English-Deutsch-Nederlands: the trifecta of "I know it looks weird but if you learn the alphabet you can get the majority of the meaning just by reading it out loud"
True. I've heared only the written language is sort of shared (mostly since the goverment is too lazy to make offical documents for every version, like with people changing their names in order to have a bank profile). The spoken language, is like trying to say arabic is one single language lmao.
it isnt and neither is english
slam penis no matter what
English-Deutsch-Nederlands: the trifecta of "I know it looks weird but if you learn the alphabet you can get the majority of the meaning just by reading it out loud"
Or you know, Norwegian, Danish and Swedish. Which all are written almost the same, yet when spoken sound nothing alike?
Reminds me of most Chinese dialects
True. I've heared only the written language is sort of shared (mostly since the goverment is too lazy to make offical documents for every version, like with people changing their names in order to have a bank profile). The spoken language, is like trying to say arabic is one single language lmao.