Danfalc
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Almost how we all learn out native language
Probably true these days good point
,I have respect for anyone who can speak more than one language though,somthing I find impossible myself.
How are you feeling?
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Probably true these days good point
,I have respect for anyone who can speak more than one language though,somthing I find impossible myself.
anomicdeer
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Probably true these days good point
!I can't help to NOT tell you.
But I've heard that Esperanto is easy to learn compared to other languages.
People that aren't so good with languages that tried Esperanto was successful with it. But of course that's only if you are really interesting in learning another language.
Danfalc
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I had to google Esperanto :: I think if I was going to try and learn a language it would be Spanish,they only tried to teach us German when I was at school which I didn't have much passion for at the time.
And tbh,I really need to go back to school on my written English!
Still interesting stuff,thank you.
: I think if I was going to try and learn a language it would be Spanish,they only tried to teach us German when I was at school which I didn't have much passion for at the time.And tbh,I really need to go back to school on my written English!
Still interesting stuff,thank you
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SoulSeeker
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really bored =(
petrified eyes
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Disappointed, after two days of anxiety I finally worked up the courage to call my friend and she didn't answer. I hate phones, voicemail even more.
Almost how we all learn out native language
well i think you do learn your native language from the TV, but doesnt also interaction with family members and freinds and school have a big influence on it? You cant learn spelling from television..
my two cents..
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Tiercel
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I really don't care for practical languages. The three I'd learn, or learn better than I already know, are Latin, Old English, and Tolkien's Elvish. Of course I'd have to learn that fancy script for the last one, too.
But since they really have no practical purpose, it's a bit difficult to practice them.
Pink_Paula
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I'm feeling good, i had a great day out with one of my best friends and i got chatted up twice tonight, maybe i'm not as bad as i thought
Pink_Paula
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AimeeSP
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My ukulele came earlier today! that cheered me up.
Awww paula great to hear you've had a good time and pulled ... twice!! ::
Aww mandy im sorry you're feeling this way. :: *big hugs*
that cheered me up.Awww paula great to hear you've had a good time and pulled ... twice!! :
:Disappointed in myself!!!
Aww mandy im sorry you're feeling this way. :
: *big hugs*
anomicdeer
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I really don't care for practical languages. The three I'd learn, or learn better than I already know, are Latin, Old English, and Tolkien's Elvish. Of course I'd have to learn that fancy script for the last one, too.
But since they really have no practical purpose, it's a bit difficult to practice them.
Tolkien's Elvish? Like in The Hobbit?
I only used that to translate what's on the cover of the version I have.
Pink_Paula
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Awww paula great to hear you've had a good time and pulled ... twice!! :
Hehehe thankies Aimee
It's always a confidence boost when guys show an interest, especially when you're feeling low 
Dronee
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Probably true these days good point
Try the pig's Pig Latin. Lots of my lecturers used to speak this language.
awkwardamanda
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Something like "meh."
agoraphobickatie
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i feel all alone in SPW!! i'm blowin' up the threads! where is everyone right now!? haha =/
Tiercel
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Yup. Ever since I finally got around to reading his books right before the movies came out, I've decided that if I ever get married, I'd want the inscription to be in that script because a) LotR-related and kinda cool looking and b) oh, the irony! My biggest complaint about Elvish is that Tolkien only created so many words, despite creating two different versions.
But I really like the way they sound, and have even played around with the idea of a song or a poem using Elvish. Though I highly doubt I'll ever get around to that!
