.

its not the colours themselves, its the combination of the three. If i saw that flag and i didnt know it was Lithuanias, i would have thought it was Ghanas or someshit. and dont get me wrong, the Australian flag is by no means perfect, if i could choose our flag it would be the Eureka Flag (pic related) rather than some colonial flag. When it comes to flags, good enough is NEVER good enough. Change your shit tier flag. Also, wasnt the yellow added because the designer thought the flag looked to dark or smth? what a retard

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wtf i thought polish people were dumb

dont the frogs have a government institution because your so insecure about English dominating the world?

I agree. Lithuanian flag is African as fuck.

I'm not a frog. Hover flag.

Quite a lot actually, most notably is the substitution of the genitive case with the dative case

isnt reunion a frog territory?

>>I agree. Lithuanian flag is African as fuck.
KEK
Is that why your north-westerners loved it so much?
City in north-west Poland:
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Łobez

No, quite the opposite actually

hungarian is as hard as finnish

>t. Mbutu Petraitis

lol, who cares about some shitty village

>just over 10000 people
>city
kek

Yes but we don't often speak French in our daily life. Our native language is reunionese creole.

Lublin
Lodz
Warsaw
Jelenia Gora
Wroclaw
How are those not African? Many others as well, I assume

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Sorry, I don't see any Africa here.
But still, city flag =/= country flag

No, and neither is the language in the pic. It's called declension.

lublin: nope
lodz: Gross looking, yes. African, nope
Warsaw: see above
Jelenia Gora: See above
Wroclaw: See above

Not particularly for normal people, but for *nglo*saxons it is.

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KEK
Yes, they literally, officially call that a city. I know! Kek

Would you prefer this?

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Like, imagine being an *nglo-s*xon cockroach and reading whole pages of a book without being able to figure out the gender of the main character.

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The 3 colors are most common in national clothing, but there are other common colors, such as on the renewed coat of arms, so a case could be made to go with it's colors like so.
But then it messes with the from a national poem about the guiding sunlight in it's skies, the neverending green fields and the blood spilled on it's soil defending it and so on

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okay yeah that looks great. However as a flag, not so. Same problem with Belarus and Iran, too comples
this one looks great, though isnt romanias or somethings flag the same? but overall that does look amazing in comparison