Cr. Glungph takes Russian lessons from Mildred Huxtettrova. One oddity of Russian is that verbs in the past tense inflect, not for person ("I" vs. "you" vs. "he/she"), but for gender ("he" vs. "she" vs. "it"). No idea why they do that!
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Bingo! https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Mildred_Huxtetter ( <-- better link that actually works for people like me who don't have or want a Pinterest account)
Spanish warns you that you're gonna be questioned or yelled at. The French can't count. German glues words together to make monsters. The French for bird is oiseaux and none of the letters are pronounced how they sound. Japanese changes depending on how much your conversation partner respects you. And as for FRENCH, don't get me started...
It is why I prefer speak the Swiss and Belgian versions of numbers from 70-99...
70: Metro Français: soixante-dix; Belgique/Suisse; septante
...and when I said those in Québec, they did understand, but they see this as old-fashioned.
70: Metro Français: soixante-dix; Belgique/Suisse; septante
80: quatre-vingt; huitante (<< ONLY IN SWITZERLAND.)
90: quatre-vingt-dix; nonante
...and when I said those in Québec, they did understand, but they see this as old-fashioned.
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