I can't reply in the same language, but
1. Yeah, I do speak english
2. My hobby? I dunno, music I guess
3. And this weekend I'm off to Derby.
Anyways, I thought I'd leave you with a brilliant phrase we made up last year.
Eu gosta jogar pingue pongue no frigorifico, com um camundongo.
10 points for language, 100 for meaning!!!
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. Make us all feel wonderful. We'll never forget."
Ooooh Irish! I love the Irish accent. Two of my mates at uni are Irish (one north, one south - had never realised there was such a difference in accents!) but I haven't picked up any Irish yet. Unless you count "what's the craic?", which I don't think counts. . . Lol!
7th July 2007
Hope is the feeling you have, that the feeling you have isn't permanent. (Jean Kerr)
It's something I've only ever heard Irish people say though! Even if it's not Irish language, it's an Irish colloquialism (sp?).
My brother's really into learning languages. He's teaching himself Swahili at the moment. No reason, he has no plans to go anywhere that it would be useful but he likes being able to speak loats of different languages. He can say "I am not a fish" in something like 22 languages including Klingon! He used to insult me in Klingon coz I wouldn't know what it meant. :(
7th July 2007
Hope is the feeling you have, that the feeling you have isn't permanent. (Jean Kerr)
Salut tous de RYL!
Comment ętes-vous?
Moi, je suis tellement fatiguée, mais je suis contente car je faisais un jour de silence aujhourd'hui pour SIAD.
A bientôt
xx
Je pence le joure de silence etre(congetate that? je form?) avil 17?
[edited: didn't want past tense]
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Which language is it? I'm guessing it's similar to Spanish as I managed to understand it.
l'italian :)
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The two most impressive phrases in Russian that I know -
Я не роботаю, я студеитка. (I don't work, I'm a student)
Что вы делаете в лондоне? (What are you doing in London?)
It's depressing to think I've been learning it since september and I still wouldn't be able to tell you what my name is. Yet I would be able to tell you that I work at the Daily Express newspaper in London. Which I don't.
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Ich kann sogar ein bisschen Deutsch sprechen, nur die Adjektiv-Deklination ist noch immer ein Problem. Morda lahko dodam še stavek ali dva v slovenščini? (<-- Slovene) Tengo preguntas, no quiero respuestas - o tal vez si. Navsezadnje, saj me nihče tukaj ne razume - ali pač? :D
