Rarely have to speak Mandarin, but when I do need to it's usually because I'm talking to my mother or I'm in Chinatown. And even in Chinatown I try to avoid speaking it because my accent must be disgraceful.
Rarely have to speak Mandarin, but when I do need to it's usually because I'm talking to my mother or I'm in Chinatown. And even in Chinatown I try to avoid speaking it because my accent must be disgraceful.
I read this as something else and got excited.....I am disappoint.
I'll be honest, a thread about eatings has been on the cards for a while now.
I need to learn more Japanese. I am such a weeaboo. -_-;
An increasing amount of Spanish is popping up in Southern California. Not as a translation under the English, either, but entire bill boards just in Spanish. Fortunately, I speak pretty good Spanglish. As in, "Well, that word looks like especial, and that means special, so that sign probably means there's a sale. Yay!"
I have to speak Spanish in Spanish class. I hate it.
Why do you hate it? (serious question)
Because Spanish class sucks and the verbs are stupid.
Spanish verbs aren't stupid. English verbs are just extremely impoverished.
I just need to know English. That's it. I live in New Jersey. Don't need other languages really around here.
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When I first saw this title I read cunnilungus.
I did a double take and was gonna warn every post in the thread, then reread what I saw.
This post brought to you by the power of boobs. Dear lord them boobs. Amen
What a terribly uncouth thing to think, HC! I am absolutely sure that no one else on this forum made that connection and that our dear innocent Justy would never start a thread title with that intent!Originally Posted by Hypoallergenic Cactuar
I'm not entirely sure how to defend this, but I support it!
Why are the like 50 versions of the same verb then.Spanish verbs aren't stupid. English verbs are just extremely impoverished.
Inflectional morphemes! Romance languages just like to put the tense into the word. We do it with copulas and stuff.
Inflection is probably the hardest thing about Spanish, but once you know how to do it I'm sure you can get used to it. Everything else seems to be relatively easy.
i speak english and backwoods hillbilly
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