Swedish works the same way as you described Dutch, so by your logic we're tiedJonathan wrote:An uneducated guess would put Dutch above English.

If internet most lingo counts as words, I think that'd put English in an advantage. No?
Swedish works the same way as you described Dutch, so by your logic we're tiedJonathan wrote:An uneducated guess would put Dutch above English.
I eat: Yo como; they eat = ellos (o ellas) comen ... and then some.Jonathan wrote:An uneducated guess would put Dutch above English. Not only do we have more forms of words (I eat = ik eet; they eat = zij eten), but you can and should also combine words into one. Video game = videospel.
"QFT" (although I don't quite think I would use the word "scare.") This is a game that should, at least in some respects, appeal to girls and women, but the community has become so troglodytic that it's a repulsive atmosphere. There's also the "quick twitch" aspect, which tends to favour males, especially boys. Yes, these are generalised statements, and I am a feminist.Misery wrote:All the pig headed, macho-istic, childish pricks scare them all away.sunny wrote:Why do just few girls play tron?
Just my own theory.
Hell no.septembern wrote:I think this should be stickied... don't you?
huh, u like spanish? ^^Phytotron wrote:I eat: Yo como; they eat = ellos (o ellas) comen ... and then some.Jonathan wrote:An uneducated guess would put Dutch above English. Not only do we have more forms of words (I eat = ik eet; they eat = zij eten), but you can and should also combine words into one. Video game = videospel.
Video game = videojuego.
This is pretty closesinewav wrote:No unicorns in Tron. That's why.sunny wrote:Why do just few girls play tron?