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Second Language Asatruar 06/16/16 (Thu) 23:44:50 No.10996

What second language are you learning? What resource are you using?

Are you man enough to learn Dnghu? http://dnghu.org/

Asatruar 06/19/16 (Sun) 16:17:58 No.11023

As far as Germanic languages go, I'm at a loss for which one I should learn. Afrikaans or Norwegian maybe.

As far as indo-european languages go, I'm interested in Dnghu, but also Sambahsa. The only thing I dislike about Sambahsa is the semitic and sinitic vocabulary in some very commonly used words. I guess it's meant to simulate contact with other language families in the cases where an Indo European word could not be determined.

Asatruar 06/22/16 (Wed) 12:30:30 No.11076

Latin

Asatruar 06/23/16 (Thu) 00:17:47 No.11080

Russian through uni.

A little Italian and Irish through Duolingo.

Asatruar 06/25/16 (Sat) 00:19:47 No.11096

>>11080

Russian is a really quality language.

Any pro tips on picking it up? Do you recommend memorizing grammar tables or just doing Pimsleur and just guessing your way as you talk more and more with natives?

Asatruar 06/25/16 (Sat) 00:23:12 No.11097

>>11080

>>11096

Do Russians have the same gods / culture as northern europe? Or did it get pretty different over there?

Asatruar 06/25/16 (Sat) 04:37:59 No.11098

>>11097

same shit with different names.

Asatruar 06/25/16 (Sat) 22:13:57 No.11105

Learning German now, mom never taught me.

Asatruar 06/26/16 (Sun) 02:35:49 No.11109

>>11105

what?

Asatruar 06/26/16 (Sun) 18:49:24 No.11123

>>11105

German is my heritage language, too. Though my great great grandparents were the last to speak it daily.

What is the best Germanic language to learn? German is overly complex and the country is as cucked as can be anyway. Is old norse the proper way to go?

A_Wizard 06/26/16 (Sun) 21:54:18 No.11125

>>11123

The fuck dude? If you are a native English speaker, I cannot think of a living language easier to learn than German.

Just learn German, and then drift east, lol.

A_Wizard 06/26/16 (Sun) 21:54:51 No.11126

>>11123

The fuck dude? If you are a native English speaker, I cannot think of a living language easier to learn than German.

Just learn German, and then drift east, lol.

Bloodaxe!Pn3givrywk 06/26/16 (Sun) 23:54:09 No.11127

>>11123

Dutch is supposed to be way easier to learn than German

A_Wizard 06/27/16 (Mon) 00:01:22 No.11128

>>11127

There's that much of a difference?

Asatruar 06/27/16 (Mon) 12:33:10 No.11132

>>11126

>>11128

Yes, Dutch doesn't have "der/die/das/den" grammatical case.

Norwegian is probably the easiest for English speakers, but Norway is probably more cucked than Germany at this point.

I feel like the slavs are the only hope for the white race. The guy learning Russian has it right. Although, Poland has been really strong on the anti-kebabism too.

Asatruar 06/27/16 (Mon) 23:08:45 No.11135

>>11132

Unfortunately slavs are very, very different from Germanics. They will probably save themselves (in so much as a country run by slavs is saved), but they won't save us.

Asatruar 06/28/16 (Tue) 11:15:35 No.11140

>>11135

It's not about Slavs vs. Germanics. The, in this case cultural, divide is caused by American brainwashing. It simply didn't reach the east, which is coincidentally mostly Slavic. Prime example for that is middle Germany. It's far less cucked than the west, despite being Germanic.

Asatruar 07/10/16 (Sun) 02:53:02 No.11210

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>>11135

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as slavs, are in fact, ruthenians/eastern germanic descendants of kievan rus, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, east nordids.

Slavs are not a race unto itself, but rather another component of the ethnogenesis of the scandinavian norse germanic people from the migration of the peoples and onward, made historically relevant by the kievan rus settlements in Gardariki by the norsemen who traveled down the Volga and founded both Russia and Ukraine before being christianized by the byzantine empire.

Many eastern germanics speak the artifical glagolithic church language invented by the greek monk Cyrill, which is where the term cyrillics stems from. Before that, they spoke old norse and revered pagan germanic gods.

All the so-called "slavs" are really descendants of eastern germanics. There is objectively no argument to be made against this historical fact.

Thanks for reading, and please refer to them as "eastern germanics" next time you make a "slav" post.

Asatruar 07/10/16 (Sun) 18:21:37 No.11215

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>>11210

The Rus that you are talking about were nordics who conquered an existing group of people that were already there, and eventually were swallowed up into their gene pool (which happens often). They did not settle an empty land.

The people who were already there (the "slavs") had diverged linguistically and culturally from all other Indo-European groups by the early Bronze age (possibly even earlier). Cyrillic was just a lettering system they later adopted.

Asatruar 07/10/16 (Sun) 20:11:11 No.11217

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>>11215

Fuck off KIKE. There are NO slavs. PERIOD.

Asatruar 07/11/16 (Mon) 04:24:23 No.11227

>>11217

You sure convinced me with those hot opinions.

Asatruar 07/11/16 (Mon) 04:28:56 No.11228

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>>11227

>Please convince me that the color green is actually green pretty pwease waah waah

Asatruar 07/11/16 (Mon) 20:03:14 No.11239

Trying to learn Norse, starting with verbs.

Asatruar 07/12/16 (Tue) 03:06:12 No.11249

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>>11228

>I don't know how to present a case or use evidence because I am of simple mind

Asatruar 07/14/16 (Thu) 08:45:23 No.11283

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>>11249

That aptly describes your own course of argument in this thread, yes.

#panslavistretardsbtfoagain

Asatruar 07/14/16 (Thu) 23:13:43 No.11290

>>11283

>no u

Butthurt slav detected. There is such a thing as slavic paganism. Have you tried looking into it? It must be more comfortable worshipping Perun than to photoshop Thor squatting and drinking radiator fluid in an alley.

Asatruar 07/17/16 (Sun) 03:17:43 No.11311

Recently I was thinking about Afrikaans. Sort of a support for the people in South Africa.

But I guess plain old German is probably the best.

Asatruar 07/19/16 (Tue) 10:43:14 No.11321

I'm learning Russian and started learning Danish, but mostly because it was the only course available to me concerning the north Germanic languages. I dropped Danish after I ran out of courses. Also the pronunciation is a complete mess. I'd rather learn Norwegian and hope the little Danish will eventually help me with that.

I already speak German and English.

Asatruar 07/19/16 (Tue) 13:00:23 No.11323

>>11321

Norwegian might seem easier, but nobody speaks bokmal or nynorsk from what I understand. Bokmal is like their Mandarin, but everyone speaks their own dialect natively.

Just what I've heard.

Asatruar 07/27/16 (Wed) 11:00:52 No.11372

>>10996

I learned a bit of German using duolingo and then continued learning through a module at university - German classes were a fucking welcome break between physics lectures - but already what little German I learned is rusting. I think I should get using duolingo again and/or get a couple of friends of mine who did German as part of their degrees to have suitably simple conversations with me in German. I think whichever Scandinavian language is considered the most "central" (I imagine Swedish?) could be good to learn, as at a certain point you could communicate with it in Denmark or Norway as well, maybe even the Faroe Isles, though I doubt in Iceland. Scandinavians tend to speak English so well, though, that I wonder if learning a non-Germanic language might be more useful. Russian, Mandarin, and Arabic are all good ones.

While plebbit is obviously overall, well, plebbit, there is a subreddit for finding internet pen-pals to practice languages with which I think is a pretty cool idea to be honest. I'd be tempted to give that a look.