/lit/ - Literature

>>22915170
Anon, I wanted to add pretty much exactly what you posted to my post, except for the fact that I was going to use Japanese as the example because I've been told that its pitch accent is similar to that of ancient Greek, but I felt like it was going to be yapping off too much and I wanted to keep it short because I have a tendency to produce walls of text.
So, anyway, a Jap couldn't get Greek right because he's not European, and a European couldn't get Greek right because he's not a Jap.

>>22915860
It's kind of odd that there's not, because Latin seems to be by far the more popular language. That might be why, though. A lot of people seem to be engaged in an effort to meme Latin back into common use, which, in our day and age, might mean producing a heap of reddit shit in it.