Is Hoenn a Latinx region??

>>57897787 (OP)
Nah, that would be Paldea. Grande literally means "tall (feminine)" in french

>>57897787 (OP)
>itroduced first latinx pokemon ludicolo
>introduced first trans pokemon
>JUAN

>>57897787 (OP)
>Ever Grande is an anagram of Dear Neger
No

>>57897787 (OP)
>Latinx
Why does it feel like only white people say that. I'm Latino and have never heard someone of my race say that.

>>57897803
that's the point, white people who want to be as progressive as they can impose their liberal views on lantix community because they're used to speaking on their behalf and their "oppression"

Always has been

>>57897796
unless Xatu line or Wooper is considered latinx

>>57897803
>I'm Latino and have never heard someone of my race say that.
because you don't listen to hard leftist latinx voices

>>57897810
No. The point is that infuriates them more than actual slurs do. It reminds them that their language is so silly and rigid that replacing a single letter makes it all come crashing down. English used to be like that until the 1100s came, now we're the most versatile language there is, unconstrained by rules that plague others. Something as infantile as Acadamie Francie would never survive in English, an ever evolving mass of communication. It's why it, and only it, is fit to be (ironically named) lingua franca. As soon as we fix up our phonetic inconsistency (which can still be kept for traditional english cause it's ok to have a lil silliness) the end for all other languages is nigh.

>>57897844
it's the lingua anglica now

>>57897844
>As soon as we fix up our phonetic inconsistency
It's a feature not a bug

>>57897787 (OP)
Latinx is a stupid word.

>>57897803
Your chuddy language is problematic and needs correction, no need to thank us

>>57897844
>As soon as we fix up our phonetic inconsistency
english's "phonetic inconsistency" is because it folllows etymological spelling, which, though it makes words hard to spell, means if you see a word spelled, you can instantly know its meaning by deriving it from related words.

i.e. sign is not spelled sine because it's connected to signature, signal, design, and insignia.

Phonetic languages, especially one whose letters represent mouth shapes like korean, is good if you want to teach an existing speaking population with a large vocabulary to be able to read.

Etymological languages like english are superior for existing readers to become more educated.
It also helps with learning other languages, since words are still spelled in ways that resemble their origin. I have a cursory knowledge of the spelling rules of french, latin, greek, german, spanish, and italian because I speak english with a large vocabulary.

>>57899147
and here i'd thought i'd never learn anything from 4chan, least of all vp. So you're saying that replacing, or making a sub language, english words with IPA wouldn't be as useful for communicating ideas with other people? Would foreigners trying to learn english have an easier time with vocabulary via the phonetic way or etymological way? Does the answer to that change if they're non latin based (korean/sanskrit)?

>>57897842
Sorry to ask but what's so latinx about Wooper?

>>57899457
axoltl, a regional exclusive

so there's no city in ever grande city because they burned it down?

>>57897787 (OP)
I always pronounced it as ever grand

I forgot "grande" is a latinx word

don't care though, still saying ever grand

>>57897787 (OP)
>>57899475
Grande is a word in almost every romance language, it isnt specifically a spic thing

>>57897787 (OP)
>Is Hoenn a Latino region??
always been

>>57897803
There are generally two kinds of people using that word
>hard leftists
These ones genuinely believe in the de-gendering of language as some sort of social progress. Of course this is pushed instead of doing actual good works in the world, as that would take effort. Ironically it also serves as an erasure of the same cultures they want to elevate.
>/pol/fags
These use it ironically as a joke or to bait arguments, but frankly, its a stale joke and these users are just as politics brainrotted as the people they claim to oppose.

Anyway, I'll stop before this shit thread gets too off topic. Don't let internet and social politics pickle your brain guys, this is a Pokemon board

>>57897787 (OP)
yes!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEtlhq1PxI4

>>57899513
rayquaza, groudon, kyogre
starters, ???, ???, Torkoal
???, Cacturne, Solrock/Lunatone, Nosepass, Ludicolo
???, Zigzagoon, ???, Carvanha
Regis, ???, ???, Salakkoth

>>57897790
>Hoenn is Fr*nch
even worse

>>57897787 (OP)
I always had it in my head canon that it was part of the Philippines.

>>57897787 (OP)
It's kosher
> Legendary trios based off of creatures from the Torah and ((Golems))
> Big nose pokemon that evolves into a merchant
> ((Star)) mythical Pokemon
> profits the most from genwars
> big victim complex

I'm currently playing Ruby and I think I need an ice type 'mon so I can easily defeat dragons

What's the best ice or half-ice type 'mon in Gen 3?

>>57899921
Phoebe, *Cacnea, Flygon, egg color, Linoone *&* Zigzagoon, Jirachi perhaps, Secret Base, Gardevoir or Gloria, Vigoroth perhaps but unclear

>>57900356
Walrein is bulky and has Water moves, but slow
Glalie is faster but has nothing really but Ice moves

>>57900380
You're right thanks. I might try Walrein. Alternatively I was thinking of trying Flygon - it can't learn ice moves of course, but its dragon moves will be super effective against dragons. Maybe I'll try Walrein first though.

>>57897844
>having no rules is actually good!
>>57899147
>phonetics are a fucking mess because... e-etymology!
The retarded angloid copium is unreal