Well I can speak Swedish and English. I am trying to learn Japanese and I can understand a bit basic Spanish.
Her family is from around Lyon.Orcus_35 said:at least you've got advantages! depending on which part of France she's from:ace_of_something said:Just English. Trying to learn French in secret for my wife. It's going very slowly because learning a new language is tricky when you're dyslexic.
edit: Wife is from France. Hence the French.
1- Excellent Culture
2- Excellent Food
3- Excellent humorists to discover
4- Excellent Bandes Déssinées aka Comics
5- Excellent movies
etc
Damn, I forgot about those kind of nerds. I would also like it on the record that I am not that kind of nerd either.Dags90 said:Just the one...So you're more of this kind of nerd?The Unworthy Gentleman said:I would like it on record that I am not a 40 year old fat guy with food stains down his top and living in the parents attic, I'm 16 skinny and living in his parent's house.
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that,s not Japanese but Japinglish, its created when a Weeabo (not regular anime fan Weeabo or Wapanese) combines English with three words in Japanese (100% chance its Kawaii and Desu without knowing its true meaning)Romidude said:Stuff like that just proves that humanity has been reduced to "KAWAAIII KAWAAII DESU DESU XDXD".WorldCritic said:Either that or trying to learn random words off of subbed anime.Romidude said:Is he one of those idiots who learns Japanese off of Google translate?WorldCritic said:English, three years of Spanish, and some broken Japanese. Unlike my friends who pretend to know Japanese, I admit that I can't speak it well.
it should be "...in meiner hose" (wrong casus and numerus; also, pants/trousers aren't plural by default; one person wears "one trouser" at a time (usually xD))Murais said:Ich habe eine katze im mein hosen! ^_^