His language doesn't have þ and ð to represent 'th' sounds

>his language doesn't have þ and ð to represent 'th' sounds

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>his language use TH instead of D

>his language has the TH sound

Ah the þ. Our superior language got rid of that archaic letter over a thousand years ago.

>his language doesn't have letters representing two sounds

Even Russian Empire had the þ, as ѳ (Theeta)

>his language doesn't have cases

>his language doesn't have at least 30 vowels + diphthongs
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>his language doesn't have the th sound

It wasn't what you imply it was, don't confuse gaijins. Ѳѳ was just a variant of Фф and sounded exactly the same /f/, it just was used for etymological reasons in nouns and proper names of the Greek origin where theta was used, like Ѳeдop (compare Theodor).

>his language has "th" sounds
disgusting

>his language doesn't have velarized th-sound
What a pleb.

Ummm X=KS sweetie?

What about Я, Ю, E, Ё = ya, yu, ye, yo?

To whom are you referring, perchance?

>Saying V instead of W

>his language doesn't have digraph dž, dz and letter ŭ

>his language isn't finnish

>using the peasant W nonironically
literally howling, lad

you're the fly in our ointment you know that lad

don't remind us how our once pure anglo language got defiled by the normie normans

RRRRRRREEEEEEEEE

>calls itself a superpower
>can't keep the superior proper letters around in its own language

so much for the ""superior"" language, sad tbqh

>his language spoken by more than 50.000 people

Seems unreliable. How did they get 19 vowels for Norwegian? Sure you can get that in certain dialects, but if you take standard spoken Landsmål you have 17 traditional vowels and you can also add the short æ stolen from English, making the total number 18. How do you get 19?

And for diphthongs, 6 for Norwegian? I don't know. Some of them are really rare. There are 3 original ones that have existed from the beginning, and depending on dialect, you can also add "ai" which has been getting common at least for 100 years. I guess it could be right. We have a few old ones with only a few words like "åi" and "ui", but I guess if you can include recent ones we get 6. The "ej", seen in words like "bacon", "lame", "safe" and many more, and I guess "åi" is more common nowadays with words like "cowboy", "soya" and maybe a handful others. So I guess it's more updated than I expected, because this makes 6?

You mad because there is something other languages beat Icelandic at?
English, Elfdalian and probably Scots are the ONLY Indo-European languages that keep the original w from proto indo european in its original form. Literally every other language has it in a degenerate form. Are you jealous because English beats you at something?

>so poor his ointment has flies
I weep for you

>the eleventh hour and this is how someone I looked on as an ally treats me
You backstabbing scorpion

>his language has no different phonetic variations of the same suffix
>-ma/-me, -ba/-be, -pa/-pe

>Ah the þ. Our superior language got rid of that archaic letter over a thousand years ago.

>þe
>ye
>the

Can't fabricate.

>His language uses the roman alphabet despite not being derived from latin
FUCK, can you get any more KEK than that?

we have the most vowels, that's pretty neat. I also like how second place (Norway) has 13 less vowels in their language

>Not shifting those disgusting sounds to "d" like every civilised language does
*nsular "Germanics" everyone

>his language requires the aid of dashes, dots or squiggly lines over its letters

>résumé
>café
>façade

No one actually uses the accents

>His language doesn't have these beautiful letters like ąćźżłęóńś

It doesn't matter, though.
Your writing system is the opposite of phonetic. There are no reasonable rules to deducting the sounds value of your vowel letters and diphtongs, whether they are silent or not. The correct reading of many personal names is nigh-impossible without the prior knowledge. So your bragging about not using accents is as hypocritical as your foreign policy.

>his ""language"" doesn't have áéíóúüñ

>His language is spoken by 300k people.

>His language shares its name with a fucking supermarket

>implying quality is related to quantity
the more people do any given thing the shittier it is.

Country you mean.
And I want reparations for that, or at least a giftcard there

>his language is not Hungarian

I'm laughing at y'all

>Your writing system is the opposite of phonetic
says the russian

mindent atok
kurva anyatok

>your language isn't tonal

asian invasion can't come fast enough

>he doesn't speak Spanish
Jajaja

>speaking Spanish

>He doesn't speak the official language of the greatest empire

this post doesn't make sense in this age

Oh really? Tell me, what language did you use to write this post? :)

Compared to English, Russian is much more regular.

exactly. who the hell doesn't speak it?

pretty cool desu

>ðfƿ ðese cool letters ƿill never come back
Miȝt kill myself toniȝt. Ƿe can never have nice þings

Did you mean Spanish, or Russian or Polish, Ahmed?

Hau it fíls wän samwan rajt lajk ðis?

Only because you can't understand another. We use Russian or Polish in /slav/ threads


Also your monolinguality will be the reason of fall of anglosphere. Every educated man can speak at least two languages today.

>his language never had "ƿ"

just hæw a lott ew kids ænd tiech ðem some eawen mor bæstardized english, cæn't fix hƿets ben fuckt for centuries

>Polish in /slav/ threads