@@Marco-qt5nv While I wouldn't be surprised sexism is the cause for this, it's because the word is diminutive, which you can see because the word ends with "chen", and all those words are considered objects in the language
@@itsmwambintime4254 actually there is a practical need for this. Mädchen stays the same no matter if plural or singular. Now in German plural is always formed with the female case. AKA die. If we would use 'Die Mädchen' as the normal description you would always require context clues to know if they are talking about one or many. Thus 'Das Mädchen# is better.
Having gendered things with Der, die, das is actually basically the standard of languages. Dutch, Spanish, and French have it (and many more that I don't know about). It's more that English that is the exception.
The examples you gave are European languages and are part of the Indo-European language family, so not really a standard within languages, mostly with Indo-European ones, although there are other languages from different families that have gendered grammar as well.
the he she it for words is common, but i think i didnt see anything like controller is die remote, but phone is das phone. in spanish its only el or la at least, while in russian there are no articulos, its just in the words themselves p.s. well i thought about it and theres nothing wrong actually with german here
It's actually the same in russian. Like the objects have gender. You will refer to most of objects either in a masculine or feminine way: "Он" "Она". And the neutral one, genderless "Оно" gets used quite rarely.
A little corection, mentioned "Он, она, оно" are pronouns, which are rarer in speech than articles, which are basically everywhere in German and English, and so are incredibly annoying.
@@lemadmem1224 Thanks for the information! I knew that articles are used quite often in english, but had no idea that it was the same in german. So yeah, must be annoying.
@@radioweirdonick5916 please take my words with a bit of doubt, 'cause I'm not as good in German, as I am in German/Russian. Still trying to improve tho
3:50 the point of TPing there: 1. You have an item advantage and can prevent her from crashing the wave to the turret 2. Your jungler is topside so you can freeze the wave before it crashes into turret to prepare for a gank
German is not about genders, it's about how words are formed. Lots of languages have different endings (flexions). In english it's comparable to human names when most male names end with consonant "n, l, k, etc." And female names end with vowels "a, e, y and others" that differs words by "genders".
Being a primarily English speaker, gendered words/objects are something I will never get. Like what determines that objects gender? Why that and what grammar rules apply? Is it irregular? Are there any exceptions? Who decides what is what? Honestly the bane of my language learning
I mean the rules were made centuries ago we just follow them. I think some use the endings of a word to make it clear it is feminine/masculine/neutral but I won't go into examples for german since I could say something wrong. In mine words ending with "a" are almost always feminine
Brazilian portuguese example for sun. Sun in portuguese is "Sol", it makes more sense using "O sol" than "A sol", because sol is a masculine word, O meaning it is masculine, A feminine and etc.
same with he she it then everyone and everthing can be called just it why the division. turkey has just a letter for that. he,she,it= o. after that germans der die das didnt feel bad to me it is what it is.
In italian we have 3 articles as well, the female one, the male one and then another male one, so we have 2 males and you choose which to use based on the first letter of the word letter after it, then we have the plural version of all of them. And this were the determinate articles, then there are the indeterminate ones, and they are 2 males and 2 females, again, you chose which to use based on the first letter of the next word, and they are only singular, unless you are talking about an indefinite quantity. To close things, sometimes instead of choosing one article you chose the other but take off the last letter of the article and put an apostrofe
bro i feel like it's something unwritten about the W. It does pull, but it pulls only when people are flashing or dashing with ability away from it (tbh I don't play league, just ARAMs so it might be written)
They changed E to scale with hp, didnt touch lethality, which means Lethality build will give you the same dmg with less healing, for carrying you still can build
With gendered thing there is similar situation with Polish language: on, ona, ono (małe, female, thing/gender neutral (accept well... I don't wanna write a essay)) and for like "this phone" - "ten telefon", "this book" - "ta książka" and "this child" - "to dziecko" Yea it's stupid
It's just a language thing. Difficulty in language is relative as fuck. If you speak English that's the hardest aspect besides pronunciation. This gender thing is the normie take on language esoterics. It's just an abstraction. Every language in existence is rife with exceptions and perceived randomness, especially when accounting for none of the history or origin of nouns. If I started from Chinese, German would seem absurdly difficult. Romance and Germanic languages have gendered nouns, it's the most normal thing ever for them.
