Ain't she a beaut? What's your excuse for your national alphabet having more than 25 letters?

Ain't she a beaut? What's your excuse for your national alphabet having more than 25 letters?

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>What's your excuse for your national alphabet having more than 25 letters?
using the non-shortened version of gajica
>just found out montenegro uses extended gajica with 2 additional letters

>be Croat
>use an ooga booga peasant version of Slovene
>have more letter in your alphabet

never understood that one desu

We have 21
ABCDEFGHILMNOPQRSTUVZ

I agree that Serbo-Croatian was made to be simple but it isn't derived from Slovene in any sense

slovene is a version of kajkavian, not the other way around
croatian was made to resemble hercegovian dialect

we have 30
but that is why serbocroatian is the most phonemic language in the world

>Serbo-Croatian was made to be simple
>Serbo-Croatian
>simple
Not sure if you are referring to 7 cases crossed-over with 3 genders, the fact that verbs have gender, the vocal adaptations (glasovne promjene), the two alphabets, or the 3 grammatical dialects (ikavica, ekavica, ijekavica) vs 3 regional dialects (štokavian, kajkavian, čakavian)?

What did you even mean by this?

>slovene is a version of kajkavian
>dialect is a version of a transitional dialect between it and another dialect

le wat?

as far as slavic languages go it's baby mode

Dude wtf your alphabet has numbers

Korean alphabet is spelled how it sounds.
Even if you don't know Korean, you can still learn to accurately pronounce Korean words because of the alphabet.

I'm pretty sure you have no clue what you're talking about but alright.

yeah, nah, Slovene is more complex than Serbocroatian, for instance, which what I was previously (rudely) referring to.

44 bitches

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We dont have a national language
Our national language for records is now binary
0101.
All of our documents are storied in binary base now.

Neat

just Poland-tier, Hungry, and is that a trigraph I see there?

Every Slovene would ride their own dick if they could

I'm assuming that the C with a diacritic stands for tsch and the S for sch which are so common in Slavic languages.
But what is the Z? Is it by any chance like an English J?

It’s like a Portuguese J actually

Unfortunately I can only assume that the J in Portugal is not the same as the J here.
I can only think of J with a d sound at the start like in the English loanword Jeans or without which is how we spell the name of the letter, Jota.

Yeah I know you have the shitfuckery like dvojština, which is actually kinda fun.

soul

Yes. Dzs is like the English J. like dzsungel(jungle)

For some reason we picked digraphs and trigraphs to modify our consonants.

cs = č
Dz is just dz literally only exists in a few words
Dzs = Englsih J
Gy = ď
Ny = ñ
Sz = English S.
Ty = ť
Zs = Ž

Ok yeah no idea what you’re saying. Ž/З is like the S in treasure or like French Jean, sort of. At least in Serbo-Croatian the English J sound would be represented like Dž, with Đ being kind of like a palatilized version of that sound. It’s hard to explain. I’m not sure how Sloevenian represents the English J sound.

You're right, and while I don't know what the Tuga J stands for, an equivalent sound to the Ž is the French J.

I mean to put ж not з