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 Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 9:19 pm
You come up with new items to add to this list each day from experience.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 10:44 am
I'm too obsessed with foreign languages, most particularly, Russian. I love it. I speak it better than English sometimes. I can conjugate anything in it. I speak Russian sometimes and don't even realise it. Russian's a cool language to obsess over, though. Ya Tossiya lyublyu. Ya russki yazihk lyublyu. ROSSIYA UPRAVLAET', SUCHKI!!! domokun domokun
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 10:46 am
DaemonusRex I'm too obsessed with foreign languages, most particularly, Russian. I love it. I speak it better than English sometimes. I can conjugate anything in it. I speak Russian sometimes and don't even realise it. Russian's a cool language to obsess over, though. Ya Tossiya lyublyu. Ya russki yazihk lyublyu. ROSSIYA UPRAVLAET', SUCHKI!!! domokun domokun
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 9:48 am
You are so caught up in looking up a word in the dictionary that you don't realize you're looking in the wrong side of the dictionary. (i.e. you're looking up an English word to see what the German word is, and you're looking on the German side. ) domokun
You see a word in your native tongue, pronounce it with the pronunciation of the language you're studying, and wonder what it means. domokun
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 8:34 pm
...you teach the French teacher. domokun
...you use French more than English despite living in an English-speaking region. domokun
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 11:30 pm
Proudly_Jewish ...you dream in a foreign language. O.O I did that last night... kind of. In my dream I had a phone call, and the person on the other line was speaking 'Swedish'. Strangest thing is, I only know a few words in Swedish, so those were the words that were used in my dream - and the rest was French/gibberish. o.O The accent wasn't even right until the person started talking in English. o.O
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Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2005 4:59 am
Proudly_Jewish ...you teach the French teacher. domokun : Been there, done that. Next time I should teach her subjonctif and passe simple. Moi, j'ai appris mon professeur de francais.
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Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2005 2:20 pm
Jonsii Proudly_Jewish ...you teach the French teacher. domokun : Been there, done that. Next time I should teach her subjonctif and passe simple. Moi, j'ai appris mon professeur de francais. On dit "moi, j'ai appris a mon prof de francais" ^^
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 1:53 pm
Pistil Proudly_Jewish ...you dream in a foreign language. O.O I did that last night... kind of. In my dream I had a phone call, and the person on the other line was speaking 'Swedish'. Strangest thing is, I only know a few words in Swedish, so those were the words that were used in my dream - and the rest was French/gibberish. o.O The accent wasn't even right until the person started talking in English. o.O Heh! I tend to dream in the language I speak; Frenglanese. I don't usually pay attention to that stuff, because the content in my dreams are generally extremely odd. In my most recent dream that I remember, I walked into the kitchen and none other than Napoleon Bonaparte climbed out of my oven.
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 1:58 pm
CPMForceobsessor You are so caught up in looking up a word in the dictionary that you don't realize you're looking in the wrong side of the dictionary. (i.e. you're looking up an English word to see what the German word is, and you're looking on the German side. ) domokun
You see a word in your native tongue, pronounce it with the pronunciation of the language you're studying, and wonder what it means. domokun I do both of those...It's not uncommon at all for me to completely forget which word I was looking for, because I get caught up in the dictionary (once, for 3 hours straight). Also, I run around transliterating everything anyone says into Japanese pronunciation, or should I say "Aruso, ai ron araondo toransuritoretingu eburishingu eniwan sezu intu Japaniisu." I know, fellow Japanese speakers, that the 'ti' and 'tu' sounds do not exist in the kana, but it does have the potential to accomodate them.
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 8:09 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Proudly_Jewish ...you dream in a foreign language. O.O I did that last night... kind of. In my dream I had a phone call, and the person on the other line was speaking 'Swedish'. Strangest thing is, I only know a few words in Swedish, so those were the words that were used in my dream - and the rest was French/gibberish. o.O The accent wasn't even right until the person started talking in English. o.O Heh! I tend to dream in the language I speak; Frenglanese. I don't usually pay attention to that stuff, because the content in my dreams are generally extremely odd. In my most recent dream that I remember, I walked into the kitchen and none other than Napoleon Bonaparte climbed out of my oven. o.O Mine are usually really strange too, but not THAT weird. XD That was my one and only time to have a different language in my dream.
