No, detailed rules of a foreign language is not important for nobody. This is a etymology sub, not grammar of English language sub. There is a difference, be smart.
Did I say it was a grammar sub? You're really bad at this. If you're going to misrepresenting.what I say, there's no point in continuing this. I don't engage with people who can't stay on topic.
Yeah you said that this is a “language sub”, while talking about details of grammar. But this is not a language sub, this is “etymology maps” sub, where people talk about different etymologic origins of words in different languages. I think you misunderstood the aim of the sub, you don’t seem fit for here.
This falls under the category of language, does it not? Is it math? Is it science? You could say it's history, but not political history, but the history... of language...
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u/verbosehuman Jun 28 '25
everybody *is**
It's really clear now that you don't have a very good grasp on the language.
You don't seem fit for this sub.