From my (sadly) many years spent here, writing in various generals while using the respective languages, I've come across the following conclusions in regards to overall "friendliness" on Sup Forums:
>People who reply back and/or ask you where have you learned their language, becoming more open to conversation /luso/ /norgetraden/
>People who reply to you in their language but scold your attempt/correct your mistakes and proceed to discard your post /ex-ussr/ /ita/ /mammi/ /esp/ /deutsch/ /fr/
>People who outright ignore you /sverigetraden/ /brit/ /ex-yu/ /lat/ /isr/ /neder/ /kurva anyatok/
Languages who use English in most of their conversation have been discarded. Broken language and GT phrases are taken into account as well. There's a peculiar correlation between generals who don't have absolutely any noteworthy content and a "tribalistic" need not to reply to foreigners
Your take, chaps? What foreign general do you consider a sort of a "safe haven" when yours goes to shit?
Gavin Turner
>Language threads that use English*
Tyler Stewart
>>People who reply to you in their language but scold your attempt/correct your mistakes and proceed to discard your post >/ex-ussr/ There are only 1,5 foreigners who are trying to post in /ex-ussr/ in Russian and most of them are just spamming with some women photos. The most cancerous one is that brit with his "mommy" meme (we fucking hate this Poklonskaya whore here).
Carter Wood
You were probably mocked on /mämmi/ because you used a translator, which makes apustus tier finnish
Oliver Thompson
>Your take, chaps? What foreign general do you consider a sort of a "safe haven" when yours goes to shit? They are all cancerous and most conversations here are stupid and not serious, mostly it's just some local memes bashing. It's really hard to find your place in them.
Cameron Morales
In the case of your general, it was more observing other foreigners trying to interact with you, because I don't dare even GT Finnish
Jackson Fisher
Speak for yourself, maybe we don't like her too much, but we don't hate her either. >1,5 Doubt that too. >/ex-ussr/ >answering in their language It's 50/50 with english.
Jack Wood
>Speak for yourself, maybe we don't like her too much, but we don't hate her either. Oh, I don't think there are so many people who love this Orthodox movement and are not disgusted with Matilda movie scandals.
Nicholas Nelson
We are always welcoming when someone comes in /fr/ and we answer in english if he doesn't understand, stop fucking lying you faggot
Henry Davis
Again, nobody likes her for her ideology and religiousness, but she is still too cute on the outside to straight up hate her.
