It's Sunday. Sunday is a good day for doing absolutely nothing
Hop right in, Romance speakers and enthusiasts
nice thread
ill take it
>>58024823
Habais þu qiman her bi-hait saian?
Jaþ-þê niu, All-Waldandsin þus þiuþja, þammei habam faurbauht, fralet frawaurhte
gettus
Québec reporting in
>>58026356
Great Quebec. The bastion of North American culture
so,how do you say sunday in your language?
domenica here
Sí, como sea
>>58026537
Dimanche, of course.
>>58025505
w-what
it sounds vaguely Germanic
>>58026537
Duminică
>>58026537
"Nedjelja", literally meaning "Nonworking"
It's "Domienca" in Dalmatian
>>58026537
Sunnuntai. Maybe a loan from Swedish söndag, idk.
>>58026611
I am glad you asked, inquisitive one. It's eastern Gothic, meins frijonds
>>58026537
Neděle (means non working day)
>>58026537
domingo
>>58026820
This language lacks vowels
>>58026666
Is Dalmatian related to romance ?
While you're here, can the people from ex-commies country understand Russian or is it a meme ?
>>58026949
>This language lacks vowels
Has more vowels than mine, so I'm not an expert
>Is Dalmatian related to romance ?
It's a Romance language
>can the people from ex-commies country understand Russian or is it a meme?
Varying degree of varying population can understand Russian. An average Croat can understand 20-30% of written Russian. A Bulgarian can understand more. A Ukrainian even more. Bien compris, mon precieux?
>>58027125
Bien entendu, ami croate
Prends ces accents, tu en aura besoin éééé èèèè àààà
>>58027280
>ayant un clavier AZERTY
Ahahahahahahahaha, mon negre, prends ton clavier et pars ahahahaha
>>58027280
No podés esperar que alguien que probablemente no tiene acentos en su tecla los escriba en 4chan, amigo francés.
>>58027593
>Avoir le clavier de l'éternel Anglo
Azerty est beaucoup plus logique si t'as un pavé numérique avec, plus besoin de faire un manip à la con pour ' " - ou encore ()
>>58027766
llegó el guatemaltECO seniores
ops, no funciona
>>58027906
Gracias based etnonimos mesoamericanos
De ce nu ne vorbim românește aici?
>>58027766
Esto. Mi computador es practicamente antiguo. Es mejor viejo que la ciudad de Babilonia y hace mucho ruido. Como un oso hambriento
Envien ayuda, por favor
>>58027808
J'ai lun clavier QWERTZ, parce que ma langue a des lettres "etranges" comme "č", "ć", "ž", "đ", "š"...
Nous n'avons pas succombe encore!
>>58028737
>mas que*
>>58028737
El serbocroata debería usar acentos de manera regular. ¿Cómo hacen para leer las palabras con la acentuación correcta?
>Being associated with these pieces of shit.
>>58028606
All those one vowel words...feeling aggressive here
De-ce-nu-ne vorim romaneste aici?
Of-what-not-[something] speak Romanian here
Will Romanians ever make sense with this two letter word attack and hyphens?
>>58028976
It's ok, Mamadou, we know you want to be associated with your real brothers and we respect your decission.
>>58029089
Pas gentil pêh
>>58024304
English is a romance language thanks to our French overlords.
Reporting in.
>>58029455
No it isn't
There is nothing wrong with being Germanic
>>58029089
Even if North Africa is shit, it's still more honorable to be associated with them than with you.
>>58028942
Esta idioma es tan..."metalica". Algo que tu hablas en un ejercicio militar y cuando masacras mujeres y ninjos inocentes. Todos de los accentos son en el vocal primero.
>>58029513
t. Abdullah ben Usama
>>58029538
>ninjos
¿Los maridos de las ninjas?
>>58029630
No tengo los accentos espanjnjnjoes
>>58029736
usa "ny" mejor
>>58029736
No es un acento, es una letra aparte.
Toma unas cuantas: ñññññññÑÑÑÑÑÑ
>>58029594
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as wew, is in fact, wew/lad, or as I've recently taken to calling it, wew lad. Wew is not a meme unto itself, but rather another internet meme component of a fully functioning shitposting system made possible by 4chan gets, reddit upvotes and shitposters comprising a full shitpost as defined by [s4s].
