Sep 17, 2025
Trilingual Zoey forgetting a word in Korean, shifting through Spanish, and ultimately trying to explain it in English to Mira and Rumi, who somehow know what she's talking about 9 times out of 10
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Trilingual Zoey forgetting a word in Korean, shifting through Spanish, and ultimately trying to explain it in English to Mira and Rumi, who somehow know what she's talking about 9 times out of 10
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Stop making your multilingual characters “forget to switch back”, that’s unrealistic, here’s some actual situations multilingual people regularly do, as someone who is fluent in English, and conversationally fluent in Irish and Spanish:
If they have to say something in another language, like a name, it will be heavily accented, they won’t say it like it’s English
Multilingual people might have a hard time distinguishing languages that arent their first, and may mix them together in sentences
Translating expression directly that only make sense in one language
Adding sounds to English words because they don’t exist in their language (Eg: ‘Eschool’ in Spanish speakers instead of ‘school’)
If your character is a poet or author, consider the connotations of that language in written form. EG: Irish is a highly poetic language, and lends itself better to verse than English, so I would prefer to write more emotional things in Irish.
Not every word can be directly translated. Some concepts may exist in one language that don’t in English. This is a really good concept to use to make sure you’re actually exploring a characters culture, and not just making them multilingual for sex appeal or diversity points.
People who speak minority, oppressed languages will be defensive of them, and will meet bigotry against their language.
You know what gets confusing? when you speak more than one language and constantly have to battle your phone keyboard switching between English, Spanish, German, a random language you don't remember adding, and emojis
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my roman empire is how peoples' voices change when they switch languages
happy new year!
how many languages do you speak? (i mean, everything that’s not like one word/sentence from another language)
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you too! Thanks to @about-that-teenie-girl for the poll request. Keep 'em coming, folks!
How many languages can you speak fluently? (Includes sign language, with each variant being a different language e.g. BSL + ASL = 2 languages)
12 or more
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1 (just your native language)
Its super weird to me that in writing or fanfics there will be a bilingual or multilingual character and they 'forget' to switch back to the other language, because for me and other multilingual people I know we don't 'mix up' our languages like that rlly.
do you struggle to switch between languages?
Yes, I struggle to switch between languages
Yes but only sometimes, depending on how similar or different they are
Yes sometimes I accidentally switch up my vocab/forget (not class or learning)
No I never mix my vocab up/together
I struggle sometimes but don't get mixed up
No, I have no issue switching which language I'm using
No, I switch back and forth without needing to think much about it
I'm just learning a new language so it's hard
I used to but i'm improving/don't anymore
I'm monolingual
I speak a random language at ppl just to fuck with em' and pretend to mix up
other (tell me what u think about this in comments)