What Are You Doing Right Now? (226 Viewers)

[.zero]

hows the new gig thun

Its good yo, I'm quite surprised

Hello, my love!

Khem cho!

 

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[Sheik Yerbouti]

Khem cho!

Watching The Kings Speech.

 

[Kate]

You know what's funny, I'm more fluent in English than my native language!

I am hoping I will get to that point! I used to be that way in French when I lived there, but I've lost a bit from disuse.

Are you learning it in a formal program?

I always forget to use congiuntivo

Yes, I'm doing a university course. I hate the subjunctive as well, but through years and years of being told off about it I am now a bit more aware of when I should use it. I still often don't use it correctly, though

OOH, and I just noticed I have a little football now under my name. Excitement!

 

[Martin]

Yes, I'm doing a university course. I hate the subjunctive as well, but through years and years of being told off about it I am now a bit more aware of when I should use it. I still often don't use it correctly, though

To me it's a kind of freaky thing because I rarely hear people use it fully in casual conversation. Penso che tu abbia ragione, how often do you hear that? There's a great deal of Italy that's pretty casual about their language use. Then there's the French, where you hear various stories. Like they not only expect a lot from foreign speakers, they're also terrible at understanding other accents. Which you would think is pretty pathetic for being a "language power" with many former colonies etc as they see themselves. As a counter point to this I heard the theory that it's not so much that they are poor at understanding, they just need to warm up first. Which answers the question "wtf is wrong with you people that you have to start every question with Est-ce que". In sharp contrast, despite what they teach you in classes, I was sitting in a restaurant in Napoli, guy at the next table has the waiter's attention and says "Menu". Just like that, no vorrei, no per favore, nothing at all superfluous.

OOH, and I just noticed I have a little football now under my name. Excitement!

Ain't it.

 

[blondu]

Oh my God... :wub:

Ola Blondu.

what's with your avatar sheik?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Its good yo, I'm quite surprised



Khem cho!

lets have a ball fucker, live it up with some strippers and coke

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

what's with your avatar sheik?

It's the album cover of Porcupine Tree's album In Absentia. One of my favourite albums covers.

 

[Bezzy]

so not looking forward to tomorrow

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

so not looking forward to tomorrow

Tell us more about yourself, little girl. What's your name? Where you do you live? What do you do for a living?

 

[Bezzy]

Tell us more about yourself, little girl. What's your name? Where you do you live? What do you do for a living?

sure, I am Janna, and I am 22 years old, living in a flat in Haarlem (a city nearby Amsterdam) with 3 lovely cats. ( I really love animals)
and I am a student I am in my final year I am studying Financial Service Management and after I am finished with my study I should be able to work in the bank and insurance sector. at the moment i don't really have a job. i am looking for a intern ship
i play indoor soccer and at the moment we are standing at the first place, with 9 games left. and don't forgot Juve is my favourite club that's why i posting at this forums, and I always have to love about some post here on the forum.

 

[Kate]

To me it's a kind of freaky thing because I rarely hear people use it fully in casual conversation. Penso che tu abbia ragione, how often do you hear that? There's a great deal of Italy that's pretty casual about their language use. Then there's the French, where you hear various stories. Like they not only expect a lot from foreign speakers, they're also terrible at understanding other accents. Which you would think is pretty pathetic for being a "language power" with many former colonies etc as they see themselves. As a counter point to this I heard the theory that it's not so much that they are poor at understanding, they just need to warm up first. Which answers the question "wtf is wrong with you people that you have to start every question with Est-ce que". In sharp contrast, despite what they teach you in classes, I was sitting in a restaurant in Napoli, guy at the next table has the waiter's attention and says "Menu". Just like that, no vorrei, no per favore, nothing at all superfluous.



Ain't it.

I agree, in some respects. I have not had enough experience with Italian yet to see whether they use it religiously or not, but I hear it a lot in French. "Il faut que tu sois content" for instance would sound really wrong if you wrote "il faut que tu seras content". But this might also be because I am more vigorously trained in French

With regard to the French not understanding, I think it's a combination of not wanting to understand and laziness. Especially in Paris. And even when you do speak it perfectly they still often don't want to talk to you. I haven't been to Italy in years, so I have no clue as to how they do it there. Do you think there is a similar problem there at all?

 

[WΏΏdy?]

I would love to learn french or spanish one day

 

[X Æ A-12]

sure, I am Janna, and I am 22 years old, living in a flat in Haarlem (a city nearby Amsterdam) with 3 lovely cats. ( I really love animals)
and I am a student I am in my final year I am studying Financial Service Management and after I am finished with my study I should be able to work in the bank and insurance sector. at the moment i don't really have a job. i am looking for a intern ship
i play indoor soccer and at the moment we are standing at the first place, with 9 games left. and don't forgot Juve is my favourite club that's why i posting at this forums, and I always have to love about some post here on the forum.

Oh I thought you had just mispelled "Harlem" before

 

[Kate]

I would love to learn french or spanish one day

If you have mastered Chinese as you say you have, either of those languages would be a breeze!

 

[Bezzy]

Oh I thought you had just mispelled "Harlem" before

i am blond but not that stupid actually Harlem is named after my city (Haarlem)

 

[WΏΏdy?]

If you have mastered Chinese as you say you have, either of those languages would be a breeze!

If i can find someone around me who can speak any of those then m sure i'll learn them quick,but if i have to take classes then m just a dumb language student

 

[Bezzy]

If i can find someone around me who can speak any of those then m sure i'll learn them quick,but if i have to take classes then m just a dumb language student

go to one of the country and you will learn it pretty fast

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

sure, I am Janna, and I am 22 years old, living in a flat in Haarlem (a city nearby Amsterdam) with 3 lovely cats. ( I really love animals)
and I am a student I am in my final year I am studying Financial Service Management and after I am finished with my study I should be able to work in the bank and insurance sector. at the moment i don't really have a job. i am looking for a intern ship
i play indoor soccer and at the moment we are standing at the first place, with 9 games left. and don't forgot Juve is my favourite club that's why i posting at this forums, and I always have to love about some post here on the forum.

Lovely. Now post a pic so that we can put a face to that description. Clothing optional.

 

[Bezzy]

Lovely. Now post a pic so that we can put a face to that description. Clothing optional.

guys

 

[Red]

Oh I thought you had just mispelled "Harlem" before

Ahh.

It's been it while since one of these good old Kyle moments.