bro ive seen so many shorts of you bro please tell me you r german right, this is legit the first vid and you instantly talk bout german. i recognize my german brothers
Haha. We got the male female thing in portuguese too 😂 its só fun to know that this happens in other languages too.Its really hard. Cuz its something you just know. There is no logic to ir. But you just know. The trees are "she" and the ground are "male" for example
portuguese from brasil its the hardest fucking language to master ... seriously , even ppl who live here for decades cant read some of our literature , including me AND IM FROM BRASIL
For me as a czech that knows english German is a mix of the 2 and objects habing genders isnt anything new to me so german is genuenly really easy I just dont have the motivation to actually properly learn it 😂
The bit at the beggining is also present in ukrainian, for example the remote would be “пульт” - male. But a baby “немовля” - is a creature and it’s an it. Why? Nobody knows
regarding what you said in the beginning.. in Romanian language we have the same thing female and male name or meanings towards things... a car ''Masina'' ends with na.. na is an ending for female objects a Train ''Tren'' en ending is a male ending object.. so for us here to change pronouns or anything.. means change the meaning of objects altogether...
My mother's tongue is French, i learned english as well as i know french, and knowing both definitely HELPED a ton to understand how German worked when it came to XYZ rules and exceptions, but then you guys have Accusative and Declinative... WHAT IS THIS
I still don't understand how are you capable of playing a champ without W skill and confused for that "pull", is that a passive that triggers randomly?
a small question for me as i need explanation , why does Naayil decide to get that dark axe as his first item and also core item? (i don't know about that item name as i don't play english dub my pologies)
Versions of each noun? Interesting, that's pretty much Spanish conjugations, the same but we use accent marks 60% of the time (áéíóú), difficult languages are the occidental ones that use their own characters like Arabic or Chinese, you literally have to study twice for learning to pronounce (ní) and to write (你)
Worst feeling isn’t losing, it’s your lane opponents winning as 1/10 😭
Unfortunately, this is an incredibly common top lane occurrence
You forgot to mention that girl in german is object (das Mädchen) but when she is adult, she becames a woman (die Frau), which I personally find funny
While the boy der Junge and the man der Mann dont change
@@Marco-qt5nv While I wouldn't be surprised sexism is the cause for this, it's because the word is diminutive, which you can see because the word ends with "chen", and all those words are considered objects in the language
he talked about it on stream, but it was cut out of video
@@itsmwambintime4254 actually there is a practical need for this. Mädchen stays the same no matter if plural or singular.
Now in German plural is always formed with the female case. AKA die.
If we would use 'Die Mädchen' as the normal description you would always require context clues to know if they are talking about one or many. Thus 'Das Mädchen# is better.
Der jungle
Having gendered things with Der, die, das is actually basically the standard of languages. Dutch, Spanish, and French have it (and many more that I don't know about). It's more that English that is the exception.
The examples you gave are European languages and are part of the Indo-European language family, so not really a standard within languages, mostly with Indo-European ones, although there are other languages from different families that have gendered grammar as well.
English is similar with the He She It, it´s kinda common in most languages, except that it actually makes sense the gender with the sustantive
@@aaronsalazar4710 Turkish is one of the languages which is completely gender neutral. There is a single word for he,she,it.
the he she it for words is common, but i think i didnt see anything like controller is die remote, but phone is das phone. in spanish its only el or la at least, while in russian there are no articulos, its just in the words themselves
p.s. well i thought about it and theres nothing wrong actually with german here
@@aknkerse so turks are like "this one, that one"?
It's actually the same in russian. Like the objects have gender. You will refer to most of objects either in a masculine or feminine way: "Он" "Она".
And the neutral one, genderless "Оно" gets used quite rarely.
A little corection, mentioned "Он, она, оно" are pronouns, which are rarer in speech than articles, which are basically everywhere in German and English, and so are incredibly annoying.
@@lemadmem1224 Thanks for the information! I knew that articles are used quite often in english, but had no idea that it was the same in german. So yeah, must be annoying.
@@radioweirdonick5916 please take my words with a bit of doubt, 'cause I'm not as good in German, as I am in German/Russian. Still trying to improve tho
@@lemadmem1224 Однако в русском есть окончания, которые зависят от рода
Вы забыли про падежи (you forgot about cases)
Naayil's videos is so relaxing, I always fall asleep while watching it. (It is a compliment I have severe insomnia.)
10:28 what did ahri say 💀😭
literally just paused the video to come find this comment. seems like we the only ones who caught it lmao
@@silvertower7477 yea lol
3:50 the point of TPing there:
1. You have an item advantage and can prevent her from crashing the wave to the turret
2. Your jungler is topside so you can freeze the wave before it crashes into turret to prepare for a gank
German is not about genders, it's about how words are formed. Lots of languages have different endings (flexions). In english it's comparable to human names when most male names end with consonant "n, l, k, etc." And female names end with vowels "a, e, y and others" that differs words by "genders".
nayil best man devil big guy strong guy big sword league of legends champ austria
Real
Just toplane things, lane overall got so neutered its the only one if you stomp hard and smurf you still loose as if you had afk farmed the whole game
Being a primarily English speaker, gendered words/objects are something I will never get. Like what determines that objects gender? Why that and what grammar rules apply? Is it irregular? Are there any exceptions? Who decides what is what? Honestly the bane of my language learning
I mean the rules were made centuries ago we just follow them.
