Sí, yo tampoco creo que hayan muchos de nosotros por estos lares.
Post enviado desde Chile.
Saludos camaradas, saludos desde Argentina, la tierra No blanca u_u
>>18
top kek
Soy estadounidense, y no hablo español muy bien porque sólo lo estudió durante tres años en la escuela secundaria. Ahora estoy en la universidad, y lo intento estudiar más aquí.
Quiero añadir que la familia de mi madre es mexicana, pero nunca me enseñó español. Gracias, mamá -_-' Luego ella se queja que no puedo hablarlo, pero cómo puedo hablarlo cuando no me enseñó?
Hermosillo, Sonora, México reportándose
¿cómo encontraron este BBS? :3
Colomboanon aqui, saludos!
Manolo aquí, si buscais un bbs en españolo entrad en https://bienvenidoainternet.org/
Saludos de México
jajaja muy kek
What is the worst language in your opinion? As a really wordy guy, I don't really like english. It's useful, nice to hear and easy to speak but to write, I really hate it. It's too hard and even sometimes impossible to precisely express what I'd like to say.
I'm not into japanese anymore. It's kinda cool to speak but honnestly I got fed up with the culture (few travels and a lot of disillusions). I'm more into korean and cantonese (I don't speak it very well but I'm in love with Hong Kong's cinema).
What is yours?
Consider yourselves luckier you are neither a Tangalized non-Tangalog ethnic, nor born an ethnic Tangalog.
The Turkish and Hungarian languages (especially Turkish) kind of sound Korean (" 'nda" , " 'da "). I think it sounds cool.
Indian Languages (especially Dravidian) and African Languages, I don't like. Especially the writing system used for langs like Telugu and the rest.
>>14
I wiykd gave to disagree and say Esparanzo is absolutely just as
"kewl".
Worst language has to be klingon! not a single vowel!
I wouldn't say "the worst", for my knowledge of languages is limited, but I find the usage of ideograms to be the worst thing I've ever witnessed.
I have studied Japanese for a short time (I have not gotten past the middle of Tae Kim's Grammar), but the amount of vague expressions, the immense number of ways of phrasing things (mostly due to their respect for 'politeness' and hierarchy) and the kanjis made me drift away from the language.
For reference, the link in my name directs to an article that shows many responses to the question "What's that?".
>>18
This is an orange.
This is a fucking orange!
It's an orange, right?
It's an orange, dear.
No, honey, it's an orange.
...It's an orange, dude.
Orange on the scene!
This would be an orange.
For your edification, an orange.
I understand, it certainly is an orange.
This is an orange... isn't it?
FYI, this is an orange.
Oh, golly, it's a real orange!
>It's too hard and even sometimes impossible to precisely express what I'd like to say.
Is there any language where this is possible?
>>19
This is such a retarded point, in all of those instances the word for orange remained the same.
>>19
If you actually wanted to make the point you were trying to make, you should have used words that actually do change based on politeness or context, like "dude", "sir", "guy", "man", "mr.", or so on. But even that pales in comparison to Japanese, and you know it.
New textboard in Spanish. In replacement to BaI.
Spanish speakers are fags
Reden wir deutsch und deutlich.
>>52
Stell dich nicht so an. Wir brauchen dringend Leute auf Channel3, die regelmäßig dort lauern ;_;
Deutsche! Verschwendet eure Zeit auf
http://3-ch.org
http://3-ch.org
Ich hol's einfahc nochmal hoch
Audi announced "We will kill every single Japanese"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbwY1UJLY3A
Audiwitz
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Als Deutscher finde ich meine Muttersprache echt erbärmlich. Englisch, Japanisch, Spanisch und Latein lagen mir immer mehr.
>>60
Japanisch und Latein kann ich verstehen.
Aber warum Englisch? Englisch ist bloß vereinfachtes Deutsch.