Many memes use a modified version of the memeing system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of wew lad which is widely used today is often called wew, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the wew lad shitpost system, developed by [s4s]. There really is a wew, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Wew is the main shitpost: the shitpost on the internet messaging boards that allows the other posters to respond to your shitpost with a copypasta or image reaction. The shitpost is an essential part of a meme, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete meme. Wew is normally used in combination with lad: the whole system is basically lad with wew added, or wew/lad. All the so-called wew posts are really shitposts of wew lad!
>>58029538
>metálica
Creo que querías decir "mecánico". Me gustaría aprender idiomas sureslavos. Conseguí el número de una serbia que vive aquí para que me enseñara, pero no hay dinero y me dio autismo llamar
>>58029818
>ny
Interesante...
>>58029873
>es una letra aparte.
No, no no. Circumlfex (˜)...eso es de lo que estaba hablando
>>58030097
No. Queria utilizar exactamente esa palavra. "Metalico". Porque nuestras idiomas (o "nuestro idiomo serbo-croato") suena frio y tosco
>>58030616
>nuestra idioma serbo-croata
I'm on a roll tonight
>>58028976
why do hate us?
Fine, whatever, go with your germanics brothers, it's not like we care anyway.
>>58030616
Sí pero para nosotros la Ñ es una letra a parte, no es una N con el acento ese. Tiene su propia tecla y en está en el abecedario como una letra independiente.
>>58030800
It's because he's an idiot. Don't believe the memes
>>58030800
Because south Europe is shit.
>>58030800
>falling for the filthy ar*b posters
>>58030800
Not him but I hate you because of your diaspora even if italians are still better than spaniards and portugueses, they still hate France despite they live here. + Too much tensions between our countries since we were created.
>>58031138
>Sí pero para nosotros la Ñ es una letra a parte, no es una N con el acento ese
Es bueno saberlo. Gracias
You can change the langauge settings of windows where con you type the ene by colon-slash semi colon key. I don't know if your keyboard is stardard english set up qwerty, and would work the same.
>>58031138
Es importante porque no quieres decir ano si quisieras decir año.
>>58031514
>Es importante porque no quieres decir ano si quisieras decir año.
el chicAÑO
>>58030097
This.
I really want to take a semester off to teach elementary spanish in Ex-Yugoslavia or Poland
>>58030616
Based Hrvatskibro how would Go in doing that?
>>58026537
sunday
>>58032076
Puedes tratar en Bosnia o Serbia. Por que? Croacia es mucho mas costosa y no se mucho sobre esos "cursos" espanoles aqui. Ellos son usualmente realizados por un personal con educacion universitaria
>>58032076
>>58032598
Gracias a las telenovelas mexicanas y de Miami el español es muy popular en ex-yu, sobre todo entre las chicas.
t. hablo en español con eslovenas por una aplicación de intercambio de idiomas
>>58032598
I know a few people who have done it, albiet the guy went to Kurgysztan and Tajikistan which have a way different situation but still
>>58032744
Que picarrrrdia... Si. Las telenovelas mexicanas (y esas del otros pais latinos) fueron muy populares en Croacia hace 4-5 años. Ellas son las unicas explicaciones por mi presente "capacidad" en espanol
>>58033032
It's not the same going to Croatia and Tajikistan/Kyrgyzstan. I would like to do the same, only English. However, we know how saturated the English "market" is and my Spanish is utter shit.
Doing so in Croatia is tricky. You will encounter the aforementioned "saturated" market I'm talking about. I imagine these teachers come in handy in developing country, no offence...
Still haven't found a person doing a teaching gig here without having an education in teaching, as well as working knowledge of the language....
>>58033268
>de otros paises*
I concluded that I was writing too slow and started relying on "first assessment" to increase my speed of response...Look how that's treating me
>>58033452
>tfw my dream is to study my masters degree in ex-yu
>tfw my career is utter shit
S-should I let my dreams be dreams and aim for Cuckmany or France?
>>58033694
Why the fuck would you want to complete your studies here? Our capital's university is ranked ~668th in the world. Belgrade and Sarajevo even lower. Ljubljana modestly ahead.
Jesus Christ, man...I'm not judging you, I'm judging your weird...choice
"Settling for "Cuckmany" or France"? It's not settling. It's aiming higher.
I don't even have a college education. Aim higher. Be hungry
reamintire zilnică că româna e o limbă slavă
ayyy fellow romanics, just ordered some sushi and I'm downing some rosé wine along with it while shitposting and listening to howard stern clips.
What's going on with you?
>>58029070
>noi suntem adevărați descendeți romanilor
>bunicul meu era IVLIVS•CAESAR!!
>HURR DURR NU SUNTEM SLAVII, LIMBA NOASTRA ROMÂNA!
