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Brits are the only ones who will go "its not odor it is odour" and sound fancy as hell
@wasabi French people sound sexy, brits sound professional, americans sound like they dont care how they sound :)
@freemo I can assure from my 25 years of living in Paris that hearing a french dude yell "Bouge ta caisse de merde, connard" to the car in front of him is far from being sexy.
@wasabi HA! I bet. I actually dont find the french language too sexy... I find it to be unnecessarily complicated, it feels archaic, even more so than latin to me.
Talking about French language
@freemo It's purposefully made this way. French used to be an inclusive and much simpler language, but the issue with having white dudes with huge ego and an hypocritically elitist-mindset running the country for centuries, that's pretty much what we get. That's mostly because of how wrongfully interpreted our old literature is. We have a bunch of memes showing the difference between the meaning of books, poems and theater scripts given by "scholars" and the meaning theorized by actual book writers and historians.
But that's a whole debate that could go on for ages, even french people don't know what they want. Sometimes, there are people debating for weeks about whether we should remove a letter from a word or not, some people arguing that it would make the word easier to learn for people who aren't native speakers as well as making it more easily understandable, while others would argue that it's "denaturing our language" (which is such a dumb take, knowing that the whole purpose of a language is to help people communicate as well as being adapted to usages in society and better convey whatever idea or emotion has to be exchanged, explained or formulated in order for people to understand each other).
@wasabi Not that I have a pony in this race, but makes sense.
@freemo I don't really care either, computers tell me when I make mistakes when writing. (Doesn't mean I never let any slide, it still happens, but not to a point where it matters)
Plus it's difficult to make any spelling mistakes when speaking orally.
@freemo French people will probably say "oderrr"