3 languages? So impressive. So, Gay, Gay and English?
Juan Allen
Fluently, Portuguese, Spanish and English. But I get around in 3 more (French, Italian and Latin)
Levi Gray
You probably rule the world, huh? Leading with, "Having English as my third language,,," is pretty pretentious. Did they teach you that?
William Morgan
laziness and a casual attitude promoted by our degenerate culture.
Daniel Nelson
spanish and portuguese is practically the same language you fucking moron.
Landon Jenkins
anyway my native language is korean and I am learning hebrew and everyday improving my english. get @ me
Juan Robinson
I'm a bit of a sperg, so I come of as rude and arrogant not necessarily on purpose.
Robert Lee
>I speak 3 languages >monkey, beaner, and Human lmao at your life hue nigger
Joseph Richardson
Visit one of our public schools to find out. It's just daycare to keep jamal and pablo off the street for as long as possible. Even then it doesn't work very well.
Lincoln Perez
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Ryder Hall
when you keep dumping common core to the point where people can barely communicate with each other in their local tongue without using emojis you get this its not just math, or the spoken word but also grammar and they don't even notice it because unlike a foreigner they don't learn the language to cap it all the department of "education" in germany introduced a project called "Schreiben nach Gehör" (which can be loosely translate to "Write as you hear")
fpbp You come across as some kind of cosmopolitan faggot.
Austin Ward
Simple... at least in the U.S. There are over 100 English Dialects littered with colloquialisms. To assume a language is a single immutable thing is silly.
Jace Miller
Пи пи пy пy
Kayden Cooper
>Why is that? People intentionally speak in code so the average outsider doesn’t understand.
Joseph Anderson
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Because they don't care. Nobody will call them ESL if they don't speak english properly.
Same thing with brazilians speaking portuguese. The difference is that you won't see gringos speaking it better than natives, because unlike english, our language is very hard.
Well why don’t you just ski in Alabama in June ya dork
Isaac Taylor
Percent sure what you are doing for the day long and you cannot was a very very respectable life love and hugs kisses hugs hugs kisses and prayers hugs hugs kisses hugs and kisses kisses love you kisses hugs hugs and kisses kisses love kisses hugs kisses and hugs hugs and kisses hugs kisses and hugs hugs and hugs and prayers kisses and prayers and kisses kisses love you love kisses hugs hugs and hugs kisses kisses
Liam Price
Gayzil
Leo Wood
You're going to have a stroke when you meet your first niggers then.
Chase Cooper
>Brazil >not sopa de macaco
Hudson Morris
Isn't it interesting how, when someone respects what they learn, this is reflected in the way they communicate? In a similar sense, it is easy to differentiate between good academics, who take time to produce clean, elegant works, and poor ones who produce tenure fodder. Unfortunately, enough tenure fodder does indeed earn one tenure.
Jonathan Hughes
I think its because English was defined as a language way before all other languages, so all of the official grammar is out of date. If you go through an english dictionary, you'll find many words labeled as obsolete. We update our dictionaries, but not our grammar, so thus, the official english language winds up being much different than the commonly spoken English. This happened to Latin and Arabic too, but its weird watching it happen.
>We update our dictionaries, but not our grammar, so thus, the official english language winds up being much different than the commonly spoken English Post an example
Wyatt Parker
It’s almost pee pee poo poo
Josiah Smith
Great Britain has the education system for absolute idiots. I regularly heard stories from polish families who emmigrated to the UK how kids who did poorly in Poorland were one of the best in english schools. The only good schools in the UK are for the rich elite + universities. The rest of people in the UK are treated as burdensome scum.
Lincoln Murphy
PI PI POO POO
Asher Davis
English is the anti-grammar language.
Camden Sanders
BRAzil Like bras that women wear on their boobies
Jordan Sullivan
Well you are forgiven, most of us here, my self included, are guilty of this.
Cameron Jackson
As someone who has learned 3 different languages, you should be aware that major languages like English have different registers for upper and lower class speech. It is the same reason why X 2nd language learners have a difficult time actually producing and communicating in their target language because the language that they are taught is the language that well educated natives speak and write in. Imagine traveling to Jordan and complaining to the locals that their vocabulary and grammar are poor/abysmal because they don't speaking modern standard arabic. Or even to Germany and ragging on Ignatius for speaking Bayerisch over standard hoch deutsch. It's not a fair comparison, and your command of a specialized variety of their language does not make them any less native. It only shows where the gaps are in your knowledge and who you can actually communicate with.
