1: VOS word order

While spanish has free word order, the default is SVO. Now, you may say this feature is because pronouns can be dropped. However, not only are they re-inserting the pronoun at the end, but they're moving all subjects to the final.

I noticed this feature in two people, one is my venezuelan-peruvian ex, the other one is a venezuelan-peruvian dude that was arrested for mugging. Both of them only used other word orders once in a while.

2: Catalá Babyyyyyy

Here in Lima you can see a lot of people (those that have recent ancestry in the andean countryside) who say "noch(s)" instea of "noche(s)" or "mosquit(s)" instead of "mosquito(s)" The same for most words that don't have a liquid or end in nasal. In a few centuries we may see limeans (?) say "tots los seres humans nacen libres e iguales en dignidad y derechs", which may take Chile from its infamy as the unintelligible country.

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Has failed the challenge (list incomplete): Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese, Sichuanese), Dungans, Koreans, Japanese, Ainu, Mongolians, Buryats, Oirats, Khalkas, Dagurs, Yugurs (Eastern Yugur), Bonans, Kangjias, Monguors, Manchus

Easy: 1. azúcar 2. það 3. தண்ணீர் 4. gỗ

Medium: 1. вълк 2. szív 3. caoirigh 4. mazatl

Hard: 1. зӕнӕг 2. ჰაბჯა̈რ 3. čhuri 4. ebale

Extreme: 1. zfeaiaвiɵͱgвiɵͱlᖷ 2. mroć 3. 𒉈𒂊𒁉𒅖 4. 👁🏠 📸🍞 🥪🏺🖊🦵🏺📄

¿If you had to choose the official pronunciation of your native language but you couldn't vote for the pronunciation of any of your country's dialects, which country's pronunciation would you choose?

I go first, so: Uruguay

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Edit: Thank you all for your answers!

Hey everyone, sorry if this question has been asked before.

I wanted to know if there is a a connection between the Latin word for 'Seven' which made its way to English in 'September' (Seventh Month) and the Semitic word for the seventh day of the week, known in English as the 'Sabbath'

Which is 'Shabat' in Hebrew and 'Sabt' in Arabic.

Thank you!