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how's the language learning journey going for you?
What a fucking leap you took from common to rare, and rare to scarce
>>53279315
i need a longer iceberg tb.h
>>53279339
Or an uncommon category
is PT really that easy or you are doing this to piss off /luso/fags? kek
Silesia
>>53279268
Don't Egyptians speak arabic? Or are you talking about the old Egyptians (from the pharaohs era)?
>>53279268
Dunno if either french or german.
>french
francosphere is falling into irrelevancy compared to germanosphere
>german
horrible sound, not useful outside central europe
>portuguese
never
>>53282046
I think he means Coptic, the latest stage of Ancient Egyptian which is now the Liturgic language of Egyptian Christians.
>>53282158
>>53282046
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_language
I starded to learn german 9 years ago and all I know is "Ich bin entaüscht".
I speak broken english too.
>>53279268
Italians don't like me, ex-Yu's laugh at me, Romanians understand every 9th word I say and there's very little material for it on the Internet but I make use of the current one very good. It's a meme language
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalmatian_language
In short: It's going terrific
>>53283993
Of all the phrases to stick in your head, why that one?
>>53279268
Turkish is my native language. I know English and juuuuuust a bit of Spanish. I'm currently in France learning the language and going to college
>>53283791
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coptic_language
Learning Estonian is hard when the only resource available is keeleklikk
>>53279268
make a new category called "babbys first foreign language" which would contain:
>english
>spanish
>german
>french
>italian
how the fuck is korean and turkish in the same tier
>>53288969
* in the same tier as these
>>53279635
>>53288969
It has not to do with easiness of learning but with content availability.
anglo feels
