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Why is v rare in Southeast Asian languages? I just check and neither Thai, Tagalog, Malay, Burmese have v as a native phoneme.

Hmmm

Sillypenis amirite

We already have superior f

there are a lot of v in thai though e.g suvarnabhumi. In bahasa indonesia, you change the v in sanskrit names into w, like suwarnabumi, and vidya into widya

It seems like they only occur in Sanskrit loans.

Smug memes can cause a tanturm

Most of our words converts v's to b's
>Viola is Biola

hello good morning /asean/

shut the fuck up already