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⌈ Secret Post #2749 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Multilingual people

[kallanda_lee]

Yes and no.

The thing is my second language is actually my primary language, so that makes it complicated. I'm used to tone switching a lot, and I do it on almost a daily basis. So sometimes there's this sentence and one word in another language.

I also sometimes "translate" expressions from one language that don't really exist in the other.

I've been in situations where I was in mixed company and speaking 4 different languages with people at the same table and at some point my brain just goes "nope" and I start babbling.

What also gets confusing is that different words can have different genders in different languages.

It's also funny to do grammatical cases on words in languages that don't have them. And yes I do that (but few people can appreciate it).