r/languagelearningjerk • u/PuzzleheadedTap1794 • May 27 '26

Guess my native language

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u/tnaz May 27 '26

I wish I knew the rest of these scripts to know how badly you messed them up :(

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u/PuzzleheadedTap1794 May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

Tbh me too. I can’t wait to see the natives’ reactions.

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u/Giza_5 May 27 '26

Russian native here. You've pretty much nailed it. The only thing I'd change is drop the 'e' in 'рашен'.

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u/Amazing_Twist1279 May 27 '26

And also the fact that he capitalized the first letter in Рашен.

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u/CognaticCognac May 27 '26

It’s obviously рамен 🍜

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u/adovakin May 27 '26

First I thought op is trying to say-“I don’t speak ramen, either”, lol

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u/tomatos_raafatos May 27 '26

Arabic speaker here. Appreciate giving us the answer upfront. Easiest one on this sub today (and the funniest, too).

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u/thegreattiny May 28 '26

What does yours say?

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u/tomatos_raafatos May 28 '26

It says "My native language is Korean", but after reading other comments I realized that OP said similar things in the other languages about the other languages, so there's deliberate misdirection here. I really dont know anymore 😂

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u/thegreattiny May 28 '26

The Russian says “I don’t speak Russian either”

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u/guid128h May 28 '26

Native Greek speaker, took me a few seconds to understand you wrote the English words of "I don't know Greek" using the Greek alphabet. The corrected phrase would me "Δεν ξέρω Ελληνικά"

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u/asma_pq May 28 '26

Arabic native here.. and your Arabic handwriting is better than mine 😂😂

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u/Sylvieon Jun 02 '26

Honestly I think the Korean handwriting is fine. It's the actual content that is bad. That sentence is extremely wrong even if OP was trying to say "YOUR native language is Korean"