!suddenlycaralho@lemmy.eco.br

I mean, she’s pretty, but she’s also a bit of a drag. Now that I think of him, yeah, he seriously pulled that.

https://mander.xyz/post/44646534

That’s very offensive to third world countries.

Fuck, another nail in the coffin.

I’ve heard it tastes better than milk on coffee. Gotta try.

Would you like some nut juice with your bean soup? (Adding almond milk to coffee.)

Or of they are a nurse, ask them which home remedy is best for burns: toothpaste or powder coffee?

Queer liberation is human liberation.

Her fascist regime!

You could of done worse.

What a terrible day to be literate.

No one angry that the Puerto Rican tody is the Tordus Mexicanus?

You’re mixing your ofs and haves.

People share their location to Zuckerberg?

I concur, their momma is mighty fine.

The OP is native American.

Oh, is was taking about English. Sorry it wasn’t clear.

German is quite hard grammatically, with its dative case and inconsistent use of genders for non gendered things. It’s got some phonemes that are quite hard for adult learners too. The one thing it’s got going for a lingua franca is the consistent pronunciation rules.

Don’t know anything about Sanskrit. Sounds interesting.

I wouldn’t say better, just easier to learn the basics.

For instance, it is a mostly incomplete language from a conjugation standpoint. While I love the communication power romance languages have in verbal conjugation, they do present an obstacle for learning.

Plural is also quite easy in English, as are basic adverbs.

If only English had consistent pronunciation rules like German, it would be a near prefect lingua franca.

The guide lines on Fibonacci bother me.