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 Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:01 am
WellzY What are Russian verbs like then? Insane in a completely different way than French verbs. gonk Shall we say that my Russian verb book has a 70 page chapter that's just a 'brief overview' of the verbs? gonk
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:23 am
Hawk_McKrakken DavidGemmell Altered your sig, I see. I approve. Yup. Just came to the realization that I really... really like the Netherlands. And I've made a firm decision - instead of saying one is "Dutch" I shall say "Netherlander." And instead of saying one speaks Dutch, I shall say "Netherlandic." Makes more sense than "Dutch", yeah. I've been going for "Netherlish", myself.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 8:04 am
Hawk_McKrakken Slippy_Pollett Bwahaha nobody likes you Hawk! mrgreen Ha! In yer face, Slippy! DavidGemmell Altered your sig, I see. I approve. Yup. Just came to the realization that I really... really like the Netherlands. And I've made a firm decision - instead of saying one is "Dutch" I shall say "Netherlander." And instead of saying one speaks Dutch, I shall say "Netherlandic." xD I love the Netherlands too, even though I'm not yet learning the language. Actually, I'm quite fond of most northern European, Germanic language speaking countries. o.O
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:57 am
I LOVE THE UK! heart
And Sweden, of course. cool And I love the Aland Islands as well. <3
I don't like Denmark. Their houses are made of lego bricks. I'm not jealous. Not at all. T^T
razz
So how are you doing? It's like hot over here! Not as hot as in Minnesota though...
I've been watching too much OC. "This totally sucks". "Totally cool". "Totally everything".
Is that how you talk in California? "Totally, dude". Haha. razz
I wanna go to California, seems like fun over there. I have friends there. ^^ Through the Internet, I haven't met them. o.o Some day I'll visit. 3nodding
Hungry! Brb. smile
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 1:30 pm
Like, dude! We Callis totally, like, don't talk like that! What-EVER! talk2hand Talk to tha hand 'cause the face don't wanna hear it no more!
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I should slap myself for that. xp
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 2:27 pm
Hawk_McKrakken Like, dude! We Callis totally, like, don't talk like that! What-EVER! talk2hand Talk to tha hand 'cause the face don't wanna hear it no more! ... I should slap myself for that. xp ^-^
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 3:46 pm
Mivi I LOVE THE UK! heart And Sweden, of course. cool And I love the Aland Islands as well. <3 I don't like Denmark. Their houses are made of lego bricks. I'm not jealous. Not at all. T^T razz So how are you doing? It's like hot over here! Not as hot as in Minnesota though... I've been watching too much OC. "This totally sucks". "Totally cool". "Totally everything". Is that how you talk in California? "Totally, dude". Haha. razz I wanna go to California, seems like fun over there. I have friends there. ^^ Through the Internet, I haven't met them. o.o Some day I'll visit. 3nodding Hungry! Brb. smile xD And just think, Minnesota is stereotyped as cold. ... gonk Actually, it's quite nice here now. About 75F, and not as humid as it usually is... At least we don't speak like the stereotypical Californian. mrgreen However, if you watch the movie Fargo, you can see all sorts of people making fun of the Minnesotan accent (it's DEFINITELY not that obvious, but a lot of the stuff they hit right on).
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:27 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast WellzY What are Russian verbs like then? Insane in a completely different way than French verbs. gonk Shall we say that my Russian verb book has a 70 page chapter that's just a 'brief overview' of the verbs? gonk Yeah, but that probably covers almost every possible tense ... blah. Then again, all I know is present tense regular, but it's like Spanish except that type 1 don't drop.. uh... something. I forgot sweatdrop But it was almost the same, just different endings.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:29 pm
Accents in Australia reflect more social class than location. But of course, there are certain locations which are mostly of a lower social standing. sweatdrop
Duth always confused me! I think it's a good idea to just say Netherlander, and Netherlandish. Or Hollander, and Hollandish. Hehehe, because Holland is sinking.
Why is that funny?
