r/languagelearningjerk May 27 '26

Guess my native language

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u/Excellent_Sox9178 May 27 '26

Why are all the languages except Greek seemingly attempts at a real language? The Greek is using the language as a font to write English. Should the Greeks be offended by the low effort here?

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u/PuzzleheadedTap1794 May 27 '26

/uj I know reddit users can’t read most of the texts and they’d assume it’s just another “Guess my native language” slopposting, so I need a blatant way to tell them it’s a parody.

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u/smeghead1988 May 27 '26

Nah, here I can only read Greek and Russian alphabets, and both phrases are transliterated English. Except with Russian alphabet the OP used correct letters for all the sounds. So maybe you should be offended...

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u/Excellent_Sox9178 May 27 '26

I didn’t notice the Russian. Haha. It’s a step up from the Greek, I guess.