>the Russian """""language""""" only has 3 tenses
The Russian """""language""""" only has 3 tenses
Landon Mitchell
Michael Sanders
yet 197 variations of the phrase "blackout drunk"
what a fascinating peoples.
Lucas Flores
Surprised they even have a language.
Ethan Lewis
you dont need more lol
Evan Reed
>English
>doesn't have genders
Enjoy living in your progressive, trans, vegan, gluten-free world.
John Cruz
>English speaker talking wack about other language's lack of tenses
Ironic.
Christian Reyes
Russian is a beautiful language, very poetic and expressive. It gives me the impression that it's language you would find in distorted dreamlike scenarios.
Gavin Jackson
>english """""""""""""""language""""""""""""""" has 3 cases
Justin Russell
>English
>Doesn't have genders
>Doesn't have cases
>Kekd by the french so 90% latin vocabulary
>Threw away the glorioud þ
Nicholas Martinez
>Applies gender to inanimate objects
Is this so you can try and fuck the coffee table when you're black out drunk and play it off as a normal, heterosexual act?
Matthew Martinez
>90% Latin
Actually about 70% of the language is from old English
Wyatt Bell
Why are you bragging about tenses when you beaners don't have a future?
Leo Brooks
I can't fuck a table cuz that would be homosex. Table is masculine, nigger.
Juan Roberts
Vlad know what's up.
Julian Nguyen
Which furniture is socially acceptable for a straight male to have intercourse with?
Julian Taylor
Why are you speaking in English when your future is in Mexican?
Tables are female, Victor.
Nathaniel Morgan
Creo que sabes que ya
Asher Smith
>Icelandic
>literally don't have genders because its a social construct
>everyone uses unisex bathrooms
Robert Rogers
Doors are alright, as well as the kitchen herself.
Caleb Evans
'пoдyшкa's
Kayden Jackson
He's right though, applying genders to nouns is retarded and useless.
Levi Campbell
>the English"""""language""""" have no respectful form of the word you
Tyler Scott
...
Parker Foster
Huh, English has 12 (or 16, if you count the useless ones) tenses, that is already too many.
Dylan Phillips
So...just like real life?
Tenses are a contingency plan for the language that doesn't have an expressive case system. Changing words to express time frame and object/subject relation is more elegant than changing entire sentence structure because your language isn't flexible enough.
Ian Reyes
It's called a (You)