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 Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:00 am
The Traveler I dont hate the germans, I just get nervous when I hear people speaking in German cause, no offense to anyone, its not exactly the most positive sounding language. To me they always sound angry when they speak, but thats just me. which is why rammstein is so popular (among heavy metal fans) and french sounds snobbish. anyone got any other examples?
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:02 am
ZonkotheSane The Traveler I dont hate the germans, I just get nervous when I hear people speaking in German cause, no offense to anyone, its not exactly the most positive sounding language. To me they always sound angry when they speak, but thats just me. which is why rammstein is so popular (among heavy metal fans) and french sounds snobbish. anyone got any other examples? english english sounds sophisticated sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:03 am
The Traveler ZonkotheSane The Traveler I dont hate the germans, I just get nervous when I hear people speaking in German cause, no offense to anyone, its not exactly the most positive sounding language. To me they always sound angry when they speak, but thats just me. which is why rammstein is so popular (among heavy metal fans) and french sounds snobbish. anyone got any other examples? english english sounds sophisticated sweatdrop i guess...what about spanish?
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:04 am
ZonkotheSane The Traveler ZonkotheSane The Traveler I dont hate the germans, I just get nervous when I hear people speaking in German cause, no offense to anyone, its not exactly the most positive sounding language. To me they always sound angry when they speak, but thats just me. which is why rammstein is so popular (among heavy metal fans) and french sounds snobbish. anyone got any other examples? english english sounds sophisticated sweatdrop i guess...what about spanish? I like the spain spanish, that stuff is awesome. When I took spanish at my school I would always use the Spain style instead of the America's style
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:06 am
The Traveler ZonkotheSane The Traveler ZonkotheSane The Traveler I dont hate the germans, I just get nervous when I hear people speaking in German cause, no offense to anyone, its not exactly the most positive sounding language. To me they always sound angry when they speak, but thats just me. which is why rammstein is so popular (among heavy metal fans) and french sounds snobbish. anyone got any other examples? english english sounds sophisticated sweatdrop i guess...what about spanish? I like the spain spanish, that stuff is awesome. When I took spanish at my school I would always use the Spain style instead of the America's style i never liked spanish.... j'aime francais...
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:09 am
But...you...Im confused
you like snobbish?
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:12 am
The Traveler But...you...Im confused you like snobbish? no, not really. at my school, there was french, italien, and spanish. in retrospect i should have taken italian, but meh. french is so eloquent though.
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:13 am
ZonkotheSane The Traveler But...you...Im confused you like snobbish? no, not really. at my school, there was french, italien, and spanish. in retrospect i should have taken italian, but meh. french is so eloquent though. I always wanted to take hebrew in school Like I can read it as prayers, but I would always like to of learned it to actually have conversations, or maybe greek. Greek is good too
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:17 am
The Traveler ZonkotheSane The Traveler But...you...Im confused you like snobbish? no, not really. at my school, there was french, italien, and spanish. in retrospect i should have taken italian, but meh. french is so eloquent though. I always wanted to take hebrew in school Like I can read it as prayers, but I would always like to of learned it to actually have conversations, or maybe greek. Greek is good too and french is also extremely similar to hebrew (from a grammatical perspective. the conjugation system is also nearly the same) well, lashon hakodesh and ivrit (old and modern hebrew) are really two different beasts... they're not really the same language.
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:14 pm
THAT ANNOYS ME SO MUCH! People will mention something German and when I walk in to the conversation they go, oh wait you have Germans. I almost want to strangle them.
I understand not all Germans are like that so I do not hate all Germans..
What is with that STEREOTYPICAL STATEMENT?!
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 4:47 pm
KishoTenshi THAT ANNOYS ME SO MUCH! People will mention something German and when I walk in to the conversation they go, oh wait you have Germans. I almost want to strangle them.
I understand not all Germans are like that so I do not hate all Germans..
What is with that STEREOTYPICAL STATEMENT?! poeple are stupid. next
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Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2006 2:41 pm
darkphoenix1247 I have absolutely nothing against Germans, so I would have to agree with jyu that that is probably a misconception. This probably would be from the fact that some Jews are hesitant about the new pope, but that's just because he was a Nazi. If i posted this anywhere else, i would tick of countless people Our new pope confesses: I thought the ireon cross was a catholic youth group I don' know any Jews who hate germans, but once we(jewish school feild trip) drove past facist fest 'o5 and were scared so bad that my freind almost cried
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2006 2:44 pm
I have to say, Latin pwns xd blaugh
My eldest brother takes French, though, and it does sound pretty cool 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2006 8:46 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 5:50 am
Today, many of the slang words in hebrew are either from arabic, russian or english. I wonder how that happened? rolleyes xd .
My friends here play a card game called... errr, another word for donkey then add the word "hole" xd . They don't even know what it means... it makes me grimace every time I hear "Yay! Now I'm the ----------". Actually I think the ORIGINAL name of the game was president... sweatdrop . I'm tired of hearing everyone playing a game that it's name itself suggests a vulgar use of swear words xd .
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