
u/ShowerIndependent295

How's life in Latvia? I've heard stereotypes about Latvia having problematic alcohol consumption and unhealthy habits in general.
Which country is low-income but have friendly people?
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What is this weird language called "Dutch"? IT'S LITERALLY JUST BUTCHERED ENGLISH!
(What a YouTube channel page looks like; specimen)
Even if some of y'all call Dutch a distinct language, I have real evidence to prove you wrong!
How's life like in populated cities in southern India? (Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, etc...)
What even is this emoji? 🪰 Why are we getting random emojis nowadays??
How's life like in the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
Sounds quite familiar
How "McDonald's" in Arabic sounds like to English speakers
How is social life like in conservative Arabian countries? (particularly SA, AE, KW, QA, BH, OM)
A message to Coca-Cola: Pepsi is better
Coca-Cola tastes like a$$
Just a flag of Uganda...
The crane looks a bit off perhaps?
Everyone's favorite Clash of Clans troop, summarized by ChatGPT
Visually jarring languages
I don't hate these langauges, I'm just sharing a random observation
🇻🇳 Vietnamese
Vietnamese is written in the Latin script, but accents marks are heavily used, so prominent that some letters have TWO accent marks stacked
Some digital typefaces can't even properly render the stacked accent marks, it just stretches it instead
🇮🇳 Kannada
Tiny details within letters and diacritics, strokes just poke in
🇹🇭 Thai
Tiny loops attached to letters, makes the entire script look uncomfortably detailed
The issue is so prominent that there are entire typefaces desiged WITHOUT the loops
🇵🇰 Urdu
Written in the Arabic script, but a different calligraphy style is used, NOT optional, MANDATORY
The exclusive calligraphy style follows a diagonal baseline that isn't even connected, which is a nightmare for rendering and typesetting
Stop copying Chinese. Everybody's copying Chinese. What's wrong with these languages?
These cognates are so repetitive and unoriginal... thousands of terms copied from Classical Chinese