But then of course Denmark is just a strange name, and no-one can say for sure what it means.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:58 pm
Forgedawn Eccentric Iconoclast WellzY What are Russian verbs like then? Insane in a completely different way than French verbs. gonk Shall we say that my Russian verb book has a 70 page chapter that's just a 'brief overview' of the verbs? gonk Yeah, but that probably covers almost every possible tense ... blah. Then again, all I know is present tense regular, but it's like Spanish except that type 1 don't drop.. uh... something. I forgot sweatdrop But it was almost the same, just different endings. It's not like Spanish. D; Spanish verbs are similar to French verbs. Russian verbs are a completely different thing. Present tense regular? ninja There's no such thing.
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 3:57 am
Eccentric Iconoclast Forgedawn Eccentric Iconoclast WellzY What are Russian verbs like then? Insane in a completely different way than French verbs. gonk Shall we say that my Russian verb book has a 70 page chapter that's just a 'brief overview' of the verbs? gonk Yeah, but that probably covers almost every possible tense ... blah. Then again, all I know is present tense regular, but it's like Spanish except that type 1 don't drop.. uh... something. I forgot sweatdrop But it was almost the same, just different endings. It's not like Spanish. D; Spanish verbs are similar to French verbs. Russian verbs are a completely different thing. Present tense regular? ninja There's no such thing. All the regular verbs in present tense. o.o That's what I thought he said. >.<
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 4:06 am
Mivi Eccentric Iconoclast Forgedawn Eccentric Iconoclast WellzY What are Russian verbs like then? Insane in a completely different way than French verbs. gonk Shall we say that my Russian verb book has a 70 page chapter that's just a 'brief overview' of the verbs? gonk Yeah, but that probably covers almost every possible tense ... blah. Then again, all I know is present tense regular, but it's like Spanish except that type 1 don't drop.. uh... something. I forgot sweatdrop But it was almost the same, just different endings. It's not like Spanish. D; Spanish verbs are similar to French verbs. Russian verbs are a completely different thing. Present tense regular? ninja There's no such thing. All the regular verbs in present tense. o.o That's what I thought he said. >.< But you see, regular verbs are pretty much nonexistent. That's what I meant. gonk Believe me, it's insane. mad D There are so many 'normal' verb endings that it's a bit ding-y to consider any of them normal.
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 6:09 am
Eccentric Iconoclast Mivi Eccentric Iconoclast Forgedawn Eccentric Iconoclast WellzY What are Russian verbs like then? Insane in a completely different way than French verbs. gonk Shall we say that my Russian verb book has a 70 page chapter that's just a 'brief overview' of the verbs? gonk Yeah, but that probably covers almost every possible tense ... blah. Then again, all I know is present tense regular, but it's like Spanish except that type 1 don't drop.. uh... something. I forgot sweatdrop But it was almost the same, just different endings. It's not like Spanish. D; Spanish verbs are similar to French verbs. Russian verbs are a completely different thing. Present tense regular? ninja There's no such thing. All the regular verbs in present tense. o.o That's what I thought he said. >.< But you see, regular verbs are pretty much nonexistent. That's what I meant. gonk Believe me, it's insane. mad D There are so many 'normal' verb endings that it's a bit ding-y to consider any of them normal. I forgot which language we were talking about. xd Sorry, you're right, no regular verbs in Russian. razz Nothing is regular for that matter. >.>
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 7:40 am
Mivi Eccentric Iconoclast Mivi Eccentric Iconoclast Forgedawn Yeah, but that probably covers almost every possible tense ... blah. Then again, all I know is present tense regular, but it's like Spanish except that type 1 don't drop.. uh... something. I forgot sweatdrop But it was almost the same, just different endings. It's not like Spanish. D; Spanish verbs are similar to French verbs. Russian verbs are a completely different thing. Present tense regular? ninja There's no such thing. All the regular verbs in present tense. o.o That's what I thought he said. >.< But you see, regular verbs are pretty much nonexistent. That's what I meant. gonk Believe me, it's insane. mad D There are so many 'normal' verb endings that it's a bit ding-y to consider any of them normal. I forgot which language we were talking about. xd Sorry, you're right, no regular verbs in Russian. razz Nothing is regular for that matter. >.> That's about right. gonk
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 8:35 am
speaking of russian, can anyone help me with the grammer?
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