Author Topic: ¿Alguien puede entender esto?  (Read 2198 times)

''Culture'' in a language can mean the terms included in it, depending of the language. For example, in mexican spanish there are terms as ''wey, cabrón'', in chilean spanish there are terms as ''weón, fome'' and you can see that in Mexico people will not speak as people in Chile does & viceversa. Another example, if you already speak mexican spanish and you want to go to Russia, you can perfectly learn russian and its terms while keeping the mexican terms. If i'm not wrong we can see that there's not much problems.
oh sorry, dialects

You can really consider spanish really different in different countries DUE to culture. This is why the "world language" thing wouldn't work, because different dialects, ways of speaking, and different sayings/proverbs would forget it up.

hm everyone should speak english

OP's sig is in Japanese/Chinese
OP is in Spanish here
OP says "Spanish is my native language" in English
what the hell
just another nerd with google translate

BY THE UNKNOWN FORCES OF GOOGLE TRANSLATE, BY THE FAR REACHES OF THE SERVERS AT GOOGLE, LET THE POWER OF THE LANGUAGES UNITE!

OP's sig is in Japanese/Chinese
OP is in Spanish here
OP says "Spanish is my native language" in English
what the hell
My signature is written in Katakana (in case you don't know, it's a japanese syllabary)
My native language is the spanish, but i've been learning english since i was like 8-9 years old.
I hope you don't think i'm lying.

My signature is written in Katakana (in case you don't know, it's a japanese syllabary)

oh sorry, dialects

You can really consider spanish really different in different countries DUE to culture. This is why the "world language" thing wouldn't work, because different dialects, ways of speaking, and different sayings/proverbs would forget it up.
The ''world language'' thing may work if it's extremely simple compared to every other language, making it the easiest language to learn in the world. However, it would be very difficult to other people. For example, if that ''world language'' uses the latin alphabet, it would be difficult to learn to japanese, chinese, korean, arabic, russian (and more) people because they use different alphabets. Well, you know, the most spoken language in the world is the english, so making  ''world language'' would be a fail.

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Hey, put this on google translate: ガッチャマン クラウズ

 :cookieMonster:

okay so
this entire thread has practically been you defending yourself and nothing else
huh

Hey, put this on google translate: ガッチャマン クラウズ

 :cookieMonster:

okay so
this entire thread has practically been you defending yourself and nothing else
huh
no, everyone started stuffting to me just because i posted something in spanish ...
i didn't made this thread because of that

comemos bicicletas!!!!


I wasn't serious about making a standard world language. I was trying to be funny with that post. In that case I'll just go forget myself then.


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