I think some use the endings of a word to make it clear it is feminine/masculine/neutral but I won't go into examples for german since I could say something wrong.
In mine words ending with "a" are almost always feminine
Brazilian portuguese example for sun.
Sun in portuguese is "Sol", it makes more sense using "O sol" than "A sol", because sol is a masculine word, O meaning it is masculine, A feminine and etc.
same with he she it then everyone and everthing can be called just it why the division. turkey has just a letter for that. he,she,it= o. after that germans der die das didnt feel bad to me it is what it is.
think of it like this pet in english is it but when people talk about their pet they use he or she...some languages apply this on everything
As someone who speaks german a bit at home, articles get a lot more difficult when you factor in Dativ Akkusativ Nominativ and Genitiv.
In italian we have 3 articles as well, the female one, the male one and then another male one, so we have 2 males and you choose which to use based on the first letter of the word letter after it, then we have the plural version of all of them. And this were the determinate articles, then there are the indeterminate ones, and they are 2 males and 2 females, again, you chose which to use based on the first letter of the next word, and they are only singular, unless you are talking about an indefinite quantity. To close things, sometimes instead of choosing one article you chose the other but take off the last letter of the article and put an apostrofe
Naayil stalking the ahri lmao
bro Naayil ur making the camera blush....
That's just how Naayil looks, he's IRL out of Focus 😂❤
Fanta out of a Glass bottle is a gods blessing
ITS A GOOD DAY WHEN NAAYIL UPLOADS
the only point top is strong is if u play a tank if u play anything else no matter how hard u beat them it doesnt matter
bro i feel like it's something unwritten about the W. It does pull, but it pulls only when people are flashing or dashing with ability away from it
(tbh I don't play league, just ARAMs so it might be written)
Naayil complaining about German... He didn't saw the basic Brazillian Portuguese Verb Variations...
I feel like W should apply grounded effect
4:51 what the hell is that 2 seconds transition right there lol
In Romanian, we have the same articles and for remote and phone they are exactly the same
As a skin goblin, i confirm, mortgage ahri skin looks like a base skin chromq
I think you should change your sub alert to "HOW...DID THAT...PULL?!"
You are looking great man!
For the bel 2nd dash she dashed down right then top right because she has 4 directions for her dash
4:05 that was so out of context, and it also proves how naayil can't deal with his chat anymore lmao
Another W upload by gaytrox
I just got primordian aatrox from chest. now I am forced to consume this guys content to learn the champ
the problem here is you dont build bruiser , you e away every time enemy team gang up on you leaving your back line no front line to deal damage
Theres no way this is the aatrox build
Bro is cooking
I just was looking for some Naayils vid using Aatrox prestige skin to analyze if it is worth lol
Can anyone explain to me WHY HE WENT BACK TO LETALITY ????? I don't get it, I thought that letality was dead, because os the nerfs.
He said that bruiser doesn't have enough damage for the current meta
They changed E to scale with hp, didnt touch lethality, which means Lethality build will give you the same dmg with less healing, for carrying you still can build
basically, if you have right runes, lethality didn't changed at all, they just buffed bruiser
@@colod4160 thanks guys.
@@stomis69 thanks man.
9:32 to 9:37 lore accurate depiction of what happened at Icathia
The more you learn linguistics, the more you realize english is the weird one.
With gendered thing there is similar situation with Polish language: on, ona, ono (małe, female, thing/gender neutral (accept well... I don't wanna write a essay)) and for like "this phone" - "ten telefon", "this book" - "ta książka" and "this child" - "to dziecko"
Yea it's stupid
at 9:39 bro sounded like supreme leader snoke from star wars
It's just a language thing. Difficulty in language is relative as fuck. If you speak English that's the hardest aspect besides pronunciation. This gender thing is the normie take on language esoterics. It's just an abstraction. Every language in existence is rife with exceptions and perceived randomness, especially when accounting for none of the history or origin of nouns. If I started from Chinese, German would seem absurdly difficult. Romance and Germanic languages have gendered nouns, it's the most normal thing ever for them.
You can't carry Forced Losses. When game makes sure you lose, you'll lose even though how perfect you play. Carrying is meme term and its a 5v5 game.
