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Butterscotch Ormand

Butterscotch Ormand

Male. Lives in  Equestria. Born on March 13
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//Somedays, I wish English had some form of conjugation similar to Spanish where the subject is taken up by the verb. That way I don't have to spend 30 minutes staring at my screen to figure out how t... View More
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Golden Oldies
//There are some languages which are pro-drop despite not having person marking on verbs, like Japanese (and Korean I think?)
Like October 23, 2019
Seir
As a spanish speaker who also knows french and is learning german, I relate. There are so many things in english can’t be said unless you really twist things around because they don’t have complex forms. There are ways to say things differently but you really have to experiment.
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Seir
Oh, I wouldn’t call it screwy, it is a very flexible language. Because of the way it evolved it never needed to develop certain verbal tenses or phrase structures. I found it easy to learn and was even able to self-teach myself. German and english are very alike but the added complexity that german ... View More
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Butterscotch Ormand
Fair. Ignoring spelling, the language has pretty simple grammar. Not much conjugation, basically no declension, very common and regular word order, mood is only really inferred by post-lexical information, etc. But it as with basically every natural language, it has its irregularities that can be an... View More
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Seir
Yeah of course, every language does. There is one thing I do love about Spanish though and it's the tacit subject, not many languages have it and it's such a wonderful thing to have. :c Not having to ALWAYS say what or who is doing things because it is implied by the verbal form is very resourceful.
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Leon
Born and bred Britbong here. ... View More
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Amethyst the Hippogriff
// Y'all can't do nothin' ta fix this dumpster fire!
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Midnight
//cept ignore it
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Amethyst the Hippogriff
// Good call. Sounds like a plan. Now we pan to a list of words that sound the same but have entirely different meanings baced solely on context. To too two Witch which ... View More
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Butterscotch Ormand
And then we shall spell record and record the same despite being pronounced differently. Same with live and live. Wait. If they're spelled the same, which pronunciation did I say first? Didn't think this one through. Oh, through vs threw, another annoying one. ... View More
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