You're both being massive cunts. Cut it out.
Besides, Hebrew is more like, "I Can't Believe It's Not Musselman-Speak", and Yiddish is more like, "Jewish Ebonics: 25,000 different ways to express annoyance at your in-laws' stupidity, lack of taste, illegitimate birth, and social mannerisms, while pissing off every native speaker of German in earshot."
French is more like, "What to speak while making that bird-like French person mannerism and pissing off native speakers of English who have to listen to awkward run-on sentences with five commas because the language translates into English worse than any other European tongue."
And Fanta is wrong too. French > Spanish. Non-native speakers of French are in far shorter supply, and there are more people worth talking to and books worth reading in French than Spanish. French also has more subtle meaning lost in translation than Spanish.
Incidentally, I bought an instruction manual for elementary modern Hebrew today. I was at the local used book store, looking for an instruction manual for French, but a Hebrew manual spawned instead. I have decided I really want to learn both languages. Hopefully a French manual will spawn next time I stop by.
There are a lot of things I want to do to improve my life, actually, but I find it hard to be motivated without other people in my immediate life. It bothers me deeply to say that.
Aestu of Bleeding Hollow... Nihilism is a copout.
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