Of course they sorta make sense, people wouldn't use completely bogus prepositions (at least mostly wouldn't). They're still arbitrary, though: why is it not ‘w

Of course they sorta make sense, people wouldn't use completely bogus prepositions (at least mostly wouldn't). They're still arbitrary, though: why is it not ‘with English’ and ‘with radio,’ since both denote usage? And, as previously said, other languages have chosen different prepositions: e.g. in Russian, both happen to use ‘по’, which means something like ‘sliding along’ or ‘moving on.’