What language should the EU adopt after Brexit?

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I'm pretty sure dutch uses a ton of English loan words, like splinter. I'm still waiting for my cheque for that one. I've given up hope that the Papacy will pay me for all the Latin loan words from English and those damned Greeks keep defaulting on my loans to them.

It's probably closer to German, IIRC. Most major languages use a lot of English loan words nowadays, but then English is a malleable language, and relatively easy to pick up. The point of the dog's commands though were that they weren't English words, so they were unique commands, not easy to accidentally replicate unless taking down a ring of pot-brownie dealers working out of Amsterdam's notorious cafe syndicates.

Anyway, that's enough about Person of Interest.

Has anyone suggested Esperanto?

https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=4926053#p4926053

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I'm pretty sure dutch uses a ton of English loan words, like splinter. I'm still waiting for my cheque for that one. I've given up hope that the Papacy will pay me for all the Latin loan words from English and those damned Greeks keep defaulting on my loans to them.

It's probably closer to German, IIRC. Most major languages use a lot of English loan words nowadays, but then English is a malleable language, and relatively easy to pick up. The point of the dog's commands though were that they weren't English words, so they were unique commands, not easy to accidentally replicate unless taking down a ring of pot-brownie dealers working out of Amsterdam's notorious cafe syndicates.

Anyway, that's enough about Person of Interest.

Has anyone suggested Esperanto?

https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=4926053#p4926053

So, kinda, but no?

I speak it like a native (I think I may have made that joke before)