Nope they won't
>>58033883
>Anon, do the thing you like!
>Slow down, the thing you like isn't productive!
I already condemned myself by choosing my current undergraduate (something from Humanities).
I dislike Germany and France btw
>>58034181
Română este cea mai frumoasă limbă aici
>take years of shitty spanish spoken by Puerto Ricans
>dont take any languages in college
>get to take language for grade school credit pass fail
>choose Russian (because QTs), on Russian 3 and had grammar concepts and rules beat into me
how will my superior grammar comprehension help finish off spanish and move onto the other ones?
cпacбa мoи бpaтя
>>58034799
>>58034587
Condemned yourself? Humanities are not a condemnation if you are a beast. My former colleague finished something within humanities and he has a really solid paying job now, a stable one, for that matter. He was the top of the class. Focused, and willing to become an expert in the field. The reason why such professions are in low demand is the quantitative approach towards education. Pump out as many graduates as you can, without creating experts. Mere "holders of diploma". I know a fellow who finished Russian here. He's a superstar. Found job right in the government. Why? Because he was approached during his fourth year of studies. I mean a major in languages, right? Now he works a cushy government job, foreign relations. Because he showed extraordinary aptitude for Slavic languages in general. He can run them, tear the apart, tell you all about etymologies and such...
And there are, without caricaturing, people who are, let's say minors in Spanish/Portuguese/Italian, that know how to translate text, speak with you, but when you ask them what a subjunctive is, where it comes from or where does the article in Romance language come from, or the etymology of the word "muro" in Spanish, they just look blank at you. "It's just "muro" and if even less attentive in class, they'd guess the gender. As I said. Walking translators. Not experts with passion
>>58035353
I'm on my last semester and I never accomplished anything. That's why I'm doomed. Ok, done with the blog. Good luck on your Spanish learning bruh
>>58035253
Russian grammar is pretty different from Spanish grammar, I don't know what point you want to make
Я тaкжe изyчaю pyccкий язык
>>58035324
Tell me more about Romanian. A small, introductory comparing between Spanish and Romanian? Would that be a problem?
>>58035253
>>58035253
>how will my superior grammar comprehension help finish off spanish and move onto the other ones?
бeзyпpeчнo...гoвopю этo нa ocнoвaнии cвoeгo coбcтвeннoгo oпытa
>>58035490
You should have written a paper at least. Get involved in something. It's much harder achieve "practicality" with Humanities than STEM studies. They are "forced" to undertake application there. Humanities students are not. Yet the very same students expect theoretical knowledge, application and a job waits for them just by sitting on their asses, listening to a lecture. You have to publish, innovate, involve in your academic surroundings (university)
>>58035577
He's trying to say that by learning a harder language, he will have be able to apply a "mental trick" on himself. He will be more willing to learn a language if he's convinced it is easier than the one he had studied in the past, that it's just a matter of "throwing out" parts of the old language while learning the new one
>>58035836
I have a feeling, that Spanish has the less things in common with Romanian from romance languages.
>>58035836
i dont know spanish
anyway
oaia aia e a ei, eu i-o iau
here's an all vowel sentence that also makes sense lol, as far as i know only in romanian you can do this
>>58036111
I had to use a language I'm more familiar with, to make tangible connections. I could have said Italian, but I can't form a single intelligible sentence in Italian, although I can understand written Spanish, French and Italian rather easily, believe it or not
So, Italian and Romanian then? Now there is a likely connection
we need greece
>>58036040
This - also the idea of gender in nouns/adjectives having the the ends of the verb changing based upon who is doing the action is clearer.
vocab will still suck, but that is unavoidable
>>58036292
>That picture
funny shit
desu
>>58036111
Well, we have 0 historical links.
>>58036228
Kek, noi avem opus lucru, o frază fără vocalele
"Škrt plch z mlh Brd pln skvrn z mrv prv hrd scvrnkl z brzd skrz trs chrp v krs vrb mls mrch srn čtvrthrst zrn."
>>58036228
My dialect only uses a single letter to greet people and ask them how they are. It's like tonality introduced into a Slavic language
High pitched "e" indicates "Hey!". It was first "Hej", then it turned into "ej", now it's just "e"
Neutral "e" is acknowledgement, support.
Interrogative "e" is "How are you?"
