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Rear Admiral
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#2 |
Navy Seal
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You guys have the same number of cases and genders (and thus possible endings) as Russian (well, technically Russian also has a residual 7th case, but it only shows up in a small number of individual words - I'm sure you guys have that too).
It's not too bad for a speaker, just really kicks the learners in the butt ![]() And really, what you get for it is some awesome freedom of poetic/emotional description that's simply not available in a lot of other languages. Slovenian is one of the most expressively nuanced languages in the world thanks to that and I'd rather it not lose that ![]() (also, I guess being a linguist, I can't help but see this all as a good thing, haha) |
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#3 |
Dipped Squirrel Operative
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English was not so lightly accepted as the world language, because you can only think with the words you have and know - so any language which is easy to learn because of its simplicity, is also a poor one when it come to imagination. Or so some philosophers say
![]() There are 14 entirely different words for conditions to be in an unlucky love, in portoguese. I am happy i was not born there ... ![]() |
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