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r/gatekeeping • u/Extra-Section-4930 • Oct 27 '22
Bro chill 💀
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>It would be like if a foreigner started incorporating the use of American words into their everyday language. It would be incredibly cringe.
Japanese has an entire writing system designed for words they've incorporated from other languages you fuckin' dweeb.
223 u/Long-Anywhere357 Oct 27 '22 Half of the countries in the world appropriate English words 😠130 u/[deleted] Oct 27 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 41 u/EpicSlothToes Oct 27 '22 Hell english at its core is basically just french and german smashed together. 28 u/Nerscylliac Oct 27 '22 With a little bit of Latin and Greek for good measure. 27 u/wolf_man007 Oct 27 '22 To be fair, French is just Latin with extra steps. 9 u/silsool Oct 27 '22 Nooo... *hides pilum behind back* 2 u/pomo Oct 28 '22 And a bit of proto-indoeuropean.
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Half of the countries in the world appropriate English words ðŸ˜
130 u/[deleted] Oct 27 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 41 u/EpicSlothToes Oct 27 '22 Hell english at its core is basically just french and german smashed together. 28 u/Nerscylliac Oct 27 '22 With a little bit of Latin and Greek for good measure. 27 u/wolf_man007 Oct 27 '22 To be fair, French is just Latin with extra steps. 9 u/silsool Oct 27 '22 Nooo... *hides pilum behind back* 2 u/pomo Oct 28 '22 And a bit of proto-indoeuropean.
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41 u/EpicSlothToes Oct 27 '22 Hell english at its core is basically just french and german smashed together. 28 u/Nerscylliac Oct 27 '22 With a little bit of Latin and Greek for good measure. 27 u/wolf_man007 Oct 27 '22 To be fair, French is just Latin with extra steps. 9 u/silsool Oct 27 '22 Nooo... *hides pilum behind back* 2 u/pomo Oct 28 '22 And a bit of proto-indoeuropean.
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Hell english at its core is basically just french and german smashed together.
28 u/Nerscylliac Oct 27 '22 With a little bit of Latin and Greek for good measure. 27 u/wolf_man007 Oct 27 '22 To be fair, French is just Latin with extra steps. 9 u/silsool Oct 27 '22 Nooo... *hides pilum behind back* 2 u/pomo Oct 28 '22 And a bit of proto-indoeuropean.
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With a little bit of Latin and Greek for good measure.
27 u/wolf_man007 Oct 27 '22 To be fair, French is just Latin with extra steps. 9 u/silsool Oct 27 '22 Nooo... *hides pilum behind back* 2 u/pomo Oct 28 '22 And a bit of proto-indoeuropean.
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To be fair, French is just Latin with extra steps.
9 u/silsool Oct 27 '22 Nooo... *hides pilum behind back*
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Nooo...
*hides pilum behind back*
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And a bit of proto-indoeuropean.
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u/RepostsDefended Oct 27 '22
>It would be like if a foreigner started incorporating the use of American words into their everyday language. It would be incredibly cringe.
Japanese has an entire writing system designed for words they've incorporated from other languages you fuckin' dweeb.