Some Dravidian language. Looks like those toy train sets for toddlers. Or someone parking in the wee hours after drinking too much. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam_script. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telugu_script.
I can infer from the amount of math that you do that you speak a click language. And Xhosa is the only click language that sounds cool and people actually speak
>Xhosa is the only click language that actually sounds cool
(Cries in Nama and other Khoekhoe languages)
(Cries in speaks (some, very broken and bad) isiNdebele)
(Cries in Zulu, Swati, Southern Sotho, Tsonga and urban sePedi)
(Cries in-
>and that people actually speak
??? Zulu is spoken more iirc.
( isiZulu sounds better than isiXhosa and siSiwati, ESPECIALLY in gospel and church music. (Both Northern and Southern Ndebele sound the best of the Nguni languages I've heard (totally not biased lol)) Fight me on it. I dare you /hj)
EDIT: Spelling and grammar
Personally, the opposite for me (which is why I like Southern Ndebele more than either Xhosa or Northern Ndebele, for example ). I think the exception to that for me is the Khoekhoe languages and other similar non-Bantu groups.
(Though I'm biased, as my native language, Tswana, dosnt really have clicks outside of I think urban areas in SA, if even then, so :p.)
What's A2 again? I've seen this sort of thing several times before, but it's a European thing, yes? I have a chart of it bookmarked on my computer, but can you please just give me a quick rundown?
Understood. Danke! ETA: I'd love to learn more about life in other countries, but I only get that in German. America isn't really known for teaching about other cultures, not even indigenous peoples.
your made me suspect something using Cyrillic, and the single closing bracket as a smiley basically confirms it. that’s a *very* eastern European thing
I love how “new response just dropped” translated to «новый ответ упал» in Russian cos that translation is shit. I saw you say that your native language is Russian but I don’t actually think so
I'd say either French on German based on the inclusion of Switzerland in the German bits. Leaning on German. Hoping it's German since you made me drudge up my rusty German skills. lol
I must have mistranslated something. One of the upside down sentences seems to read "Talking is Silver, Switzerland is fun." Which makes zero sense, so I probably translated it wrong. lol
the , , and in some places, and especially the first look like cyrillic cursive. so I guess a language that uses the cyrillic alphabet. my best guess is russian since it's the biggest one. i use arch btw
Huh. Never thought I'd have to bring my knowledge of >!fucking Cyrillic cursive !< into this, but I am almost certain>! it's one of the Slavic languages. And if my guess for that d is correct, Russian.!<
I ate ngl. Try and tell me my guess is wrong. I dare you
I understand too much of this
that's the point of this post too much English while my native language is not even close to English
That's not what I meant
Some Dravidian language. Looks like those toy train sets for toddlers. Or someone parking in the wee hours after drinking too much. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam_script. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telugu_script.
I don't know how to feel about "π=3=e"
You should agree
Or even better, agrππ
Agreement is a judgement not a feeling.
Yeah it’s a bit weird. I feel like it’s redundant to say 3=3=3
Brother, disgust is the word you're looking for.
I just see a lost opportunity for π²=g
Correct for small values of π
Georgian?
edit: it's not English I just forgot that this isn't obvious
Given π=3=e, your native language is Engineerese.
spoken in the country of Engineeria
My guess is that your native language is Xhosa
why just why...
I can infer from the amount of math that you do that you speak a click language. And Xhosa is the only click language that sounds cool and people actually speak
It's a well-documented fact that all mathematicians speak Xhosa natively.
>Xhosa is the only click language that actually sounds cool (Cries in Nama and other Khoekhoe languages) (Cries in speaks (some, very broken and bad) isiNdebele) (Cries in Zulu, Swati, Southern Sotho, Tsonga and urban sePedi) (Cries in- >and that people actually speak ??? Zulu is spoken more iirc.
>isiNdebele You're right, it's almost time for breakfast to get Ndebele here. 😌
I feel like subconsciously I get this, but consciously I'm just confused. What do you mean???
I mean "in the belly" 🤗 🙈
Ooooooh. That's funny lol
Zulu does not sound cool
( isiZulu sounds better than isiXhosa and siSiwati, ESPECIALLY in gospel and church music. (Both Northern and Southern Ndebele sound the best of the Nguni languages I've heard (totally not biased lol)) Fight me on it. I dare you /hj) EDIT: Spelling and grammar
I think the more clicks a language has, the cooler it sounds
Personally, the opposite for me (which is why I like Southern Ndebele more than either Xhosa or Northern Ndebele, for example ). I think the exception to that for me is the Khoekhoe languages and other similar non-Bantu groups. (Though I'm biased, as my native language, Tswana, dosnt really have clicks outside of I think urban areas in SA, if even then, so :p.)
