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ESL hating thread
Books they will never be able to truly appreciate

>> No.19888092

>>19888059
Some of that is literally in Spanish, not a very good choice. But, for me, it’s likely Edmund Spenser.

>> No.19888190

>>19888059
And so these parties divided there upon the midnight plain, each passing back the way the other had come, pursuing as all travelers must inversions without end upon other men's journeys.

>> No.19888206

>>19888059
But I love BM and I can appreciate it better than some faggots here who hate it for no reason. I can taste the language, in fact, from time to time I read passages out loud. Cormac is the greatest writer alive.
t. ESL

>> No.19888223

>>19888206
The actual greatest writer would agree with you, but you are both wrong

>> No.19888254

Who the fuck cares about that meme book lmao. You brainlets will never appreciate real literature like El Quijote aka the best book ever written

>> No.19888293

>>19888223
>The actual greatest writer would agree with you
who would that be?

>> No.19888512

>>19888206
Based ESLchad.

>> No.19888518
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>>19888059
Nothing personal ESL's

>> No.19888576
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>"What's that? If I am reading Meridiano de Sangue in portuguese? Yeah, of course. Why the long face?"

>> No.19890295

As an ESL it's the Paradise Lost.

;_; I cry evertim

>> No.19890311

Moby Dick and Dostoevksy (He's infinitely better translated in English)

>> No.19890331

>>19890311
>infinitely better translated in *nglish
>t.RSL
fucking kill yourself

>> No.19890335

>>19890311
>Moby Dick
it's mid difficulty bro
>Dostoevksy (He's infinitely better translated in English)
>He's infinitely better translated in English)
huge cope, быдлoтa eбaнaя
his prose is shit in any language btw

>> No.19890355

>>19890331
>>19890335
You guys wouldn't understand. At least you have Nabokov though... Oh wait.

>> No.19890362

>>19888059
But I'm ESL and I love that book. The parts about corn tortijas and spittin' are pvre kino.

>> No.19890678

>>19888059
You can't even write your first sentence correctly.

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>>19888518
>'s

>> No.19890689

>>19888293
Me

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>>19888518
>'s

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>>19888518
>>19888059
>Can't even master the ONE fucking language that they will ever know.
Many such cases.

>> No.19890802

Doesn't Faulkner filter ESLs? I imagine the novels would, the stream of consciousness in Sound and the Fury gets to a raving incoherency at some points. His short stories are pretty comfy reads though.

>> No.19890834

>>19890802
In the incoherent portions, Faulkner himself is writing like someone with no command over English and with a broken syntax.