Are there a lot of homonyms in the languages you speak? (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

English has a lot but Russian has very few. What about you guys?

 

[Willow]

FRENCH HAS PLENTY

 

[uran]

There are some but i dont think there are not close to what french and english has

 

[shika]

Quite a bit, yes. Keke but for Russian, there are words that are written exactly the same, with just one different letter that changes the entire meaning/essence of the word

 

[doll]

yessa
not a lot that i can think of tho

 

[ChiaraStar169]

yessa
not a lot that i can think of tho

esta with and without the accent, tu with and without the accent, el with and without the accent... lol

 

[doll]

esta with and without the accent, tu with and without the accent, el with and without the accent... lol

its different in different countries, its hard to explain

 

[Nina]

There's a lot

In gujju, the word for yesterday is kale and tomorrow it's avtikale but I've never heard anyone say avtikale.
We all literally call tomorrow and yesterday kale (pronouced as kal-eh)
>.> it gets confusing but people understand ig. Just not me.