Interrogative "a" means "What did you say?" (you'll hear this a lot in Dalmatia)
>>58036292
This picture has followed many evolutions, I remember adding the baguette leg and red Barbosa with the aussie behind
>>58036435
>noi avem
>noi
>Czech flag
>>58036435
>>58036292
I don't really get the impression that French are tall
>>58036613
you're germanics afterall, and not latin manlets
>>58036587
Očvrsni, brt :^)
>>58030800
Nothing personnel, we hate everybody.
>>58036534
So what? I cannot be Czech if I speak Romanian?
>>58034360
I'm just sitting in front of my computer, just touching my dick as it gets harder and harder.
>>58036510
if you want to add something more go ahead
>>58036464
what dialect?
also aromanian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP2k-0X6zqE
romanian = latin +slavic
aromanian = latin + greek
>>58036613
It was a French who edited it to make him taller
>>58036725
also, expensive and cheap in romanian are almost exactly like in
serbo croatian
scump and ieftin
>>58036757
Tell me which of these scenarios are likely to be true, without previous knowledge of the observer:
A Romanian, working in Czech Republic
A Czech who actually learns/ed Romanian
>>58037010
>>58037010
Simply called "South Croatian" or "novo-ijekavian"
>>58037443
Second one, I started learning Romanian after my visit three years ago, cuz I really liked the language, also I was always interested in Balkans.
Bon dia a tots els meus amics romànics
>>58037371
"Skup" and "Jeftin", yes...I see you added the "c" there, in "skup". Just like, for example the Aromanians have "ie" for your/our "da", which is also used as a confirmation in my language. "je" means "It is", third person singular present of the auxiliary verb "biti" (to be). It's logically wrong way to respond to a question unless pertaining existence but people still use it...
>>58038166
el valenciANO
>>58038177
>added the "m" there
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlPqdhcoASM
is it plausible, lads?
>>58038265
el croRATA
>>58038361
We use "d'acord" as "yes", apart from "si"
If we want to tell it shorter it is "da"
>>58038361
>>58038564
Huh actually learned something on /int/
>>58038361
Why not? Or it could be "da" from "do, dare", in Latin, meaning "I give. To give"
"Da" is the imperative form, second person singular, meaning "Give!". Also a confirmation. Don't know...
>>58039556
in romanian
to give - a da
i give - dau
imperative - dă!
>>58039801
in spanish
to give - dar
I give - doy
imperative - da!
>>58039801
>>58039890
In Serbo-Croatian
"Dati" - "to give"
"Dajem" - "I give"
"Daj!" - "Give!"
:^)
>>58039801
>>58039890
>>58040032
valencian-catalan
"donar" -> to give
"done/dono" -> I give
"doneu!" -> give!
special snowflake FTW
>>58024304
>His country has a clusterfuck of dialects.
>>58040432
>his country doesn't have a clusterfuck of languages.
>>58040432
>his country it's the territory of a dialect that became independent
>>58040632
>All other dialects will do the same in your lifetime
>>58039801
So, are you ready to teach me Romanian? Discord?
>>58040823
I wish
>>58040851
repeat after me
EU CRED ÎN DUMNEZEU
I believe in God
this is enough for today
la revedere
>>58041081
jo crec en nomdedeu
a reveure
Cal lingua romance ten o mellor intro de Dragon Ball Z?
O meu voto vai, naturalmente, ao galego (a mellor lingua romance)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OQT9eW8ylE
>>58041152
>nomdedeu
is this legit?
>>58041081
>Eu cred in dumnezeu
I believe in Lord/Master Zeus
Good?
>>58041292
it exists but the normal word for god is deu
nomdedeu is "the name of god"
>>58041450
yes
Dumnezeu - christian God
zeu - any pagan god
>>58041550
Make a discord account, do a good thing
>>58028606
"ne" is added for no reason, and makes no sense.
But otherwise perfect.
>>58042149
"De ce" means "of what", which turns into "Why?", is it? Literally, that is?
Spanish has a "que" and "de que", the former being a relative pronouns and second being a conjunction, so it's not resembling your "de ce" there
>>58035836
>A small, introductory comparing between Spanish and Romanian?
Romanian is more complicated grammatically, desu. No smugness, romanian is a bit of a clusterfuck by comparison.
Otherwise it's REALLY similar.
>>58035836
>A small, introductory comparing between Spanish and Romanian?
Romanian anthem:
>Romanian
Deşteaptă-te, române, din somnul cel de moarte,
În care te-adânciră barbarii de tirani!
Acum ori niciodată croieşte-ţi altă soarte,
La care să se-nchine şi cruzii tăi duşmani!
