Anglos say ninety eight instead of eighty nineteen
Anglos say ninety eight instead of eighty nineteen
Jaxson Torres
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Christian Jackson
you mean four twenty nineteen?
Angel Campbell
>eighty nineteen
neanderthal. rome should've wiped the gauls out permanently
Jacob Green
They say eighty instead of four twenty
Kevin Taylor
>they say seventy instead of sixty-ten
Literally barbaric tier
Luke Campbell
In our French class we were taught the correct way is four-twenty ten nine (quatre-vingt-dix-neuf)???
Well, we say two-and-thirty instead of thirty-two ...
Anthony Lewis
>90
>not saying 4½ x 20
Danish are the true masters of numbers
Jayden Howard
you know what linguists call you people? language purists. its a derogatory term among many doctors who correlate it with people who believe some languages are actually more advanced/sophisticated when in reality, all languages are capable of only one thing: conveying ideas. thats all there is to it.
Joseph Cox
Well instead of saying 30, the Japanese say ten ten ten.
Jeremiah Torres
> eight and five and one half twenties
> t. Denmark
Dominic Scott
Wait
You're mixing 98 and 99 here
Luke Wilson
It is. I guess he wrote eighty because French speakers are so used to the "4x20" that they dont think about it anymore
Hunter Hughes
>beginner's French textbook stops at the sixties
Liam Collins
My own specific way of speaking and writing English is objectively perfect and supreme.
Carson Butler
prescriptive grammar. gross
Michael Sullivan
blaze it mecs
Jacob Torres
>eighty
>not four-twenties
>nineteen
>not ten-nine
TCHIP, quitte là.
Isaiah Murphy
their -ed at the end of verbs triggers me a lot, why it is prononced "t" and sometimes "d"? why this meme language is not phonetic goddamn??
Hunter Ramirez
>not saying nine times five time two plus twelve minus eight
You're language is not efficient.
Jayden Gomez
This.
Also
>ninety eight
>same as eighty nineteen
OP is a fucking nigger
Jack Anderson
>why this meme language is not phonetic goddamn
>Qu'est-ce que c'est
Eli Myers
french way of doing numbers is retarded as shit
it takes way too many syllables just to say the fucking name of a year
Connor Perez
[FR] Deux mille dix-sept: 4
[AR] alfayn wa sabaata achar: 8
[EN] Two thousand and seventeen: 7
Even saying "twenty seventeen" or "two o seventeen" is still 5 syllables, more than French.
[ES] dos mil diecisiete: 6
It may be short, but yeah it's retarded.
point
William Perez
how is that not phonetic?
> why it is prononced "t" and sometimes "d"?
examples?
Ryan Hall
Lern2count
Gavin Brooks
how something who finish with -ed could sound "t" or "d"?? it logically sound "aid" with a phonetic point of view.
- kickaid
- removaid
- pointaid
- jumpaid
etc...