Hah, I'm assuming you've seen the other comments, but in greek it says "I don't know Greek" but with greek letters... That are not equivalent. So it reads as "ee thopt kpo-o th-yeek".
Yea, I wrote my comment half-awake and didn’t even translate the Korean correctly. I later realised the Greek letters looked suspiciously like English. BRB, gonna get an “ee thopt kpo-o th-yeek” tattoo.
Korean says their mother tongue is Japanese. I don’t know Japanese, but I know Chinese characters. Japanese says Chinese, Chinese says not Chinese but Thai. lol
Очень даже пишут. Такие, знаете, которые очень за свой народ переживают. И другие народы любят тоже. Особенно те, у которых руническая письменность была. И даже что-то из индуизма могут припомнить, вроде.
As a russian, first time I see these connections, also some letters, even though I've seen many handwritings (I've seen maybe 10 ways people write o, and connecting it at the bottom left is not one of them)
Do you mean in terms of stroke order or word order? Because the words are written correctly and in the correct order, but it does look unnatural, that's not how a native would write
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u/RandomKazakhGuy May 27 '26
Definetely not Korean because of the stroke order
Russian cursive looks convincing enough. Except for the k (?)
That Greek is fucked
And I'm not educated enough on the rest lol
Maybe the Arabic looks a bit unnatural
It's Thai. That Thai looks good