what's the most intuitive language?
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what's the most intuitive language?
>>57796838
Incredible.
But so is this (first try with the word btw).
>>57797341
kek'd
>>57797341
I love this language.
>>57797341
>>57797955
you can't make this shit up
>>57797341
>>57797955
>>57798388
Easily top 10 language of all time
>>57797341
>>57797955
>>57798388
Ahahahah this is hilarious
this isn't real, right? how can this be
French of course.
probably some autist conlang desu
>>57798957
finnish ?
>>57798776
>>57798620
>>57798388
>>57797955
>>57797341
The dictionary just HAS to come from here or /pol/
>>57797341
What the fuck man, you can literally do anything with it
Isn't it English? There must be a reason the whole world chose it as the International language
i can't even
>>57799051
brits were everywhere and ruled the till ww2, then america ruled afterwards
somalian desu
I remember reading on here that the most intuitive was Turkish, and the least intuitive was Arabic.
I forgot why exactly (perhaps someone can post), but it had something to do with 4 year old Turkish kids already being fluent, whereas Arab kids were the latest at 12 or something like that.
there has to be something weird going on here..
>>57799284
Ach komm Mehmet, Turkish has quite a difficult phonology - rolled "r"s, c and ç, ö and ü - we have em too in German but languages with easier phonology like Spanish or Japanese only have the 5 basic vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and also very easy to produce consonants, but then again in both cases the grammar is insanely difficult
>>57799726
I'm not a Turk, and phonology has literally nothing to do with intuition. Very dumb and disappointing post from you.
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>>57799597
>boog oo ee moo baga
wewwewew
>>57799914
Well yes, [r] is among the hardest to produce sounds and generally learned latest by children in languages that use it
>>57800106
phonology has literally nothing to do with intuition. Very dumb and disappointing post from you.
>>57798776
the somalis in /afr/ told me that someone fucked with google and added meme definitions.
>>57800148
Phonology is a key part of language and its ease to learn is co-defining its intuitiveness. BTW, Very repetitive and disappointing post from you.
Arabic
It's a very crazy language
That's why you're not allowed to translate the Quran.
>>57796838
>clockwise
Yea no that's not German.
>>57800406
phonology has literally nothing to do with intuition. Very dumb and disappointing post from you.
