This language doesn't matter either

This language doesn't matter either
 

But what language is it?

I don't know. It sounds almost English-like. Maybe Frisian?

Nah - it's Eastern European, perhaps Russian.

This is Russian, too... :D, and very interesting. ;)

That sounds more like Norwegian, even if the title is Russian :thinking:

Well, I don't know. :thinking: :D

Yes, that's Norwegian.. ;)

No, it's Swedish.

Oh, thank you!!.. well, they're neighbors... :D

Hoo tu rimufe-a zee trectur ffrum zee diip mood

@Alec: Muppet language? :D

You caught me! :D

That was generated using Google Translate to get some English from the Russian title and later fed to the online encheferizer.

¿Alguien vio la película se llama "Father of the Bride" (Padre de la novia)? Es muy divertido, y hay una persona se llama "Frank" (se pronuncia como en castellano, o alemán, o otras lenguas, no como en inglés), que tiene un acento muy divertido. Es un acento exagerado casi alemán, italiano, y francés, con casi todas las vocales incorectes. Es muy divertido.

Re "que": in English we often omit the relative pronoun "that" (as well as some other relative pronouns: "the man [who/that] I saw yesterday). The Spanish equivalents NEVER omit the relative pronoun: "el hombre que vi ayer".

In "es muy divertida", the subject is "la pelicula".

Also:

:)