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I don't doubt it for a second. My native tongue has these irregularities and they are my pet peeve. In my head I stubbornly use my own regularized versions. Of
by isaacfrond 3y ago
I don't doubt it for a second. My native tongue has these irregularities and they are my pet peeve.
In my head I stubbornly use my own regularized versions. Often, when I use them by accident, people don't even notice! So perhaps I can create a trend.
- jamager 3y agoDanish is a nightmare. It takes the worst bits of French, the worst of German, and adds its own devil twists. But like the authors say, there is a point to be made for education systems too. Eg. Japanese multiplication method is brilliant, I wish I had learned that way!