Also English is a fusional language like all white Aryan Indo-Europeans and not agglutinative like your click clack native language
Jaxson Rogers
Faggot
Nathaniel Phillips
>it's pretentious to know 3 languages this is your mind on 'murrica
Luis Moore
We don’t have to compensate for being non native plebeians. We’ve been speaking English since we were learning how to walk. It comes naturally to us and we don’t even have to give it a single thought. You will never be our level. We can sense it and you will never be fully accepted by us. Dirty foreigner
Liam Ramirez
>speak click clack agglutinative language >insult superior fusional languages Lol to the lol
Noah Allen
I always find people who learn to speak English fluently as a second language become the biggest snobs to others when it comes to correct English.
It's also the same for weebs in Japan but the get much snobbier at a much lower level.
I don't even know why. You're just opening yourself up for a harder fall when you eventually do fuck up.
Kayden Watson
>no mention of possessive it's and who's kill everyone who does this
Oliver Cruz
Fillers are present in every language you stupid fuck
Lincoln Gonzalez
Japanese is semi-fusional English is fusional Non-white is agglutinative White is fusional
Elijah Harris
Care to explain what “proper” English is? We have dozens of dialects and accents
Pretty much. Every language does have levels of speech, and most people usually don't put much effort in their day to day communication. Brazilian portuguese in it's most refined form is a beauty, but if you arrive on somebody on the street and start speaking like that, either you won't be properly understood, or the person will get offended because he will assume you're mocking him by calling him a simpleton.
OP is a sperg. He is complaining about something that happens in here as well, too much people replace nouns with "coisa" e "negócio", and both interjections and adjectives and with just the word "foda", which can mean literally anything, be it for good or bad, depending on the context.
From 1965 onward most kids have been raised by television and the media seems to get worse by the decade. Try watching some news segment from even the early 2000's and compare the vocabulary they have and the way the shows were structured. Try reading a 90's NYT article and compare it with a contemporary one.
Mason Reyes
>you won't see gringos speaking it better than natives Any retard learning Portuguese in duolingo will speak the language better than any brazilian monkey.
Colton Sullivan
those"filler" words in American English are used to convey emotion in the sentence.
The sky is blue
Shit the sky is blue (denoting surprise) The sky is really fucking blue (denoting severity) The sky is like blue (denoting surprise again but more polite)
Joseph Johnson
Just look at how artificial business speak is and the way you have to word your emails. Its outdated, people just sound different in their emails. Its rare for some one to say something is incorrect in speech, they'll use wrong instead. And much business speech works internationally. A businessman in England will likely use the same businessy words his American counterpart would. That is the proper written english as opposed to spoken english.
>I am learning hebrew why? i know chinese people who are learning hebrew too, but the chances they are going to live or work in israel is almost 0%. what is your motivation, and you can't say it is a beautiful language because it isn't. the chink i know either do it as a weird way to ingratiate themselves to jews, or because they think they will be called upon for hebrew-chink translations.
Elijah Watson
People will ignore the fusional/agglutinative split but it divides white and non-white
>because English was defined as a language way before all other languages What in the fuck is that supposed to mean?
>the official english language winds up being much different than the commonly spoken English English is very mild in this respect. There are other languages with larger diglossia problems in comparison. Arabic is like this, even German has larger dialectical variations than english.
Levi Wilson
Ah I now understand. After reading many communications between lawyers I noticed that those who practice the profession are very formal in their communications.
Though I am not college educated, the formality is something I have noticed and subconsciously applied in business writing as well.
main difference in that picture is between formal and informal. contextually grammar use can change, but i think that is what you are saying too. i don't think people accept this context grammar though and they just have some correct vs wrong table in their minds.
Mason Howard
How well to poor, under-educated people in Brazil speak Portuguese?
Joshua Taylor
>But I get around in 3 more (French, Italian and Latin) I don't think you are as skilled and as fluent as you think you are. I admit very good, but not an expert, the way you frame the above green text demonstrates this.
Ethan Cox
>Shit the sky is blue (denoting surprise) My goodness! The sky is blue.
>The sky is really fucking blue (denoting severity) The sky is extremely blue The sky is astonishingly blue The sky is impressively blue The sky is amazingly blue
>The sky is like blue (denoting surprise again but more polite) The sky seems blue. The sky appears to be blue.
James Scott
Yeah, it could be worse.
Xavier Green
You'd sound legitimately autistic if you spoke like that in casual conversation.
Mason Allen
What does that have to do with anything? English has numerous dialects and regional variants