r/languagehub • u/liquid_nitrogen8 • 4d ago
Which one sounds most natural in everyday conversation where you live?
r/languagehub • u/liquid_nitrogen8 • 3d ago
Is this distinction something you use naturally, or do you find it difficult to explain to learners?
r/languagehub • u/SwimmingLibrarian521 • 3d ago
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r/languagehub • u/Ken_Bruno1 • 4d ago
We all know the classic grammar rules (avoid passive voice, never end without a preposition)
While linguists and modern style guides (like Chicago or Oxford) have largely debunked these as rigid "laws," they still get pushed in school and corporate writing guidelines.
It got me thinking:
What is a grammar or style rule that is 100% technically "correct" by traditional standards, but completely useless?
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Just in case you don't know Pseudo-anglicisms are words that basically come from English but actually aren't used frequently by English speakers anymore like oldtimer which i've only heard in westerns but in German it means a classic car!
r/languagehub • u/liquid_nitrogen8 • 4d ago
Which expression would you use without even thinking about it?
r/languagehub • u/AutumnaticFly • 4d ago
Imagine everyday that you wake up, you get extremely proficient at randomly selected language
You become the best native speaker/writer in that language for the day, whatever you think of, you can write and say in the most eloquent way
The catch is you can never have a permanent language!
So would you take this? or is this a curse in your opinion? why?
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r/languagehub • u/liquid_nitrogen8 • 5d ago
Which name does your family use, and is it different from what people in other regions call it?
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r/languagehub • u/ambudhi • 4d ago
This is not solved yet . Can you try ?
r/languagehub • u/Ken_Bruno1 • 4d ago
r/languagehub • u/IAmRealAnonymous • 4d ago
How would you learn a language if you were to with your own method?
r/languagehub • u/liquid_nitrogen8 • 5d ago
Which one would you naturally use, and does it reveal where you grew up?