Priviţi, măreţe umbre, Mihai, Ştefan, Corvine,
Româna naţiune, ai voştri strănepoţi,
Cu braţele armate, cu focul vostru-n vine,
Viaţă-n libertate ori moarte!" strigă toţi.
>Spanish
¡Despiértate, rumano, del sueño de la muerte
en el que te sumieron los bárbaros tiranos!
Ahora o nunca, fórjate otro destino
ante el cual se inclinen hasta tus crueles enemigos.
Mirad, gloriosas sombras de Mihai, Stefan, Corvino
a la nación rumana, pues es vuestra descendiente.
Con brazos armados, con vuestro fuego en las venas
"¡Vida en libertad o muerte!" gritan todos.
>>58040432
btw. what are the stereotype that tie to your dialects?
It feels good to speak a romance language :) Thanks France for the Romance but not for the shit spelling:
OUGH
rough
lough
plough
through
slough
though
hiccough
cough
thought
thorough
all have different pronunciations
>>58042367
>it's more complicated
>REALLY similar
What are some differences between Romanian and Spanish...I have several nailed down:
You derive your plural nouns (like Italian) from the nominative case (the -i ending)
Have additionally a genitive, dative as well as vocative, while other Romance languages have a singular taken from the accusative vulgar Latin and that's just it. No declension
- Romanian also has a neutrum that acts like vulgar Latin's neutrum (singular - masculine declension, plural - feminine declension)
- You append your articles to the end of the noun (-ul for male, -a for female and -ea/-ua for neutrum)
- You have those vowel mutations that make me want to kill myself
- You don't use a certain past tense, I remember that, was it preterite? Just replaced it for "have + verb" or something like that
>>58043035
I meant as in words and general rules.
We have a ton of cmmon words, even in unlikely places (word for "word"-palabra, is used as a verb here to mean chatter "pălăvrăgi").
>>58043035
>What are some differences between Romanian and Spanish.
I can talk unofficially, but i've never been good at grammar stuff. I mean, i learned english off cartoon network, and other stuff by ear.
>Have additionally a genitive, dative as well as vocative, while other Romance languages have a singular taken from the accusative vulgar Latin and that's just it. No declension
> Romanian also has a neutrum that acts like vulgar Latin's neutrum (singular - masculine declension, plural - feminine declension)
> You append your articles to the end of the noun (-ul for male, -a for female and -ea/-ua for neutrum)
> You have those vowel mutations that make me want to kill myself
Yes, all this bullshit.
>- You don't use a certain past tense, I remember that, was it preterite? Just replaced it for "have + verb" or something like that
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preterite#Romanian
>>58026537
dimanche
>>58026537
domingo
>>58031261
wtf are you talking about
>>58042855
pretty bad example t b h none of those word are from french neither from latin
>>58036613
me neither 2bh
>>58043835
Cartoon Network + PC games were so good, by 5th grade i was correcting my english teacher every 5 minutes.
>>58039801
in portuguese
to give - dar
i give - dou
imperative - dá!
>>58040432
também temos o mirandês
>>58041226
>não traduzir da versão original japonesa
vergonha
já agora entendi este genérico muito melhor do que por exemplo a tv galiza. porque é que é isto? porque é que na tv galiza falam que mais parece castelhano que outra coisa?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LyNFxnv78w
>>58044197
this is interesting, it's how i learned english too
do they dub or add subtitles in your country?
>>58044417
dub now, sadly, for western cartoons.
Documentaries and anime get subs.
But when i was little, they didn't add anything.
>>58044197
>>58044417
Is this really how a large percent of the population learned English?
I feel like it's inadequate in regards to more complex grammatical structures and verb tenses.
I mean at least we don't have gender.
>>58044417
Nope, cartoon network in the 90's up until ~2007 was english dub only and no subs. Movies have english dub and ro subtitles. It's very rare for something to have romanian dub, mostly stuff from Disney.
>>58044417
they dub , unfortunately .
when i was young , i wished they used subs , the english jokes didn't make any sense and i was translating them in my head to understand them .
You could've selected the english language and i understood 85% of it , but that's it . That happened when i was in like third grade or forth
>>58044571
Young brains are very malleable. If you plant them in front of something, they will learn that after hours upon hours of exposure.
>>58044571
i'll be honest with you, i speak 5 languages and english has the easiest verb tense ever
>>58044674
this is exactly EXACTLY the same in portugal. everything has subtitles. we can always here the original voice, it makes movies much better imo. when i was a kid i preferred to watch shrek in the original version because i wanted to hear eddie murphy's voice
>>58044560
>>58044703
that's sad. subs are the best thing ever
>>58044826
verb tenses and grammatical structures**
>>58044571
It's a psychologically inquired fact that kids are sponges. Yes, it is. Interlinear method is the best, in this case subtitles, not dubs. Believe we, I tried re-watching the cartoons I liked as a child using a Spanish subtitle but I just can't "soak" it in like I could before...
