Message from @Natasha - PA

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2018-11-11 04:30:40 UTC  

Both of them were second generation Polish and moved back

2018-11-11 04:30:41 UTC  

It makes me sad to think of good Americans leaving.

2018-11-11 04:30:48 UTC  

@Virgil Same as archimedes for most of Europe.

2018-11-11 04:31:04 UTC  

do you speak polish @Jacob

2018-11-11 04:31:38 UTC  

@Selma I get that. It makes me sad to think of people who Eastern Europe needs leaving. I don't consider my family's history something to brag about, I think it's sad.

2018-11-11 04:31:54 UTC  

@Natasha - PA Yes. And Russian kind of

2018-11-11 04:32:01 UTC  

dope

2018-11-11 04:32:04 UTC  

Slavic languages are really hard

2018-11-11 04:32:05 UTC  

@Virgil The works of leif erikson gives us valuable insight into both the character of our people and how early norse colonies functioned.

2018-11-11 04:32:11 UTC  

Oh, it is completely understandable what motive you'd have to move there; no judgement there. It's just a bit poignant to me.

2018-11-11 04:32:13 UTC  

from the perspective of a first language germanic speaker

2018-11-11 04:32:16 UTC  

@ophiuchus Russian is easier than Polish

2018-11-11 04:32:26 UTC  

Polish pronunciation is cursed

2018-11-11 04:32:32 UTC  

Czech even worse

2018-11-11 04:32:49 UTC  

South slavic language seem the simplest in that regard

2018-11-11 04:33:07 UTC  

@Jacob I wish I spoke more Polish, my grandmother taught me a little and I've been trying to teach myself.

2018-11-11 04:33:11 UTC  

Bulgarian is allegedly the easiest slavic language for a native English speaker to learn

2018-11-11 04:33:15 UTC  

eh I think Russian pronunciation might be harder than Polish pronunciation, it's just that Americans think they have a license to mispronounce Russian since it doesn't have all the diacritics and stuff that Polish has

2018-11-11 04:33:37 UTC  

@Virgil See, that's something I think is sad. That people end up uprooted from their families.

2018-11-11 04:33:54 UTC  

Americans routinely butcher the pronunciation of Spanish, which has one of the simplest phonologies of any commonly learned language

2018-11-11 04:34:10 UTC  

@Jacob that I can agree with. I barley know any of my cousins

2018-11-11 04:34:12 UTC  

Yes, it's strange that people don't first learn how to properly pronounce languages.

2018-11-11 04:34:16 UTC  

@ophiuchus Once you get it down, I think Polish pronounciation is easier than English

2018-11-11 04:34:18 UTC  

For some reason, they never teach people that the vowels in english =/= the vowels in other languages

2018-11-11 04:34:19 UTC  

I butcher Spanish on principle, not because I can't pronounce it

2018-11-11 04:34:30 UTC  

Yeah there's someone in my chapter whos family seems to move back and forth by generation

2018-11-11 04:34:32 UTC  
2018-11-11 04:34:38 UTC  

@missliterallywho I always pretend I can't understand spanish when mexicans try to talk to me even though I can

2018-11-11 04:34:40 UTC  

@Virgil What of Aeschylus? Were his works insignificant although most did not remember him?

2018-11-11 04:34:49 UTC  

If you're gonna speak a language, speak it how it's meant to be spoken. Jared Taylor is based.

2018-11-11 04:34:58 UTC  

Only Mexicans pronounce Spanish properly in California

2018-11-11 04:35:00 UTC  

@Natasha - PA Same, I really only know my parents

2018-11-11 04:35:04 UTC  

Spanish has 5 vowels, English has like 13.

2018-11-11 04:35:05 UTC  

spanish is european pls respect

2018-11-11 04:35:09 UTC  

I think German and Chinese are pretty easy

2018-11-11 04:35:21 UTC  

Literally anyone can learn it

2018-11-11 04:35:22 UTC  

Chinese has the easiest grammar of any language I've studied

2018-11-11 04:35:31 UTC  

The grammar of German on the other hand

2018-11-11 04:35:32 UTC  

I be, he be, we be, they be, that's what it be.

2018-11-11 04:35:42 UTC  

New World Spanish is about as European as ebonics @Natasha - PA

2018-11-11 04:35:51 UTC  

Sometimes it do be like that @ophiuchus