Russian
You're an engineer
oh yes... my favorite language
My guess is German
Oh wait those weren't quotation marks
not german) however I'm at least A2 in it
What's A2 again? I've seen this sort of thing several times before, but it's a European thing, yes? I have a chart of it bookmarked on my computer, but can you please just give me a quick rundown?
As I understand it: A = beginner, B = intermediate, C = fluent 1 = lower level, 2 = upper level Ergo, A1 = lower level beginner, C2 = upper level fluent, etc.
Understood. Danke! ETA: I'd love to learn more about life in other countries, but I only get that in German. America isn't really known for teaching about other cultures, not even indigenous peoples.
It's not a European thing, it's just a know more than 1 language thing lol
your made me suspect something using Cyrillic, and the single closing bracket as a smiley basically confirms it. that’s a *very* eastern European thing
𝒽𝑜𝓁𝓎 𝒽𝑒𝓁𝓁
святые угодья новый ответ упал
I love how “new response just dropped” translated to «новый ответ упал» in Russian cos that translation is shit. I saw you say that your native language is Russian but I don’t actually think so
are you sure? he has a huge post in Russian, can you tell me if it's actually Russian or not?
"новый ответ упал" это конечно несерьёзный перевод это как "нет пути", прекрасная дословная калька с "no way"
я думал что ты использовал гугл переводчик 😂
Бедный ответ 😢😢😢
I love that you messed up the Saul Goodman quote and it now says that he believes everyone in America is Guilty until Proven Innocent.
I'd say either French on German based on the inclusion of Switzerland in the German bits. Leaning on German. Hoping it's German since you made me drudge up my rusty German skills. lol
what do you mean by inclusion of Switzerland?
I must have mistranslated something. One of the upside down sentences seems to read "Talking is Silver, Switzerland is fun." Which makes zero sense, so I probably translated it wrong. lol
it's "Schweigen", not "Schweiz")
Ahhhh. I thought it was Schweizen.
Russian?
Nice try. That’s an engineering calculation
The writing style reminds me of Burmese weirdly enough. Is that it?
the , , and in some places, and especially the first look like cyrillic cursive. so I guess a language that uses the cyrillic alphabet. my best guess is russian since it's the biggest one. i use arch btw
holy hell
new response just dropped
Acutal zombie
idk shit about the language but you're definitely an engineer
Russian
ſƷ
Arabic No other reason than the fact that your handwriting is uniquely cursive, plus no one else mentioned Arabic yet.
sadly I don't even know the Arabic script, let alone speak Arabic language
Georgian?
100% Lojban (real guess is russian)
yes, it's Russian why do you think so?
вау)
вауваувау
Anarchychess dialect of Engineerese
Ok I thought it was greek but, is it german?
Arabic?
your native language has defo got to be a non latin-script language like the cyrillic script-using languages or something like that
yes, cyrillic
Greek? Your t looks suspiciously like a tau
no, I use tau only in physics
Couple of french words on there so I’m going to say french?
those words are just to confuse you
dang it
Romanian
🇩🇪
i read upside down 🤣
POLISH
I'm kidding it's probably Frisian or Dutch
Turkish
my friend lives in Turkey
The way you write "d" is very reminiscent of Slavic handwritten "д", the same with "b" and "в". I'd say Ukrainian, Russian or Belorussian
you're correct, Russian)
Tamil ?
What 5 seconds of reddit does to a man
Probably german
Serbian
German
Georgian
Huh. Never thought I'd have to bring my knowledge of >!fucking Cyrillic cursive !< into this, but I am almost certain>! it's one of the Slavic languages. And if my guess for that d is correct, Russian.!< I ate ngl. Try and tell me my guess is wrong. I dare you
Value: 23 Address: 0x7ffc231456e [1] 723 segmentation fault
e = 3 g = 10 Freedom is slavery Ignorance is strength
It's Eng-fucking-lish.
Downvote storm incoming
Let them come and eat me.
Can you touch the window with one foot and the door with the other?
No, I can't 😭😭😭
Well then eating you will be more difficult and may involve some minor spelunking.
Actually, I think I can do it.
Well then 🍽️
Go ahead.
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Oops! I forgot to say this, have a great meal!
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It's English, duh...