>>58044571
you basically absord the structure and content.
Since english is pretty simple it works particularly well.
Have you guys spoken with romanian people before ? What did you noticed in our body language ? I read somewhere that some people say we ''talk'' with our shoulders.
I noticed spanish people use their hands alot when they speak . Can't say anything about other countries since i only spoke with few people from spain .
>>58044571
As someone said it's by the ear. I don't know every english grammar rule but if something sounds off i can tell and correct it.
>>58026537
Duminica
>>58044951
i have spoken with both romanian and spanish people and i never noticed anything about body language in both cases
>>58045015
Duminică, you pagan.
>>58044985
>>58044937
>>58044890
>>58044826
>>58044768
What would y'all say is the hardest part of understanding/speaking/reading/anything in English?
A very standard sentence I might say could be:
Well, I've'ben tellin' y'all tha(t) Y'all'd've known that already if y'all''d've payed attention and not foold a'round durin' class, but y'all're gonna do what y'all wanna do.
My only problem with English, even though I'm a native speaker is all the sounds we just simply drop resulting in our words running together.
I'll vocaroo stuff if y'all want me to
>>58045015
at least do it right , mein gott , that's why europe hates us
>>58044951
I spoke with a Romanian girl. She moved here two years ago (studies at the academy of music). You utilize similar body language as other Balkanites. She had a "keep distance" stance, prefered simple, poignant words to technicalities, somewhere in between physical and distant (leaned in when she wanted to really make a point, whole body movement). She kissed me on the cheek even thought we met for the first time (in my part of the country, we kiss on both cheeks though)
That's as far as I can remember. Nothing out of the Balkan context...Oh, she's from Cluj-Napoca, that definitely might add some context
>>58045149
Dude i watched american movies all my life, i can understand cowboys.
>>58045015
>>58045157
Sorry, I couldn't be fucked to turn on my RO keyboard.
>>58045149
that's a though question. i think i can speak english at a native level, i can even do different accents including australian and kiwi, but i started learning it a long time ago. i can't honestly say what was the hardest bit for me. all i can say is that if i talk/type with people who happen to use bad english (like other second-language english speakers) i tend to catch their vices. it's not good. but at the same time it makes me sound not so presumptuous so it's good i guess.
and that sentence wasn't that hard to understand.
>>58045301
>I can understand a mythical class of people that died out long ago
Useless English comprehension t b h
>>58029455
Just because you were cucked by King James into a union with England doesn't mean you have to slander a good language.
>>58044951
I've been told that I do a lot of facial expressions, head bobbing and shrugging.
>>58045149
Tbh , i watched so many tv series and movies , i don't have any problem with the ''dropping'' i kinda like it , sounds weird and funny but cute.
>>58045149
>What would y'all say is the hardest part of understanding/speaking/reading/anything in English?
I stopped "thinking" about English a long time ago. I can't process it, you see. I'm using it more than I do my native language. When I'm in a situation requiring English, I simply fire. No thought, no pause. It's almost as if you're asking me what's the hardest thing in Serbo-Croatian...
>>58045391
Point is i can understand southern accent without problems.
>>58045361
LADIES AND GENTLEMANS , THE ONE , THE ONLY , ARSEEENIIEEEEEE BOCCCAAAAA!!!!!!!
So yeah , this guy apparently was this power ranger priest guy who was wise and shiet , and healed people and stuff , and people from Romania keep going to his grave desperate to find their peace , and heal their illnesses and so on .
Oh the more you know , STAY TUNED , NEXT AFTER THIS , WE WILL TELL YOU ABOUT THE ''PAI CE-AI FACUT MAI NENE MA'' .
ONLY ON /INT
>>58041550
I believe in God. Dumnezeu evolved from Dominus Deus/Dumnăseu, but Zeu is also our word for singular god.
When I was a kid, I used to think it came from Zeus and that Dumnezeu was just Lord Zeus.
>>58045639
autism
>>58045639
To much butthurt for no reason desu.
>>58045639
Contain your autism.
>>58045520
Yeah, same here. Nowdays I even think in english, and sometimes I find myself saying what I want to say in english in my mind and having to translate it in romanian.
