Board Thread:Off Topic/@comment-25936766-20170228175626/@comment-30530552-20170308020244

Eh, I'm not perfect and I'm honestly quite tired.

Recently (as of this week) Spanish has been sucking more since my ear randomly got plugged, so now my hearing is all lopsided.

Honestly I probably should have checked more, but I had to look at least two of the words up (capaz and traducir) since I didn't even bother with a morphemic analysis.

I also just realized I said "Estoy lentamente," which I believe means "I'm slowly," which didn't make sense in context with the way I spaced out the sentence.

Eh, it's all good really. English is arguably the hardest language to learn for most people because our language takes from just about everything (as the language has both Latin and Germnic roots), makes a bunch of arbitrary rules full of exceptions and irregularities, coupled with the ever common usage of slang.

For example:

The plural of goose is geese, so why is the plural of moose....moose?

For opposites of the goosy mess^ above: fish and sheep are both plural and singular with the exact same spelling, just like moose.

Why the hell are "pony" and "bologna" rhyming words with that garbled spelling?