May 4, 2024
Why did you learn Finnish?
To communicate with my parents and extended family. At age 1 I started to feel a bit hungry and decided I should start speaking so that my parents would feed me.
Hope this helps!
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Why did you learn Finnish?
To communicate with my parents and extended family. At age 1 I started to feel a bit hungry and decided I should start speaking so that my parents would feed me.
Hope this helps!
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Language is political.
Learning a new language is political, being a speaker of any endangered language is political, being able to write in any language is political, being able to read in any language is political, speaking in any language in public is political, having the freedom to speak your native language is political, watching content in your native or second language is political, outwardly being a speaker of a language is political, making linguistic rules is political, who you speak to is political, the language you choose to use with a select person is political.
Every part of language is political.
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Why you need to learn Kanji
In hiragana: すももももも ももももも すもももももももものうち。
In kanji: 李も桃、桃も桃、李も桃も桃のうち。
The translation: A Japanese plum is a peach, a peach is also a peach, both Japanese plums and peaches are a kind of peach.
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