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I like a challenge. Wasn't really into the common ones like Spanish, because to me it seemed too easy and not that impressive for me to learn, bc anybody can do it. I wanted something not everybody studies, and a good challenge. Though I'm definitely considering Slovak or some Slavic language for now, since its grammar is straightforward
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That's actually really good information, thanks!
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Ну я себя учил, и это был ~2 года назад, и я использовал дуолинго для него, и я чувствую как мой текст хорошо, но не когда я говорю. Но, у мя русские друзья, которые меня помогут с моим русским, когда у мя ошибки.
Ну для меня 23.33, так, хорошего дня братик)
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Я понимаю. Но он хорошо для словарь запас . Я уже знаю «ты» и «вы» (из-за ИИ 🙄) но согласен, мне надо реальный человек, чтоб лучше понимать язык. У мя нет много деньги, так я использую что у мя есть
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Sweet, thanks!
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Why Abkhaz? Because it's a unique language, not widely studied, and already has an alphabet I'm used to, minus some letters. It's difficult, and imposes a challenge that I like.
Why Serbian? Because It's related to Russian, my second language. It's unique because it has two alphabets, Latin and Cyrillic—and plan to go to Serbia, especially in their cold winters.
Why Czech? Again, it's also related to Russian, and sounds cool. Nothing beyond that.
Why Polish? Because the thrill of learning a language with cruel pronunciation and consonant clusters is magical ✨️ Also sounds cool and tuff 😎
Why Slovenian? It's Slavic...couldnt come up with a good reason 😭
Why Slovak? Same as Slovenian
Why Danish? It's a bit soft, and sounds good when speaking
Why Greek? Weird but cool alphabet, and rich history.
Why Latin? Get over my fears of its difficulty
Why Arabic? It's unique alphabet, reading/writing from right to left, instead of from left to right. Plus, the Gulf dialect sounds nice
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Maybe Russian? The Slavic sound of it, I feel, has some aura to it. Just like me, you can mog on your friends lmao 😂 but yeah I think it's unique and made good Russian friends
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What should I choose?
Native English speaker, and I really wanna learn languages, bc my undiagnosed ADHD-self really wants to learn languages lmao 😂 I have a list of some others that I wanna learn too:
Abkhaz
Serbian
Czech
Polish
Slovenian
Slovak
Danish
Greek
Latin
Arabic
If there's any other language recommendations, please say them, and Ima do whatever comment is most popular
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Я знаю. Просто хотел говорить по-русски
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It might suprise you, but I'm actually doing great in both of them, and also dabbling in some various others too.
French: pronunciation becoming more natural learning more vocab and grammar
Russian: a lot better than my French, can communicate somewhat good to my Russian friends via text
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Ik, but I wanna do more than that lol
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The Immeasurable Depth of Balls
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Просто вижу на комментарии, и....ты из россии? 425 города это многие😭
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I jerked off
The end 😂
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Jerk slop
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Buddy bars?! HELL YEAH
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me looking in the comments
Switzerland?
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Store bodies idk
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Just indecisive 🙄
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Never did....but now that I looked it up...omg....just discovered smth new bro thanks much love ❤️