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I'm from Sweden. I can pick apart Afrikaans, Dutch, Danish and German as well as pick out the Eastern European countries.How do you tell them apart easily though?
The Indian subcontinent keeps tripping me up though..
I'm from Sweden. I can pick apart Afrikaans, Dutch, Danish and German as well as pick out the Eastern European countries.How do you tell them apart easily though?
How can I be expected to tell the difference between Polish and Russian?!! Or Bengali and Urdu?? Or Marathi and Telugu???
I was getting close to 2000. I blame the Poles. @Vanguard Get on whose level...?
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(This was my 7th try though lol)
That's pretty cool, I didn't know we had Somalis from Scandinavia in here. I thought most were either from UK, America, Canada, or Australia.I'm from Sweden. I can pick apart Afrikaans, Dutch, Danish and German as well as pick out the Eastern European countries.
The Indian subcontinent keeps tripping me up though..
You northern Europeans have an unfair advantage most of the languages they mention are Finnish Danish dutch and Afrikaans and swedish
I hate you. And you still haven't told me how you differentiate the Slavic languages???
How'd you get Haitian wrong? It's just broken French
I can point out Polish and Ukrainian sounds like Polish but it's not quite there..Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, and even Uzbek as well as Ossetic??
The voice note threw me off tbh, it sounded like a couple of Africans throwing spears at each other.How'd you get Haitian wrong? It's just broken French
On some urlu hurly furlu BS
Swedish>Danish
Danish and Swedish sounds nothing like Slavic- I mean Finnish I'm offended
Even danish and swedish sounds completely different from each other. At this point I don't even have to listen for words i recognise when I'm listening to swedish. The have this way of speaking where their voice constantly lilt upwards like they're asking a question
Exhibition A
This chart describes it best, notice the upwards and downwards trajection of their voice
This s danish
Norweigen is tricky I'll give u that, but it basically sounds like muffled danish/ swedish without the lilt