>>58026666
>Language literally named after a spotted dog
You just can't make this shit up
>>58045818
I know you're funposting but that triggered me a little bit
>>58045814
NEET much? :)
>>58045818
>literally naming animals after an area of the world
This has been going on for a long time. Get with the times burgerman
>>58044951
I've spoken with Romanian grills, but I've never been able to notice any such details because I'm always mesmerized by how insanely attractive they are.
>>58045736
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>>58045690
srry guys , found out about Brancusi 's ''Cumintenia Pamantului'' and the fact that we don't have any money to buy it , yet we give money to the the cathedral and don't ask any taxes from the church .
My autism slipped . I apologize for the cringe.
>>58045690
You're not making a large mistake. A lengthy one, several thousand years of language shaping, but not a large one...
It all boils down to the same PIE root "dyews", also "dyewos". The Italic people took to the latter, the Hellenic to the former. That's how "Zeus" happened, and "Deus" in the Italian peninsula
>>58046005
this, zeus and deus have the same root
>>58045873
You have it wrong dogs have existed long before state sovereignty did. These people literally saw pic related and said yes this is the majestic creature we must name our language after.
>>58045149
it's not hard and actually most "complicated" english words are just common french words. English is all over the place on the internet and you end up havng such a massive exposure that you don't actually think of it as "foreign" if you use the internet for hours daily like me.
>>58046064
It's a pretty awesome breed to be fair.
>>58045949
>Bitching about churches
Fuck off Cernea.
>>58045890
AWWWWWw , youu!!! StOP IT DESU!
You give us maple syrup , and that's enough for me to earn my respect plus universal health care, LGBT rights down on point
>>58046105
>hours daily like me
>>58046150
but he si right senpai O.O
>>58046175
This is why moot banned us from 4chinchins.
>>58046064
Dalmatians literally have a stereotype for being firefighter dogs, that's pretty kewl
>>58046105
>you don't actually think of it as "foreign" if you use the internet for hours daily like me.
>if you use the internet for hours daily like me.
>use the internet for hours daily like me.
>for hours daily like me
>you don't actually think of it
>you don't actually think
>>58045690
When I was a kid, I used to think it came from Zeus and that Dumnezeu was just Lord Zeus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyeus
>>58046064
>state sovereignty
the name has existed since literally before the romans. they state only has the name the region already had for thousands of years
>>58046243
I thought it was because of spam and illegal content, just like Ukrainians (and Poles on another imageboard I post on)
>>58026537
diumenge
>>58046329
That's what they want you to think
>>58046329
Probably. Wish we'd get banned again so that I can continue being the only poster.
HWAET!
*adjusts helmet*
Thou art speaking?
*takes weregild*
>romania
>romance
I hate this meme.
>>58046005
>>58046322
Damn. I guess my younger self was smarter than I thought.
>>58046447
Explain
>>58046447
You're retarded
>>58046459
>Damn. I guess my younger self was smarter than I thought.
Mine wasn't. Because I wouldn't be such a fuck up as of this very moment. Good for you
>>58046510
What happened?
>>58046328
Dogs existed before the Romans
>>58046579
Can you prove it ?
>>58046478
>>58046492
You're slavs who borrowed a handful of latin words. Type a random sentence in Romanian and nobody from a romance country could understand them.
>>58046447
Let's be honest, romanian is clearly a romance language, but it retains more gramatical shit from classical latin than the rest of romance languages, and also it was influenced by slavic, but not that important. Most of slavic words in romanian have also a latin synonym p.s "slava-glorie"
>>58046553
I'm on a slow but sure down-spiral. My life is a worse ruin than the nearby city of Salona, that had 60 thousand citizens in its Roman prime and now has three stone blocks left, one piled onto another
>>58046664
http://www.metrolyrics.com/dragostea-din-tei-lyrics-ozone.html
>>58046753
Just to be clear, mai ia hii mai ia ha stuff doesn't mean anything in romanian either.
>>58046656
>borrowed a handful of latin words
Now I'm certain this is a troll
>>58046656
Did we borrow our verbs, phrase structures, family name suffixes and basic words like man, woman and alcoholic drink?
>>58046783
Tell me about Giorgio
Why does he wear the feathers?
>>58046690
Damn. Well, it probably isn't worse than mine. I'm an autistic 30 something with no friend or family and a dead end low tier job with no prospects or future and all I do is play video games.
>>58046606
There's evidence of dog human cohabitation since the hunger gatherer days of humanity.
>>58046992
>italian "soldiers"
>>58046242
Cernea is a faggot.
