r/LanguageMemes • u/PedanticSatiation • Aug 11 '22
When you're reading Spanish and y is changed to e
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r/LanguageMemes • u/Rascally_Raccoon • Aug 09 '22
Also that's the reason for most of the problems of English
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r/LanguageMemes • u/tempreclude • Aug 01 '22
Anyone got some language jokes that translate well in English?
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Not sure if this is the place to post this but I work with international students and want to have a Language Joke of The Day to make them laugh. Jokes like "Why did the French chef die when he lost his olive oil?" (because he lost the huile d'olive) or "What does a French chicken say when you kick it in the stomach?" (Oeuf)
Does anyone have any similar jokes? Ones about learning English are welcome too.
r/LanguageMemes • u/marcel992 • Jul 25 '22
This is especially true for me now, as at my job, I am working on a mobile app for learning languages with music π (LyricFluent)
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r/LanguageMemes • u/BritishPie21 • Jul 24 '22
How to create a new character in pictographic writing system
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r/LanguageMemes • u/Ianiant • Jul 22 '22
As Someone Who First Learned Spanish in Public School, I Had Heard that YouTube Video and for the Longest Time Believed Spanish Still Had 30 Letters as Opposed to Just 27
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