Language slander part 2

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Tamilians when you don't say their language is the oldest

based
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Australians trying not to shorten every English word:

mistereyeball
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As a Thai, I confirm that Thai language class is harder than Math or Physics.

akraphummamar
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Why is “Filipinos after insulting somebody’s mother” so fuckin accurate.

DownNBaddd
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People who are trying to learn both Chinese and Japanese: reading shit wrong (reading Hanzi as Kanji and vice versa)

yinghua_vid
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For the "lah", it is also true for Malaysians as well. The Malay language sometimes incorporate the lah in verbs to make it sound more like an invitation instead of a command. So just like Singaporeans, it is also hard for us Malaysians to not say the word for even a millisecond lol.

HarisCountrys
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As a 16 year old who speaks Latin, I can confirm.

christurner
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Spanish speakers when there’s another Spanish speaker, but it’s a different version of Spanish than the one they learned.

joeythejanitor
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Spanish speakers explaining why are there 8182716 different words for popcorn on each hispanic country:

-akvann
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as a norwegian speaker i am glad we were saved from slander this time 🙏

kaitomomota
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Thai Exam :
Language & Spelling test ❌
explaining about literature like you are super fan ✔

GuHamYaiXD
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Funny fact: The word "black" in spanish is "negro". The slur actually comes from that word itself.

However, in many areas of South America, calling someone "negro" isn't a slur, but rather a slang meaning "My closest friend", "My childhood friend" or "someone I can rely on"

ElJuanoVideos
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Filipinos confused why Indonesians, Malaysians, and Singaporeans keep saying "thank you stingray" every morning(selamat pagi)
Selamat(good) is similar to salamat(thank you)
Pagi(morning) literally means stingray in Filipino

maddie
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Japan: realizes their language comes from Chinese
Also japan: invades China

huntas
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I'm Indian but my native language isn't Hindi. I once used "shukriya" to thank my friend (native Hindi speaker) and he corrected me saying that I should use "dhanyavaad" because the former is Urdu 😆

fishyfish
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I actually had an argument with my mom yesterday cause i was filling up an online form for my school and one of the question is "what is your mother tongue" and my mom said that its tagalog but i argued that its filipino cause tagalog is a dialect from other province (thats what i said but im not sure if its true), then we asked her sister who is a teacher and she said that its the same💀

cianalabantot
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Urdu is also one of the 22 official languages of india. Even features on the currency notes where the value of the note is listed in every recognised language, in words.

oqrkepf
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As a British Arabian Muslim who speaks English, Arabic, French, Latin, Mandarin, Spanish, Urdu, Tagalog, and Thai, and can change her accent in seconds, I can confirm.

mylovver
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Hebrew speakers when people say their language looks like magic letters

scarlettherbst
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Fact: Urdu is a respected and recognised language in India and is spoken everywhere in some way.

mothman