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I also learned that whole idea of German inherently being a harsh language is bs, it's basically just cultural associations and actors deliberately talking harshly.

Apparently it was entirely removed in the Chinese version.

I thlammed my penith in the car door

I see, that makes it a lot worse

What's the other interpretation? I just see living-room

To be fair, the US has had concentration camps for hundreds of years (starting in the 1830s for holding natives)

I'm not even in the US but I agree

Fatherland is still used in many countries/languages, hell even polish uses "Ojczyzna".

I'm realizing that I really need to do more listening and speech practice but I'm not taking any IRL lessons or anything

What does it mean if one likes both?

Apparently Esperanto was considered at one point by the League of Nations, I wonder how popular it would be now if it was adopted

English is a bad option for an IAL imo, and I dislike how it has become so dominant in this aspect, Esperanto has its own flaws however, if the EU were to adopt an IAL there would have to be a lot of considering