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PrintableBlueZebra said: wat zegt hij ?
Niets veel  ... dat hij houdt van ijsje en cake [Edited 6/18/08 17:36pm] | |
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It annoys me for a bout a 1/4 second and then I just forget about it. I work with some spanish speaking people and A LOT of laosian speaking peoples. You get used to it Maybe we can go to the movies and cry together | |
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BlueZebra said: Anxiety said: i do a lovely his'n'hers banning ceremony which includes complimentary champagne flutes. reasonable rates. orgnote me.  will you dress like Elvis ? i'm dressed like the hamburglar right now. does that answer your question? | |
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Anxiety said: BlueZebra said: will you dress like Elvis ? i'm dressed like the hamburglar right now. does that answer your question?  | |
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Anxiety said: BlueZebra said: will you dress like Elvis ? i'm dressed like the hamburglar right now. does that answer your question? I love hamburgers! Watch out or I might bite your ass.  | |
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hokie said: Anxiety said: i'm dressed like the hamburglar right now. does that answer your question? I love hamburgers! Watch out or I might bite your ass. robble robble!!!  | |
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gyro34 said: RenHoek said: Also leute, Ich versteh kein wort was hier gelabert wird... Ihr seid alle ziemlich gut drauf und das find ich ausgezeichnet. Ich weiss, du wuenscht das du das ganze gequatsche besser verstehen koennt aber so ist es also. Ich wuensch euch alles gute, bis die tage!
Yeah thats right! Good luck with that though... Hab euch alle ganz doll lieb!! That looks like German, is it German? Yes it is. With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Anxiety said: hokie said: I love hamburgers! Watch out or I might bite your ass. robble robble!!!  | |
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RenHoek said: Also leute, Ich versteh kein wort was hier gelabert wird... Ihr seid alle ziemlich gut drauf und das find ich ausgezeichnet. Ich weiss, du wuenscht das du das ganze gequatsche besser verstehen koennt aber so ist es also. Ich wuensch euch alles gute, bis die tage!
Yeah thats right! Good luck with that though... Hab euch alle ganz doll lieb!! I understood every word even though it was not correct German .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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I sometimes do that myself. When I am with somebody who speaks German and somebody who speaks English I usually try to speak English, so that the other person can understand what we are saying. But as my English isn't that good it's sometimes just easier to switch into German. With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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No comprendo.  RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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In regards to people speaking another language in front of others, I have a funny story. A long time ago, when my grandmother was still alive, my parents and I went to visit her in the nursing home. An older lady approached me, and began speaking to me in Italian. Since I don't speak Italian, I had no idea what the heck she was saying to me. Luckily, a lady who worked at the nursing home was there, and she told me to just tell her "No capisce". So I tried saying that to the woman who was speaking to me in Italian. The only trouble was, I don't think she got the message, because she kept talking to me in Italian, and getting quite animated too. It was like she was saying, "Don't you understand what I'm trying to tell you?!"  It was funny as hell. Now I find myself saying, "no capisce!" sometimes when I don't understand or am puzzled by something.[Edited 6/18/08 17:59pm] RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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psychodelicide said: In regards to people speaking another language in front of others, I have a funny story. A long time ago, when my grandmother was still alive, my parents and I went to visit her in the nursing home. An older lady approached me, and began speaking to me in Italian. Since I don't speak Italian, I had no idea what the heck she was saying to me.
Luckily, a lady who worked at the nursing home was there, and she told me to just tell her "No capisce". So I tried saying that to the woman who was speaking to me in Italian. The only trouble was, I don't think she got the message, because she kept talking to me in Italian, and getting quite animated too. It was like she was saying, "Don't you understand what I'm trying to tell you?!" It was funny as hell. Now I find myself saying, "no capisce!" sometimes when I don't understand or am puzzled by something.
[Edited 6/18/08 17:59pm] That happens to me all the time whenever I go into 7-11. For some reason they think I'm spanish. | |
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No, that doesn't bother me.
One thing though, with the exception of with my wife, sister in law and a few others, if I'm around Thai ppl I feel way more comfortable speaking Thai than English. | |
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Don't tell anyone, but the only reason I'm dating Ariel is to learn a new language. I'm tired of being left out!  | |
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hokie said: Don't tell anyone, but the only reason I'm dating Ariel is to learn a new language. I'm tired of being left out!
Erm, don't they speak English in Canada?  I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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rushing07 said: hokie said: Don't tell anyone, but the only reason I'm dating Ariel is to learn a new language. I'm tired of being left out!