Since the rank 1 on chinese super server (which is the most competitiv server) is an OTP sett, I think toplane is allowed to 1v9 yes.
in German, the devil understand how the subjects are named... meanwhile, there are 300+ irregular verbs in English
Been playing Elden Ring? Your "my beloved" sounded a whole lot like Rennala
bro ive seen so many shorts of you bro please tell me you r german right, this is legit the first vid and you instantly talk bout german. i recognize my german brothers
Haha. We got the male female thing in portuguese too 😂 its só fun to know that this happens in other languages too.Its really hard. Cuz its something you just know. There is no logic to ir. But you just know. The trees are "she" and the ground are "male" for example
Top Lane should be reclassified as a jungle camp
Pretty similar to spanish articles and also objects in spanish have gender too XD
portuguese from brasil its the hardest fucking language to master ... seriously , even ppl who live here for decades cant read some of our literature , including me AND IM FROM BRASIL
I absolutely understand Naayils hate for german (im german myself)
I think it was more about team diff not even mid laner could carry that (personal experience as asol mid main)
11:24 if i were Camille i would be pissed the hole day because of that.
8:38 fanta is great man
10:30 ahri really say that😭
For me as a czech that knows english German is a mix of the 2 and objects habing genders isnt anything new to me so german is genuenly really easy
I just dont have the motivation to actually properly learn it 😂
The bit at the beggining is also present in ukrainian, for example the remote would be “пульт” - male. But a baby “немовля” - is a creature and it’s an it. Why? Nobody knows
I love you thats too good
10:31 where where 👮♂️👮♂️🚔🚔
9:18 erm okay
Turkish is gender neutral language so learning German in highschool was really hard for me. Actually I didn't even learn it
yeahhhhh finally video
10:30 uhh ahri?
BIGGER? huh
As a spanish speaker I have no problems with gendered nouns but the cases with the words just make me feek like, damn
french also does the male female object bullshit lol
i will play aatrox ga when new skin comes out just for the voice line
Idk why all adc are crying for lethal tempo, now they have a permanent ghost with 2 items xd
"top play safe"
top: 5:20
regarding what you said in the beginning.. in Romanian language we have the same thing
female and male name or meanings towards things... a car ''Masina'' ends with na.. na is an ending for female objects
a Train ''Tren'' en ending is a male ending object.. so for us here to change pronouns or anything.. means change the meaning of objects
altogether...
there's a dialect that uses "click" sounds in africa
My mother's tongue is French, i learned english as well as i know french, and knowing both definitely HELPED a ton to understand how German worked when it came to XYZ rules and exceptions, but then you guys have Accusative and Declinative... WHAT IS THIS
Bro wtf is ur phone's background image 💀
like Tesla xD
Day 5 of asking for a Naayil merch
i loose my games too
I still don't understand how are you capable of playing a champ without W skill and confused for that "pull", is that a passive that triggers randomly?
Wait till he learns about French
a small question for me as i need explanation , why does Naayil decide to get that dark axe as his first item and also core item? (i don't know about that item name as i don't play english dub my pologies)
bismillah headshot bruder
what is the actual best build for aatrox?
Romanian an french have the same problem with gender and articles
French is the same as German when it comes to gendering. Some objects will be considered female and some male and that's just how it is
Fernbeeienung ends in -ung. Words that end in -ung are feminine
fun fact both aatrox drx prestige and warwick winter prestige are calle wife***** skins in brasil
10:31 did ahri say THE word?
You have to know german, to know german😱
Is it only me or at 9:20 sec ahri said the n-word???????
oh is 9:18 mb
10:30 belveth said what?
hardest language is french
yes go aurora
Wanna try slovenian?
10:29 what did she saaay??
11:22 What you did to that Camille 😂
Why you dont take spirit visage against ap
yeahhhhhhhhhh
Excuse me riot!!!??? 10:29
racist ahri
nah arabic is not that hard compared to german man, just the way words are formed makes it so hard to learn the language
Bro dont talk about hard languages, Czech has like 7 versions of each noun and like 9 basic versions of each verb each used differently
czech language is an uwu version of polish
who?
Versions of each noun? Interesting, that's pretty much Spanish conjugations, the same but we use accent marks 60% of the time (áéíóú), difficult languages are the occidental ones that use their own characters like Arabic or Chinese, you literally have to study twice for learning to pronounce (ní) and to write (你)
The language dificulty depends on your main language, Czech for Poles is easiest language that they could learn.
0:06 О мой дорогой комрад тебе лучше тогда даже не пытаться понять руский ахахахах
dayum
9:17 what did she say???!?!?
Where are you from pro?