WFB was fluent long before then!
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Because his dad wanted to be feudal lord in (pre-revolutionary) Mexico. So, same thing, really.
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*15 minutes into Rod’s first Magyar class* “While Orban’s policies provide a path forward for the West, that shouldn’t blind us to the wisdom of Emperor Joseph II’s plan to enforce German as the language of education and governance”
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funny thing is, at the time, Hungarians were also the arch-conservatives, making the Austrians look damn near progressive by comparison.
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yeah but Spanish genuinely isn't that hard, particularly for English speakers, and it's already useful in North America for other reasons
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yeah but for an English speaker learning Spanish is low hanging fruit compared to Magyar. The first is renting the libs, the second is genuinely owning.
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I’ll wait.
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My mom's cousin married a man from Spain in the '60s and she said at the wedding her boss kept saying "I can't believe it, it's like she's marrying a Puerto Rican!"
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I had a far-right great-grandfather who enjoyed travel to Spain quite a bit.
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To read Ortega y Gasset in the original tongue?
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