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  1. @elduvelle @dstephenlindsay unlike #HanLanguages, English (and many other languages) has grammatically rules: sub/obj,cases and tense etc that doesn't exist in my experience of #Mandarin or #Hoklo (with sentence are constructed by simpled 'sub+verb+obj' and no tense/case). English's vase vocabulary and convention make it a better science language but they are not any easier, especially for someone who has being struggling with embarrassment associated with r;l for decades😅

  2. @elduvelle @dstephenlindsay unlike #HanLanguages, English (and many other languages) has grammatically rules: sub/obj,cases and tense etc that doesn't exist in my experience of #Mandarin or #Hoklo (with sentence are constructed by simpled 'sub+verb+obj' and no tense/case). English's vase vocabulary and convention make it a better science language but they are not any easier, especially for someone who has being struggling with embarrassment associated with r;l for decades😅

  3. @elduvelle @dstephenlindsay unlike #HanLanguages, English (and many other languages) has grammatically rules: sub/obj,cases and tense etc that doesn't exist in my experience of #Mandarin or #Hoklo (with sentence are constructed by simpled 'sub+verb+obj' and no tense/case). English's vase vocabulary and convention make it a better science language but they are not any easier, especially for someone who has being struggling with embarrassment associated with r;l for decades😅

  4. @elduvelle @dstephenlindsay unlike #HanLanguages, English (and many other languages) has grammatically rules: sub/obj,cases and tense etc that doesn't exist in my experience of #Mandarin or #Hoklo (with sentence are constructed by simpled 'sub+verb+obj' and no tense/case). English's vase vocabulary and convention make it a better science language but they are not any easier, especially for someone who has being struggling with embarrassment associated with r;l for decades😅

  5. @elduvelle @dstephenlindsay unlike #HanLanguages, English (and many other languages) has grammatically rules: sub/obj,cases and tense etc that doesn't exist in my experience of #Mandarin or #Hoklo (with sentence are constructed by simpled 'sub+verb+obj' and no tense/case). English's vase vocabulary and convention make it a better science language but they are not any easier, especially for someone who has being struggling with embarrassment associated with r;l for decades😅