/Graeco-Latin general/

>greco-latin general OP's picture is about our culture
>germanic general OP's picture is about coping and compensating
why are they like that?

We can just ignore this one and create another /romance/ thread (even though it's a little late for euros). È da aspettarselo che il filo romanzo muoia prima di raggiungere il limite di post, specialmente considerando che è appena nato.

semper furentis

I dislike andalucian accent so much, I can´t stand it

The Spanish user is right in considering /romance/ better than this btw: one of the cool things we have that Germs don't is mutual intelligibility.

This is still a nice thread THOVGH

no greek bros in /romance/. Either way just shitposting, there's already /med/

illo si fuezemoh ricoh tol mundo querría hablá como nohotroh

Greeks are always welcomed in /romance/, they don't post because they don't want, simply as that

domani ci riproviamo
do you like the name /romance/? Should it be something shorter?
It should be also more focused on language learning, imo. Does someone knows if specific resources for romance speakers who want to learn another romance language exist?

the point of /romance/ was to communicate between us while still speaking different languages

The name's good, if you really want to shorten it I think /roman/ could be good (I remember sometimes seeing /roma/ as a Romanian general, though it was very rare - /spqr/ sounds cool but it's not really what the thread is about).
As for the resources, I wouldn't know as I've never learned another romance language before, but I could try looking it up tomorrow.

I like /romance/ because it also means love affair/story in Spanish

romance is better

No such thing

Based thread
Cringe fraggot stfu

Inferiority complex

I am Greek

cope rootless faggot

lo siento

Why making this thread at this hour when most of anons are sleeping? kek