Jul 10
I think it's an almost universal thing that reading smut in your native language is painfully cringy, but what about native english speakers? HOW DO YOU READ IT AND NOT CRINGE?
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I think it's an almost universal thing that reading smut in your native language is painfully cringy, but what about native english speakers? HOW DO YOU READ IT AND NOT CRINGE?
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We are often told that we no longer speak the language of our ancestorsâthat today we speak only Spanish and English. Yet the legacy of Nahuatl lives on in words spoken every day around the world. Many words we think of as English or Spanish have Indigenous roots. "Tomato" is one of them, from the Nahuatl word tomatl (toh-MAHTL).
Hearing my native language spoken by passerbys when I'm in a foreign country can genuinely put me into fight or flight.
Not because I can't stand hearing it when I'm on vacation but because my brain somehow can't process that people from my tiny little country have actually ended up in the same place as me, across the continent
When English is not your first language. :>
Yo! For those who write fanfiction and post it here or on AO3, but English isn't their first language, how do you post it? Do you write in your native language and translate using Google or some other translation website or app? Or are you fluent in English? What do you do when something from your native language doesn't make sense in English? :^
Generally, I write fanfiction sometimes and would even like to share some, but English isn't my first language, my English is almost intermediate, and I don't know or trust anyone who can review or correct this for me. :|
apprently i forgot the grammatical rules and words of my native language, my brains has been colonised by english. as per usual
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The english grates my ears. My friends speaks more words in english than in swedish and it makes me mad. Do you not care enough to speak the words in your own language? Or does expressing yourself in english just feel more natural than forming the words with the tongue of your mother? It makes my skin itch, my head burn, my heart want to leave. Is love a more beautiful word than Àlska?
In my native language, we have 3 genders for nouns which sometimes makes it very hard for me to choose the right pronoun for some nouns in English đ€Ł... And I refuse to even talk about what chaos becomes in my head when someone refers to themselves as non binary đ