Meine Familie is Ämisch, un sie schwetze Pennsylfanisch Deitsch. Ich kann en bissche deitch ferstehen, aber kein hochdeutsch sprech' ich. Mer wohn' in Florida. Meine familie kommt aus Indiana, aus Pennsylfania, aus Rheinland Pfälz, aus Bern. Forgib mer meine Fehler, ich schwetze schlecht deitsch.
You can ask any question.
Is the answer to this question 'no'?
>>1 I play in a band and have played with some Japanese bands like Acid Mothers Temple when they toured, but was too shy to try and speak Japanese to them. I know very little. What's a nice friendly thing I could say to make them feel welcome and that I'm happy to be playing with them or something?
Do you have a small penis?
Do you like anime?
you can ask any question, getting an answer is another matter
are you a japanese?
🖕🗾
Alguém aqui fala português, brasileiro ou de portugal(apesar de ser MUITO estranho -.-')?
brasileiro aqui :)
>>16
do que adianta saber o "português original" se escreves em inglês?
Português Brasileiro é meio sem graça.
English - Português Brasileiro
British English - Portugês Original
methinks...
Hello I am Hungarian and I think Portuguese sounds very nice.
Umm European Portuguese is pretty much a dead language, but Brazilian culture is still developing new memes. Think about it, all the new things in Europeu are from American English or Spanish maybe... but Brasileiro has developed a whole subculture or two of their own with their own slang and cute expressions and idioms.
Globalisation will ruin it all, though.
Also to the person who compares American English to British, well English was brought to America by the Brits, and was better preserved there. British is full of French clichés both in spelling, pronunciation and also vocabulary. American is more "purely" English. Though it's true that the cultural livelyness I mentioned above can be found in British to a higher degree; which I find inexplicable!
realmente, o português brasileiro é muito mais vivo e divertido rs
Alguém aqui ainda fala português?
eu falo português! @23
voltei a falar
sa tu jeszcze jacys polacy?
przybłąkałem się tutaj i melduję się anonie
chuja nie ma
Nie, no jacyś jeszcze są.
Nie, nie ma już żadnych
Besucht alle das neue deutschsprachige Textboard: https://50baud.club
Leck mich am Arsch
Ich möchte ein geiler Arsch ficken
Ich erinnere mich daran, war sogar verhältnismäßig aktiv. Schade drum.
Super Dickmann's Dicke Nüsse
Lets talk about fake language, in general. Constructing languages yourself, fake language-like writing or talking, existing conlangs, etc!
Ive been trying to build a langauge. I swear Ill actually make some progress on that, someday. As of now I just have a bit of a meaningless poem that demonstrates general sound and appearance
"Slol ne snla snal sesha svang
slol ne snla snlath thnale thrang
snalas fel plr slo mlgn zha
zhe natha
Nyaath al sol ath sava ast
ngathath al so shar navast
sthaf nel ra zhaf alt a
zhe sl ftha natha"
also OP could you give an IPA rendering of that?
or vocaroo it so we can more accurately see / hear how it sounds.
>>3
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0vmTO5B65PQ
Basically, mostly unvocalized, r's and l's are similar but distinguished, vowels are mostly sorta soft, kinda low-nasally mushy accent, I guess.
Other little things ive written to try and illustrate its sound arent quite so restricted in their sound, so this is supposed to be poetry in it, deliberately made to sound one specific way even in it.
>>4
At times it sounds as if you are saying "schlong" as in "big long schlong dong."
>>5
well schlong is almost certainly a word in the language, it fits with others perfectly. Maybe 'Long Schlong' is a name.
What about klingon? They have their own language institute!
>>2
Esperanto may be a shit, but its pretty cool that there exists a conlang with native speakers.
Wasn't JRR Tolkein a linguist who came up with a bunch of words for the Dwarven and Elvish language?
>>11
Yes.
Also Tolkien's Dwarves were Jewish, not Norse or Scottish as Tolkien-filtered-through-D&D pastiches often make them. They used Norse names because those were their use-names for going among the Norse-named humans of their surrounding region, not their real names.