Even before the state budget cut all of the support for church building at the end of last year, the amount that was being illegally funneled towards it was highly insignificant compared to the state budgets.
No, if we want this state to actually work, and shit to be accountable, we must focus on the massive corruption and money leaks that are happening in the domains(healthcare, culture) that we are bitching about, not scapegoat it on Daniel's stupid pet project.
It isn't because of that cathedral that our healthcare is shit, it's because our healthcare is a corrupt, broken, system that sucks money into it's own black holes, and must be reformed and ruthlessly purged of it's inefficient elements.
Have any of you learned or tried learning Latin? I'm thinking of giving it a go, but I'm not sure what to expect.
>>58047340
This. The church is just an easy scapegoat and Cernea is an useful idiot, and the real problem isn't being dealt with because the dumb shit reddit tier population is being baited hook line and sinker with meme problems.
>>58047458
I studied it in high school, it's on the same level of French if you want to speak it, but it's hard to translate stuff written 2000 years ago
>>58047458
Most 90's kids had latin class in highschool, not sure about present day.
>>58047458
We learn latin in school, or at least I did.
>>58047458
Seneca is a nightmare, lucretius was a genius
>>58047458
pretty boring and useless. Study it for 4 years in middle school. Forget it all.
>>58047580
I already speak French as a mother tongue and am intermediate-advanced in Spanish (probably more intermediate these days because I never practice), so at least for vocabulary it shouldn't be too bad, I'm just wondering about grammar. I'm already familiar with noun declensions because of other languages so it's not a scary new concept or anything, but I'm just curious about things like syntax and irregularities, and if they make Latin tricky to learn.
>>58047489
A pretty shit scapegoat considering our religious - ateist ratio...
>>58046579
not the breed tho
>>58047749
The grammar is not hard and has some convenient structures I really like, but yes there are some irregularities
>>58047712
Aeneadum genetrix...
>>58047800
Naw, things are changing, mate. Soon the 60's/70's generation will die and what'll be left will be retards raised on american culture and the internet who are just now catching up to atheism and fedora tipping. "Fugg the churgg :DDDDdd build hospitals and schools instead" is a way too common saying, which goes to show how well this propaganda did its' job when most people don't seem to be aware that hospitals are the breeding ground for the worst mafia we have in the country.
>>58047749
>>58047458
I would have made a two thousand word long post about this, but my head hurts and I'm all out of concentration
Good night, Romans, I'm feeling unusually drowsy ever since that damn Frenchman mentioned sitting on the PC on hours end. Nail to my mood coffin
>>58047749
>québécois
>french as a mother tongue
'no'
>>58048032
i got a headache too
boa noite amigo
>>58047800
Nah, we've always been like that.
Highly loyal to our orthodoxy as a concept, but bad-mouthing corrupt clergy that take money from the common folk is a really old theme here.
Which, again, is useful to those that want to distract people from what's happening.
>>58047990
Speaking of, i am the only one who cringes when he hears "we have way more churches than hospitals.(outrage)". Well, of course you do. Even fedora places like Sweden are like that(i checked). It's how it usually happens, due to how human settlements work.
>>58048206
un peu malpoli pêh
>>58048206
Mdr, je me sens que les français traitent le Québec comme l'Angleterre trait les Etats-Unis.
Oui, je sais mon français est de merde.
>>58048623
>je me sens que les français traitent le Québec comme l'Angleterre trait les Etats-Unis.
pas tout à fait, dans le vraie vie les Français pensent que les Québécois ont l'accent le plus hilarant au monde et que nous sommes mignons lorsque nous essayons d'être sérieux tout en utilisant notre accent.
Sur internet, par contre, on retrouve souvent des Français qui sont plus antagonistes à notre égard (un peu comme les Britanniques sur internet à l'égard des Américains).
>Oui, je sais mon français est de merde.
Ne t'inquiète pas ; tu te débrouilles déjà bien. Continue de te pratiquer et je suis sûr et certain que tu seras en mesure d'atteindre un niveau avancé.
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>>58049042
Ouah! Les Québécois sont beaucoup plus aimable que les Français sur l'internet. D'habitude (Surtout sur 4Chan) quand je parle en français j'ai reçu tant d'insultes haha. Merci mon ami.
>>58049571
Aimables* Il faut que je n'oublie pas des accords.
>>58049102
>>58049156
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>>58049269
WTF i love Toohappy Daniel now!
>>58026537
In Latin it's Dies Dominica
>>58038265
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>>58033268
u serious?