Erm, don't they speak English in Canada? He is Israeli. So he speaks Hebrew and his mother is French so he speaks that as well. He has only been in Canada a year and a half. He grew up in Jerusalem and lived there until just recently. | |
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hokie said: rushing07 said: Erm, don't they speak English in Canada? He is Israeli. So he speaks Hebrew and his mother is French so he speaks that as well. He has only been in Canada a year and a half. He grew up in Jerusalem and lived there until just recently. I see your point. I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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rushing07 said: hokie said: He is Israeli. So he speaks Hebrew and his mother is French so he speaks that as well. He has only been in Canada a year and a half. He grew up in Jerusalem and lived there until just recently. I see your point. OK. So that's not the reason I'm dating him. But I am brushing up on my Hebrew. Apparently I'm good at it. | |
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hokie said: rushing07 said: I see your point. OK. So that's not the reason I'm dating him. But I am brushing up on my Hebrew. Apparently I'm good at it. Yeah, I used to tell Mon how good her English was. 
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Sometimes. It IS rude, but whatcha gonna do??  | |
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It used to, but not anymore. I know a few things here and there in different languages from my curiousity. I love learning new words and phrases in other languages. I agree that some people are more comfortable speaking in their primary/native language. I've also found that sometimes you can't find the right words to express what you're trying to say in English. That was the case with my grandmother. "When words fail, music speaks..." --- Shakespeare | |
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Fauxie said: hokie said: OK. So that's not the reason I'm dating him. But I am brushing up on my Hebrew. Apparently I'm good at it. Yeah, I used to tell Mon how good her English was.
Hello Nick. How are you??? Is that for your wife or your side girl?  | |
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hokie said: Fauxie said: Yeah, I used to tell Mon how good her English was.
Hello Nick. How are you??? Is that for your wife or your side girl? Well, that one was for Mon, but if I compliment your English/Hebrew/French/Whatever will it get me ?
And hello you. I'm great thanks! I hope you're similarly so.  | |
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Fauxie said: hokie said:
Hello Nick. How are you??? Is that for your wife or your side girl? Well, that one was for Mon, but if I compliment your English/Hebrew/French/Whatever will it get me ?
And hello you. I'm great thanks! I hope you're similarly so. I'm not that easy. 
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My outlaws were of another culture (Filipino). They would or others would ask me if it was ok for them to talk in their language. I always said no problem, I knew enough to speak or understand most of what they were saying anyways  
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Eipä kai se sen ihmeemmin häiritse. Duunissa näkee suht paljon ulkomaalaisia opiskelijoita ja kuulee milloin mitäkin kieltä kun porukat puhuu keskenään siinä palvelupisteellä. Kyllä siihen tottuu. Tietty, jos seurassa ollaan ja kaikki osaa englantia, niin onhan se kohteliaampaa silloin sitten puhua sitä yhteistä kieltä kuin niitä omia kieliä
That's my answer  It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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FuNkeNsteiN said: Hmm...
Eipä kai se sen ihmeemmin häiritse. Duunissa näkee suht paljon ulkomaalaisia opiskelijoita ja kuulee milloin mitäkin kieltä kun porukat puhuu keskenään siinä palvelupisteellä. Kyllä siihen tottuu. Tietty, jos seurassa ollaan ja kaikki osaa englantia, niin onhan se kohteliaampaa silloin sitten puhua sitä yhteistä kieltä kuin niitä omia kieliä
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Fauxie said: FuNkeNsteiN said: Hmm...
Eipä kai se sen ihmeemmin häiritse. Duunissa näkee suht paljon ulkomaalaisia opiskelijoita ja kuulee milloin mitäkin kieltä kun porukat puhuu keskenään siinä palvelupisteellä. Kyllä siihen tottuu. Tietty, jos seurassa ollaan ja kaikki osaa englantia, niin onhan se kohteliaampaa silloin sitten puhua sitä yhteistä kieltä kuin niitä omia kieliä
That's my answer  It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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FuNkeNsteiN said: Hmm...
Eipä kai se sen ihmeemmin häiritse. Duunissa näkee suht paljon ulkomaalaisia opiskelijoita ja kuulee milloin mitäkin kieltä kun porukat puhuu keskenään siinä palvelupisteellä. Kyllä siihen tottuu. Tietty, jos seurassa ollaan ja kaikki osaa englantia, niin onhan se kohteliaampaa silloin sitten puhua sitä yhteistä kieltä kuin niitä omia kieliä
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