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 9:57 am
Pistil Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Proudly_Jewish ...you dream in a foreign language. O.O I did that last night... kind of. In my dream I had a phone call, and the person on the other line was speaking 'Swedish'. Strangest thing is, I only know a few words in Swedish, so those were the words that were used in my dream - and the rest was French/gibberish. o.O The accent wasn't even right until the person started talking in English. o.O Heh! I tend to dream in the language I speak; Frenglanese. I don't usually pay attention to that stuff, because the content in my dreams are generally extremely odd. In my most recent dream that I remember, I walked into the kitchen and none other than Napoleon Bonaparte climbed out of my oven. o.O Mine are usually really strange too, but not THAT weird. XD That was my one and only time to have a different language in my dream. Eh, I once had a dream where someone turned into an anteater and started singing in Hungarian...but considering that I don't know a word of Hungarian, I doubt its accuracy. xd
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 10:05 am
Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Proudly_Jewish ...you dream in a foreign language. O.O I did that last night... kind of. In my dream I had a phone call, and the person on the other line was speaking 'Swedish'. Strangest thing is, I only know a few words in Swedish, so those were the words that were used in my dream - and the rest was French/gibberish. o.O The accent wasn't even right until the person started talking in English. o.O Heh! I tend to dream in the language I speak; Frenglanese. I don't usually pay attention to that stuff, because the content in my dreams are generally extremely odd. In my most recent dream that I remember, I walked into the kitchen and none other than Napoleon Bonaparte climbed out of my oven. o.O Mine are usually really strange too, but not THAT weird. XD That was my one and only time to have a different language in my dream. Eh, I once had a dream where someone turned into an anteater and started singing in Hungarian...but considering that I don't know a word of Hungarian, I doubt its accuracy. xd I don't know if it's my weirdest dream, but it's the most vivid (and I had it when I was four o.O) The short of it: I was being chased by vegetables.
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 10:07 am
Pistil Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Proudly_Jewish ...you dream in a foreign language. O.O I did that last night... kind of. In my dream I had a phone call, and the person on the other line was speaking 'Swedish'. Strangest thing is, I only know a few words in Swedish, so those were the words that were used in my dream - and the rest was French/gibberish. o.O The accent wasn't even right until the person started talking in English. o.O Heh! I tend to dream in the language I speak; Frenglanese. I don't usually pay attention to that stuff, because the content in my dreams are generally extremely odd. In my most recent dream that I remember, I walked into the kitchen and none other than Napoleon Bonaparte climbed out of my oven. o.O Mine are usually really strange too, but not THAT weird. XD That was my one and only time to have a different language in my dream. Eh, I once had a dream where someone turned into an anteater and started singing in Hungarian...but considering that I don't know a word of Hungarian, I doubt its accuracy. xd I don't know if it's my weirdest dream, but it's the most vivid (and I had it when I was four o.O) The short of it: I was being chased by vegetables. ...that sounds interesting.
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 2:05 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Eccentric Iconoclast Pistil Eccentric Iconoclast Heh! I tend to dream in the language I speak; Frenglanese. I don't usually pay attention to that stuff, because the content in my dreams are generally extremely odd. In my most recent dream that I remember, I walked into the kitchen and none other than Napoleon Bonaparte climbed out of my oven. o.O Mine are usually really strange too, but not THAT weird. XD That was my one and only time to have a different language in my dream. Eh, I once had a dream where someone turned into an anteater and started singing in Hungarian...but considering that I don't know a word of Hungarian, I doubt its accuracy. xd I don't know if it's my weirdest dream, but it's the most vivid (and I had it when I was four o.O) The short of it: I was being chased by vegetables. ...that sounds interesting. What? They had stick-man arms and legs, and razor sharp teeth! Even the cross guard was a carrot! It was damn scary.
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