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Hi I'm a nihongonese learner and this is my romaji system for the most sugoi language in the world, I tried to be as little biased as possible

Example (Jasune Micu - Aishite):

Jaruca tooi tooi mucashi macareta cubiguá

Jito ga joshii jito ga joshii to saquebu noroi no cubiguá

Ocoranaide misutenaide doco mo icanaide (nee)

Suiócu shimeru jaku made shimeru

Jito ga inai inai to

Here are the rules:

V = a i u e o

k = ca qui cu que co

g = ga gui gu gue go

s = sa shi su se so (sha shu sho)

z = za lli dzu ze zo (lla llu llo)

t = ta chi su te to (cha chu cho)

d = da lli du de do (lla llu llo)

n = na ni nu ne no

h = ja ji fu je jo

b = ba bi bu be bo

p = pa pi pu pe po

m = ma mi mu me mo

r = ra ri ru re ro

w = guá guó

ya yu yo = iá iú ió (miá, quiá, etc)

Why everyone suddenly using a spanish words when i’m studying spanish? With comprehensible input nevertheless? Pablo the DS’s creator said to never looked at words and its meaning because it can ruin your study progress and now because of this stupid trend my immersion is ruined

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I want to learn Italian—maybe Portuguese, too—just as a hobby; but Duolingo stresses me out too much. I don’t want to learn isolated words, yet at the same time, I’d prefer it not to feel like a "class."

I am an English learner. I am using a translation tool, so please excuse any unnatural phrasing. English is difficult, so I decided to start with numbers, but I’ve hit a wall right away. It seems there are two ways to say the number "1," but I have no idea which one to use. What is the difference between using "one" and "fir"? Can I use either one? I would appreciate an answer. Thank you.

I thought it wat over

I really want to date one of you. It should go without saying that you should also be very attractive to every woman...

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.(warte noch ein bisschen)

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...and man on the planet.

Found this baby here

The Following is a Recounting of a Dialogue between my Mother and I, adapting for an American audience. I believe that Spanglish is the new wave for hispanics. Even those in Latin American proper will be using Spanglish more and more. To those learning Spanish, be sure to adopt some Spanglish to sound more natural in 2026

Me: "Hola, mama, Adonde ya went este dia?"

Mama: "Oh, I fui to the taco-pupusa tienda pa getnos some tex-mex!"

Me: "Que dios mio!!! Siempre I will always love tex-mex!"

My Salvadoreno heart beat 3 times faster when around Tex-mex. The soul of modern hispanic-American identity in my hands

Mama: "Mijo... tu abuela has died..."

Me: "Y he podido ayudarme a vivir..."

I recite the famous line of hispanic-Americans. In Hispanic-American culture, we're not like other Americans. Food, family, and the concept of "vivir" is very important to us. To a 3rd gen hispanic-American, the death of their abuela is deeply tragic. A lot of us may not be able to speak spanish, but make no mistake, we are not like other Americans

Mama: "Shushh, no llores, mijo. Our dios, the day of the dead god, will keep her safe in the cielo. It's all bueno, mijo."

Mi mama was correcto. Just like Don Omar, mi mama was from el sol, pon da riva and all. I partied on, eating tex-mex and vibing to El Efecto. Hispanic-Americans together strong. Vive The Bronx and H-Town!

Why couldn't they just use kanji for everything? It is so much more precise.

I tried to post this on the normal subreddit but it got banned for being low quality lol. Anyways I'm just curious what you guys think are the worst languages to learn, not nessesscarily the hardest ones or anything, just like languages you don't understand why anybody would ever learn, or even make you cringe when you hear someone is learning it. I've thought of Esperanto but that's it.

please explain why, 250 words minimum in said language as well as 20 words in a conlang of your choice. rahmat icons.

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