One of the joys of learning languages is getting to be equally annoyed at anglophones thinking ending words in “o” and “a” is hilarious and at Spanish speakers thinking that adding “ing” to random words counts as English.
I also learned that whole idea of German inherently being a harsh language is bs, it’s basically just cultural associations and actors deliberately talking harshly.
One of the joys of learning languages is getting to be equally annoyed at anglophones thinking ending words in “o” and “a” is hilarious and at Spanish speakers thinking that adding “ing” to random words counts as English.
Menuding tontereishon estás you diciending
I also learned that whole idea of German inherently being a harsh language is bs, it’s basically just cultural associations and actors deliberately talking harshly.
Agregamos “ing” a algunos verbos no para que suenen yankees sino porque suenan graciosos.
Igual que los “yankees” con el “a/o”, y funciona igual de mal.
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