My friend and I were debating about this. I personally don’t think it’s right, or at least it doesn’t sound right. But he said it’s technically right, and I’m just curious now and would like to know if it’s right or wrong.

For example: He’ll say something along the lines of: “I’ll do this FOR you can do that” instead of “I’ll do this so you can do that” and I’m just wondering if that’s technically right or not.

First of all Hello. I have the problem that I can't learn new languages as fast as my schoolmates. So specifically Spanish is not clicking for me at all. But now that I have 6 weeks summer vacation I wanted to ask if there is an easy and or fast way to at least learn the basics of Spanish so that im not hanging behind in class? Maybe without sitting at my desk for hours on end. Thanks in advance for any replies

What does the word for ice cream mean literally in your language?

In mine (Ukrainian), морозиво means “frozen stuff.”

It's literally so annoying

Seen on a tattoo.

What Language is more useful in general to focus on?

The few countries in Europe that speak French other than France are Luxembourg belgium and Switzerland also speak German or Dutch (for Belgium) both languages I know.

Ive also heared more and more countries in Africa are switching to English or their native language than French?

So should I stick with Spanish or is it worth it to learn French?

Google translate and deepl can’t figure it out…

It is no secret that English grammar, pronunciation and spelling conventions are so inconsistent that we have apps dedicated to fixing our errors borne from our inability to keep track of all the many erratic, illogical rules, but is there any real language out there (not a conlang) that does not have the same problem?

What language is this and what does it mean?

I’m pretty sure that the text is Church Slavonic. Any help would be appreciated in translating the text, except IC+XC, to English! I have more icons that I wonder about, so if anybody has resources for easily translating this type of text, that would be appreciated.

I got this pin I really like at a convention, but I have no idea what it says!! Pls help me out here

I’m on a bus in rural America so I was surprised to see a language I don’t recognize. I looked up a portion and something on google said it was Haitian Creole but I’d like a second opinion.

Thanks :)

I learned this numerical writing system, but it was so long ago that I forgot what it was called. All I remember about it is that it was originally created as a response to how many characters it took to write even a short number in roman numerals.

Me and my friend wanted to make our own language so what 2 languages (or more) should we mix together in AI, pls let me know

I know it was originally actually plural but changed over time to mean both or singular. I am probably criminaly simplifying the process but thats not my question. English speakers nowadays need to find different ways of distinguishing between singular and plural 'you' ( y'all, you guys, etc). But how does that even happen, that such a fundamental grammatical component gets so unclear? I know languages can be wierd sometimes in that way, I speak 3 of them, but this one always baffles me. What do you (plural) think?

just curious— does anybody know what this says? google translate says “Volume 11” but i wanted to confirm.

Was trying to use a translator to translate Kinyarwanda but I’d like to get a second opinion

Hi Everyone, I'm conducting a study for my UX class and am looking to identify the right target market. My goal is to create an app that enhances the experience for language learners. If you've ever used Duolingo, you'll have an idea of what I'm aiming for. Below are a few interview questions, and I would appreciate it if anyone would like to participate. Thank you! “Can you describe your ideal language learning experience?”“How often would you use a language learning app, and for how long?”“What keeps you engaged and motivated to continue using a language learning app?”“What features do you find most helpful in language learning apps?”“What do you find most frustrating or challenging about using language learning apps?”“Do you prefer structured lessons or more casual conversation practice? Why?”“Do you enjoy connecting with native speakers of your target language? Why or why not?”*If the answer is yes to the previous question, then: “How do you usually find language exchange partners?”“Have you ever stopped using a language learning app? If so, why?”“What features would enhance your language learning experience in an app?”

Tried googling, asking some people but no results 🤷‍♂️

I just think it makes more sense that way...

So I have this postcard that was sent to my great x2 uncle, he travelled across a few European countries on a motorcycle and ended up in an Italian place called Diano Marina. I have a picture of him with the lady (Daniel DaRiva) but I'm trying to work out the language and a translation, chat gpt says it looks German but can't give a translation, the same applies for Google translate so I'm asking for help translating and the language or dialect too? TIA

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