Anglos, explain this

Anglos, explain this

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But you can do this in any language? Is that the joke?

I read it out loud and it made no difference: it's just me declaring how a statement attributed to me is false.

Am I autistic or is OP retarded?

That's English for you

dumb dago

Some random examples:
_I_ never said she stole my money = someone said it, but not you
I never _said_ she stole my money = you didn't outright say it, but either implied it or used some other form of communication
I never said she stole _my_ money = you said she stole someone's money, but not yours
I don't know if this kind of word emphasis is a thing in other languages or not

Dude shut the fuck up

*I* never said she stole my money - someone else said it
I *never* said she stole my money
I never *said* she stole my money - but I hinted at it
I never said *she* stole my money - someone else stole it
I never said she *stole* my money - she just borrowed it
I never said she stole *my* money - she stole someone else's money
I never said she stole my *money* - she stole my heart

I'm sorry bro, you're autistic (but we all are to varying degrees)

Literally the same shit

?

>Literally the same shit
user, I don't for a second believe Romanian is that different from other languages. You are autistic.

are you retarded?

Small time

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What a retarded picture

Romance languages are unsophisticated

No wonder you Finns are so autistic

Is this not the case for every single language?

>emphasis on I
It was in fact you that didnt say she stole your particular money
>Never
At no point in time did I say this
>Said
You didn't say it. It could've been communicated a different way or misinterpreted
>She
The person in question didnt steal the money and someone else did.
>Stole
She didnt steal it. You could've lent it or the situation was misinterpreted
>My
It wasn't you but someone else
>Money
She stole but it wasn't money

Yeah but there's that in every single language. In some languages you can change the word order to imply that too.

Nani?!

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can you vocaroo how to say nonni, noniin, and NONHI?

It's literally expressing the same shit. Why should I care about bitch phrasing of some words? If you want to say something, just say it without annoying and unnecessary sounds.
That's why I love numbers, simpe, clear, direct communication.

So you're admitting you ARE autistic

it has 3 meanings, or 4 being generous, not 7

More proof that English is a big brain language for high IQ people

Our language is the first step towards telepathy

>autists on fourchinz hate English because it's made for human beings rather than autists

Wrong

do they really?

intonation exists in every language monkey boy

Isn't it like this in every language??

>I
Stress this word and it means somebody has claimed she stole the money, but not the person speaking

>Never
Stress this word and it emphasises that no claim of theft has ever been made

>Said
Stress this word and it implies the statement is obvious and beyond proof, and doesn't need saying

>She
Stress this word and it means somebody stole the money, but not the woman being referred to

>Stole
Stress this word and it means the woman did something with the money (perhaps 'borrowed' it and intended to pay it back) but didn't 'steal' it in the proper sense

>My
Stress this word and it suggests the woman stole somebody's money, but not that of the person speaking

>Money
Stress this word and it means she stole something from the person speaking, but not money

>I
someone else said
>said
I didn't say it
>never
it didn't happen
>she
it is someone else
>stole
she didn't steal it
>my
it is someone elses money
>money
she stole something else

>Stress this word and it implies the statement is obvious and beyond proof, and doesn't need saying
autism

>Stress this word and it means she stole something from the person speaking, but not money
autismo

I'll give you the rest, it has 5 meanings then

Does Portuguese lack intonation or is OP just disabled?

there is 7 meanings escobar