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Mad genius, comedian, actor, and freelance voiceover artist broadcasting from the distant shores of Lake Erie (he/him)

Broadview Heights, Ohio
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    1. SwiftOnSecurity‏ @SwiftOnSecurity 22 Feb 2020

      I just can’t get over how anyone learns English as a second language. It’s enormously impressive anyone has any fluency in this freaking nightmare dialect that makes no sense.

      75 replies 91 retweets 968 likes
    2. ouriço de cartola‏ @cegadede 22 Feb 2020
      Replying to @SwiftOnSecurity

      As anyone who speaks English as a second language will tell you, it is one of the simplest natural language there is. Try learning Portuguese, Cantonese, polish etc. Now that's a nightmare.

      13 replies 2 retweets 86 likes
    3. SwiftOnSecurity‏ @SwiftOnSecurity 22 Feb 2020
      Replying to @cegadede

      Interesting

      3 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    4. Cave Solarwinds123‏ @fgcallari 22 Feb 2020
      Replying to @SwiftOnSecurity @cegadede

      Confirm (as a 2nd lan learner). English has essentially no grammar complexity compared to Romance languages, nor the sheer number of special/irregular cases of other German languages. It is almost a literate pidgin. Gaelic, on the other hand, I would not dare try.

      6 replies 0 retweets 27 likes
    5. Arthur Chu‏Verified account @arthur_affect 22 Feb 2020
      Replying to @fgcallari @SwiftOnSecurity @cegadede

      One interesting article I read is about studying pidgins (the way "new languages" are formed in nature) to see what features they have in common, which is as close as we can get to the Chomskyan idea of universal hardwired language rules

      1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
    6. Arthur Chu‏Verified account @arthur_affect 22 Feb 2020
      Replying to @arthur_affect @fgcallari and

      So like one tidbit is pidgins almost always develop with an SVO (subject-verb-object) sentence order, regardless of what sentence structure the original source languages used Like that's the "primitive" way to make a sentence and everything else evolved from it

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      Arthur Chu‏Verified account @arthur_affect 22 Feb 2020
      Replying to @arthur_affect @fgcallari and

      SVO is *not* the most common sentence order among languages, OSV actually is However, English, the one truly global "hyperlanguage", is an unusually strictly SVO languages, with other possible sentence structures often dismissed as highfalutin and archaic ("Would that I could")

      7:27 PM - 22 Feb 2020
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