• humbletightband@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    9 months ago

    As a Russian, I agree. Like okay, man, you have challenged yourself to the level when you easily construct sentences in accusative case, but why? To read Bakunin or understand Letov’s metaphors?

    Foreigners who learn Russian out of curiosity are true madlads.

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      9 months ago

      Я учусь русскии язык.

      Уже могу сказать “путин иди на хуй”

      Ещё только 50 лет больше и я могу понимать родителный падеж. Навернае.

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          9 months ago

          Спасибо! Мне нравится учить разные языки. Я знаю языки из группа немецкий и латинский, но не славянский. Поэтому я начинал учить русскии.

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          9 months ago

          I’m not the same guy you’re responding to.

          • Russian language sounds awesome
          • Many talented Counter Strike players from Russia that I need to communicate with in games
          • Russian language lands in the top 10 of most spoken languages

          Point #3 is not the strongest but it is the reason why I have an interest in learning Mandarin (although I have NEVER started the process)

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            9 months ago

            Russian language lands in the top 10 of most spoken languages

            It doesn’t necessarily mean that Russian/Mandarin will be in the top 10 among people you meet

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              9 months ago

              There’s a figurative billion of Ukrainian war refugees in Europe now, and almost all of them speak Russian as a first or second language