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one good thing about polish: there is a pluram form for "you"
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:02:37 UTC from web-
@mushi yous
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@mushi Slavic languages keep that pretty well. (all european languages do that to an extent)
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:03:42 UTC from web-
@awlderpy there isnt much a reason to not have a plural you
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:05:26 UTC from web-
@mushi Actually a good few languages have it. English did at one point too, thou and you.
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:06:27 UTC from web-
@awlderpy but that is real dumb >_>.a weird thing in portuguese is that Você (you) is not a person of the speech, and in old portugese the word for it was "vossa mercê" (a fancy way to say "your mercy")
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:09:09 UTC from web-
@mushi That's pretty neat, actually! (thinks of studying portugese)
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:10:15 UTC from web-
@awlderpy well, people say it is hard to learn, i cant say for sure because i've been surrounded by it since i wa sborn
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:14:47 UTC from web-
@mushi It'd be nice to challenge myself in such a way. See if I still have what it takes to formulate thoughts in other tongues.
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:15:47 UTC from web-
@awlderpy oh, another dumb thing about portugese is that it uses the ç letter, but refuse to put it in the alphabet
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:18:11 UTC from web-
@mushi The ç is basically the same as the S anyway.
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:18:47 UTC from web-
@nerthos it is more a ss here
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:19:19 UTC from web
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@mushi Catalan does the same thing, mostly because Spanish doesn't use it.
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:18:55 UTC from web
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@mushi Spanish has tu/vos/usted for singular and ustedes/vosotros for plural
Thursday, 15-May-14 01:13:46 UTC from web
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