>>17264913>>Half of the show are woman wrestlingQuotes like these are fascinating because you can see the ESL at play if you know what you're looking at
>areinstead of is, so OP's language has inflected/conjugated verbs for 1st/2nd/3rd person (unlike Vietnamese, Chinese, Arabic etc)
but
>womaninstead of women hints at (sometimes) sharing the same pronunciation for singular and plural nouns
>femme, femmesSame pronunciation, different definite articles
Likely Indo-European language but only 3 sentences to work with, so
