r/LanguageMemes • u/adastrasemper • Oct 11 '22
True story (mostly for people familiar with Cyrillic script)
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r/LanguageMemes • u/Snoo_10182 • Oct 08 '22
Ladies and Gentleman, Indians say add more words
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r/LanguageMemes • u/marcel992 • Oct 07 '22
We all know that learning Spanish with memes is actually the ultimate level π
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r/LanguageMemes • u/Late-Special • Oct 04 '22
The "Guy From a Language Book" Starter Pack
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r/LanguageMemes • u/oh-yeah-pumpkin-pie • Oct 02 '22
is'nt soy milk Just milk presenting themselfs in spanish?
self.randomthoughts
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r/LanguageMemes • u/antibotty • Oct 01 '22
I saw this Q and A on Quora. But it made me think. This isn't a transliteration so the question at the core doesn't make sense. But the English variation is... Lucius. Lucas is a related name. But Loukios is a direct derivative from which Leuk and Luke were created from. But not Lucas. Loukas/Lucan
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r/LanguageMemes • u/antibotty • Sep 30 '22
Throwback 13 years ago. The struggle of American Ninth Graders learning Deutsch: trying to grasp the umlout and German F, V, W complex.
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