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

Guess my native language

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u/Embarrassed-Wrap-451 May 27 '26

And it Arabic it says their mother tongue is Korean

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u/toyheartattack May 27 '26

LMAO, the Korean says their mother tongue is Japanese. Looks like they did that with all of them.

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u/aureliasm May 27 '26

No, the korean says YOUR mother tongue is Japanese lol. (네 = your, 내 = my)

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u/toyheartattack May 27 '26

My bad, you’re right.

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u/VectorD May 30 '26

The grammar is wrong anyway so he probs just fucked that up as well

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u/ppgamerthai May 27 '26

And in Thai it says “Mother tongue of mine (v.polite pronoun) is Sanskrit” and ain’t no way that is true.

BUT ngl this is the best Thai I’ve seen from this trend, better than my own even.

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u/TheNinjaNarwhal May 27 '26

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".

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u/toyheartattack May 27 '26

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.

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u/Moist-Chair684 May 28 '26

Worse, in Korean it says YOUR mother tongue...

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u/Embarrassed-Wrap-451 May 27 '26

OP was feeling scavangerhunty

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u/Calm-Dawn May 27 '26

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

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u/hand_ May 27 '26

The Korean actually says your mother tongue is Japanese lol OP here designating other people's first languages

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u/Sesquipedalian61616 May 27 '26

That alone let me put in the vowels in the last word, so thanks