Clover
neither simple, nor coherent.
Haha, I hadn't thought of it that way, but yeah, it is!
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Haha, I hadn't thought of it that way, but yeah, it is!
Teh Ebil Snorlax
izombie, uzombie, weallzombie
Zeph
from up here the sky is my thoughts
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- he
That I understood that pretty much perfectly, despite having been taught very basic Spanish for nothing more than a few months three years ago, is a pleasing show of how similar the Romance languages are.
Aobaru
Floooooon!
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- he
Agreed, in the sense that it sounds better and you feel cool speaking it. Spanish, especially in the Southern US, is so commonplace that it has lost its novelty.
Clover
neither simple, nor coherent.
I agree! I was surprised that I caught every word, even if it was kind of like trien tu reed Inglesh speld fonetikalee. ("Wait, they're all spelled wrong... but they all make sense! Ack!")
I feel like there ~aren't enough~ gender changes there. "Mi gato" and "mi gata" are both correct? As well as "mi otro gata"? (cf. "minha outra gata" in Portuguese.) Also, "el" is both "he" and masculine definitive article? How confusing.
Shiny Grimer
Active member
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- she/her, they/them
Corrections:
Mi gato Bear está en mi cama. El es el segundo gato que he tenido. Mi otra gata se llama Cheesecake. Ella es una puta de mierda. Solo te ama cuando tiene hambre.
I know y'all are jealous that Spanish is so easy and accessible as opposed to dying languages (French) or useless languages (Portuguese), but please try to make it less obvious. We're too busy basking in our awesome.
Just kidding!
...not
Mi gato Bear está en mi cama. El es el segundo gato que he tenido. Mi otra gata se llama Cheesecake. Ella es una puta de mierda. Solo te ama cuando tiene hambre.
I know y'all are jealous that Spanish is so easy and accessible as opposed to dying languages (French) or useless languages (Portuguese), but please try to make it less obvious. We're too busy basking in our awesome.
Just kidding!
Shiny Grimer
Active member
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- she/her, they/them
lol va
svenska är inte användbar???? också lol, jag haft missförstod vad du sade, jag trodde att du sade "svenskar talar inte svenska", vilket var roligt, och jag var på väg att saga "men alla har dåliga brytningar om språk på engelska". vilket är också sant. men jo, jag gissar att bara svenskar talar svenska. ändå jag studerar svenska. fan, blir mitt svenska bättre?
naturligtvis, jag är säker att mitt grammatik är mycket dåligt.
also, i mostly watch movies, try to watch TV, try to read various websites, and allow my Swedish friend to correct me. which is often.
Music Dragon
Doosic Maggon
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- she
Music Dragon
Doosic Maggon
- Pronoun
- she
åh, tack! tycker jag, haha. Google Translate är inte väldigt bra ... men det är bra för mig, jag gissar. och jo, jag visste om engelskan tinget, men jag pratar inte mycket med svenskar. :(
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Auraflash
Keep ya head downn~
I speak fluently in English, and I'm currently learning Spanish in school, and Korean on my own time. I'd say I'm okay-ish in Spanish, but it's only my second year :/
My Korean is actually fine, sorta, because I actually know the alphabet unlike other Koreans in my school, a much better accent and pronunciation, and a slightly expanded vocabulary, but about a 10th of it is how to insult/curse at people XD. Just in case someone curses at me in Korean and I can respond back so I don't look like an idiot.
I kinda want to learn Chinese too. Besides, most of my friends are Chinese.
My Korean is actually fine, sorta, because I actually know the alphabet unlike other Koreans in my school, a much better accent and pronunciation, and a slightly expanded vocabulary, but about a 10th of it is how to insult/curse at people XD. Just in case someone curses at me in Korean and I can respond back so I don't look like an idiot.
I kinda want to learn Chinese too. Besides, most of my friends are Chinese.
Tarvos
helt plötsligt blev det tyst
ICH KOMM AUS CHINA
Also, through context and rudimentary Swedish:
That's going very good for you, I think... I believe, at this point in time your speech is influenced by English, but that's understandable. You have more or less the level of Google Translate, I should say!
My Swedish sucks. I don't know any of the words or grammar actively.
Also, through context and rudimentary Swedish:
That's going very good for you, I think... I believe, at this point in time your speech is influenced by English, but that's understandable. You have more or less the level of Google Translate, I should say!
My Swedish sucks. I don't know any of the words or grammar actively.
