Grammatical cases are primitive features

Keeping them just makes your language sounds like caveman speech.

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Aren't Europeans used to consider the cases of Latin and Greek a sign of eruditeness?

It's the literal opposite. Fittingly, your grammar is a mongrel version of a language that has devolved for a thousand years because you don't want to modernize it.

Europeans are dumb

Isn't it the opposite? With cases you can say the same thing countless of different ways there's no strict grammar rules.

>Said an article monkey

That map is incorrect, Swiss German, Just like Luxembourg only has 3 cases.

If you want to create caveman speak in finnish, you drop the cases.

Original languages were the most complex. Modern languages are more straightforward and simple, because centuries of evolution made them more efficient.

If we bring dialects into the mix this map would look like the HRE on crack

>(he) needs to say some pronoun whenever (he) addresses someone doing an action

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>marking only actual basque-speaking regions instead of their entire euskal-herria lebensraum
expect a bomb in your mail and another one under your car just in case

t. nasally homo too dumb to pronounce words or count correctly

You don't in many European languages like Spanish and celtic languages

That's why english "poetry" doesn't even seem poetry?

Why doesn't Navarra speak Basque?

English is the supreme language. There is nothing that English speakers cannot convey. Where others rely on the archaic and arcane grammatical rules of steppe-wandering subhumans, the Anglophone has evolved to understand nuances of intonation and tone that are beyond the comprehension of the lesser races.

English is the first step towards telepathy.

>crammatical cases

Fix your spelling.

English is shit regardless and was shit even when it had 5 cases

No need for scribbles and etchings when you're telepathic.

>grammatical rules
English is the language with autistic grammar rules

How does it feel that 2 year old Estonian is capable of utilizing more complex grammatical concepts the best French literates?

>of the of the of the of the as an of if the of the

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How does it feel that an adult Estonian is incapable of doing something as simple as a comparison in English?

word order makes inflectional morphology retarded and pointless
English is the most mutted up language in the world, maybe more so than Japanese or Maltese. It's basically the Haitian creole of Germanic languages

t. mogged frog

I always like how the large Turkish-speaking regions in Bulgaria are often absent in linguistic maps, just like the Romanian regions in Serbia and often those in Ukraine, but they almost never forget to color the Magyar blob inside Romania.

Baziran.

baza

Projecting

Finns and Estonians are like Poles. They have no history, achievements or culture so they cling to the weirdest signs of 'intellect' that they can find in their society. None of them have any literature or poetry worth reading so they attack English for being 'easy' as if anyone cares lol

Do they still speak hungarian on a day-to-day basis?

English is fucking terrible, user.
Spelling aside, something that very often occurs when I search the dictionary for the translation of a German word is that both Germans and us have a word for that, but English does not.

>English is fucking terrible
Not really, no
>Spelling aside, something that very often occurs when I search the dictionary for the translation of a German word is that both Germans and us have a word for that, but English does not
Explain

croatians confirmed for germanics.

Yes, but the point is many maps don't show linguistic minorities consistently. With some countries they show things at a small town level for others they just the official language into account.

Cases are kinda like prepositions, they just attach to the end of the word and carry other complex meanings as well.

Your language has too many homonyms.

So just use prepositions?

To add, the reason that your language has so many homonyms, which miss subtler meanings, is likely because it does not have good word-creation characteristics (with combinations of roots and prefixes).

It's literally the opposite. Stereotypical caveman speech uses short words with no apparent flexion or auxiliaries, which is much closer to what analytical languages do. You should've come up with a better bait, m8.

xD

Uralic languages use postpositions instead.

that's all they know. they are monolingual cavemen 99% of them

lol that's just globalism, not evolution. Lowest common deminator and all that. That causes all lingua francas to become pidgin versions of themselves before long. As a result the language becomes less efficient and needs more words to convey meaning.