Go and listen carefully to Madonna’s Material World.
Danes do away with all of this complexity and simply use nothing but vowels!
Drink two bottles of wine, then your Spanish becomes Portuguese. Bom dia.
Yes, I've noticed that Portuguese just sounds like drunken Spanish...I think because Portugal was founded by drunken Spanish sailors.
I have a long correspondence with Austria's PENSIONSVERSICHERUNGSANSTALT (that's one word, 10 vowels and you hear every one)
We are ants as compared to them.
Icelandic is a tricky language that way because it uses accents and umlauts like crazy.
Have you picked up a few words? I might be interested in learning Icelandic in the future, though not any time very soon.
I studied it for a couple of years in high school. Usually once you understand the key phrases and what the accents mean, it’s not so bad.
Thanks! I feel like Icelandic would be a good follow up to German, assuming I can wrap my brain around that structure first.
They have similar linguistic origins.
Danes do away with all of this complexity and simply use nothing but vowels!
Drink two bottles of wine, then your Spanish becomes Portuguese. Bom dia.
Yes, I've noticed that Portuguese just sounds like drunken Spanish...I think because Portugal was founded by drunken Spanish sailors.
I have a long correspondence with Austria's PENSIONSVERSICHERUNGSANSTALT (that's one word, 10 vowels and you hear every one)
We are ants as compared to them.
Icelandic is a tricky language that way because it uses accents and umlauts like crazy.
Have you picked up a few words? I might be interested in learning Icelandic in the future, though not any time very soon.
I studied it for a couple of years in high school. Usually once you understand the key phrases and what the accents mean, it’s not so bad.
Thanks! I feel like Icelandic would be a good follow up to German, assuming I can wrap my brain around that structure first.
They have similar linguistic origins.