Oh for those that like using the default name, apparently Metaphor ReFantazio's protag's name is Will as if you switch default languages then back to English (and I believe Korean) it names the protag Will. So there ya go! Enjoy Will's adventure.

Now I’m all curious if this became a thing in other languages too, Ladino, Judeo-Arabic, or if it was Yiddish alone.

Amazing! I am a languages person. Unfortunately I haven’t inherited my dad’s math knowledge. I say lucky bc you likely did not struggle at school.

I feel that it’s necessary to study statistics to discuss issues in depth.🐣 A small tip: the best way to learn languages is to write/speak in target languages as much as possible.💡

I've spoken 4 languages today like the big fucking show off I am

6. One of her biggest love languages is Touch, since she was born blind and had stronger emotional reactions to physical/non-sight based interactions.

Correct. All reindeer in the Nordic countries are domestic. Also, nordic languages don't separate between caribou and reindeer. They both have the same name, spelling ren, but pronunciation in the Swedish Lappland dialect sounds like "rein".

The tonal shift from a /v/ sound to a /b/ sound in Leyb, which is "L(y)ew" in most slavic languages and "Löwe" in Germany is so intriguing to me. But come to think of it, a /b/ is just a very closed /v/ lol? I wish I actually knew linguistics.

Ah, this is great news, because languages with strict syntax can have great assistive tooling in wonderful programs such as VS Code. Wow. I fuckin' love VS Code.

Does the order of the languages in the pair matter?