Father EnochIf people who speak mostly (if not only) #English are #Anglophones and people who speak #French are #Francophones, then what are people who mostly speak #Spanish called?
BunRab Is Old And TiredHere's a question for those of you who have first languages other than English: when you are snarling at an inanimate object, what voice and tone do you use? Do you address it with a familiar "you"? Do you use the imperative? For example, begging one's valve cap on a brass instrument to "C'mon, seat yourself!" Or shouting at a lawnmower, "You piece of $#!t, start!!"
#LanguageQuestion #GrammarQuestion #LinguisticsQuestion
#LanguageQuestion #GrammarQuestion #LinguisticsQuestion
Martine Mussies 
EDIT! Thanks to @larsibacken we now have a proper group which can be reached via @languagelovers
Maybe a good point of departure would be to create a list of resources? I did a quick & dirty image design for this, which I will attach to this message. ;-)
I hope that we can form a supportive & inclusive group for language lovers.
#languages #languages #languagelearning #languagenerds #languagequestion
#langtwt #studytwt
