Leñador -> RE: Cante in english? (Mar. 2 2014 6:19:33)
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LOL, your hilarious Kudo. Número uno, saying one language is richer then another is incredibly ignorant. Based on the amount of words alone American English has quite a bit more then Arabic so you can't even use that as an argument, but again NO language is richer then another. Cante is NOT in Arabic, it's in Spanish. I can guarantee you I'm more familiar with the Spanish language than you are. I grew up hearing it on a daily basis and I can tell you as a language it does not allow you to express yourself easier, they're the same in that respect. Ease of expression is SOLELY based on the person speaking. It IS however a little easier on the ears I believe due to the whole masculine feminine thing and that words tend to end in vowels more then consonants, that makes it sounds more musical. Again, although there are certainly links between Spanish and Arabic CANTE is NOT in Arabic, it's in Spanish, and as someone who understands Spanish I don't understand Arabic so it's not as close as your making it out. I feel you though, as someone of Irish descent I love to emphasize the relationship between Iberia and Ireland, but realty, Spain is it's own animal. Nice try though...... Maybe if you had a better grasp of English you'd know that the word idiot carries quite a bit of weight, tonto.....
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