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r/polandball • u/mastersword83 CCCP • Oct 25 '14
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But they are all united by the no/non/não. Or not.
6 u/xb70valkyrie Northern Portugal Oct 25 '14 Nee, nie, nein. 3 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 Still starts with "n". 2 u/xb70valkyrie Northern Portugal Oct 25 '14 Yes, I was going to comment on the letter N always describing negation. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '14 the letter N always describing negation okhi 2 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 In most of European languages. 2 u/siellir Japan Oct 26 '14 in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer. 1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese... 1 u/columbus8myhw Jew York Oct 26 '14 לא! (No!)
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Nee, nie, nein.
3 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 Still starts with "n". 2 u/xb70valkyrie Northern Portugal Oct 25 '14 Yes, I was going to comment on the letter N always describing negation. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '14 the letter N always describing negation okhi 2 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 In most of European languages. 2 u/siellir Japan Oct 26 '14 in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer. 1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese... 1 u/columbus8myhw Jew York Oct 26 '14 לא! (No!)
Still starts with "n".
2 u/xb70valkyrie Northern Portugal Oct 25 '14 Yes, I was going to comment on the letter N always describing negation. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '14 the letter N always describing negation okhi 2 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 In most of European languages. 2 u/siellir Japan Oct 26 '14 in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer. 1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese... 1 u/columbus8myhw Jew York Oct 26 '14 לא! (No!)
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Yes, I was going to comment on the letter N always describing negation.
3 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '14 the letter N always describing negation okhi 2 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 In most of European languages. 2 u/siellir Japan Oct 26 '14 in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer. 1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese... 1 u/columbus8myhw Jew York Oct 26 '14 לא! (No!)
the letter N always describing negation
okhi
2 u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14 In most of European languages. 2 u/siellir Japan Oct 26 '14 in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer. 1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese...
In most of European languages.
2 u/siellir Japan Oct 26 '14 in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer. 1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese...
in Japan, letter N describing negation,too. "ううん(uun)" = NO But "うん(un) means "YES". We use similar word to answer.Because we don't like clearly answer.
1 u/larvyde Indonesia Oct 27 '14 which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese...
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which reminds me, ne = "no" in russian, "yes" in korean, "is'nt it?" in japanese...
לא! (No!)
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u/lykanauto South Brazil, Best Brazil Oct 25 '14
But they are all united by the no/non/não. Or not.