Ay, caramba!
Duolingo, anyone?
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eins und dreissig dumbkopf
I can still hear my high school teacher. Frau Myers
Herr Drew: Bitte schrieben sie aus dem tafeln...
Herr Drew: Bitte schrieben sie aus dem tafeln...
Arroz y frijoles with my Bacalhau. Deez chips are wicked salty. Does chips are cold. Dem folks are loud when dey fight in the street. Cape Cod pizza is aight. I like Papa Ginos betterer. I speak Brockton pissah...
You're doing great!
Thanks, I needed validation that I rule! 
I remember learning phone numbers at school, what a mindfuck that was.
All I really remember now is some parts of Puff The Magic Dragon and some nursey rhyme where a hare may have been shot, oh and "Nein Prinz, das ist mein Hamburger!".
German got too hard so I went to computing studies, learning hexadecimal was really helpful.........should have stayed with German.
YaSS!
Que bueno!
‘Ta bien!
Yeah, baby! (I actually have 1500 or so, but lost my streak when I was out of cell for a week)
Full Trucker is kicking some as, too!
Full Trucker is kicking some as, too!
Yo uso una camiseta negro, un sombrero negro, pantalones gris, y zapatos.
Except Google translate tells that actually "Estoy usando" all those things, but I haven't gotten to the part of my Spanish learning where we conjugate past and/or future tenses. Coming up on a 90 day streak, and just learned the verb for "use" which apparently can also translate as "wear". Funny how learning one word feels like it unlocks a bunch of communication.
¡Necesito usar el baño ahora, hijo de puta!
Except Google translate tells that actually "Estoy usando" all those things, but I haven't gotten to the part of my Spanish learning where we conjugate past and/or future tenses. Coming up on a 90 day streak, and just learned the verb for "use" which apparently can also translate as "wear". Funny how learning one word feels like it unlocks a bunch of communication.
¡Necesito usar el baño ahora, hijo de puta!
In certain cases, use and wear are interchangeable. As in "my shoes are worn" - "mis zapatos son usados". So using one word in google translate can lead to problems as the often have several meanings.
You ever see this guys YT videos?! They're fun: https://youtube.com/shorts/XYpM-8j66qg?feature=share
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I worn my worn shoes in the house last night.
Then a dove dove at my nuts.
My wife has a strong accent, 10 years with her and still can say words she has never heard or has any understanding of there context.
I can barley spoke English.
Then a dove dove at my nuts.
My wife has a strong accent, 10 years with her and still can say words she has never heard or has any understanding of there context.
I can barley spoke English.
I sea what you did they’re.
10 years with her and still can say words she has never heard or has any understanding of there context.
Teh Spousal Unit™ is also Duolingo-ing and gets frustrated by the "oddities" (different rules) of Spanish (e.g., adjectives after nouns, gendered nouns, words that are the same except for an accent) so I sent her that. Freaking hilarious. I'm also gonna send her this one, because English is equally stupid: https://youtube.com/shorts/Q1A5A8Xe22s?feature=share
This is another great comedian that likes to play with two languages; in this case french and english...
English is a mish-mash of languages from all the different occupiers of the islands. Start with some Celtic languages, throw in some Old German from Vikings, Latin from the Romans, then some French, then add a bunch of words adopted from a world of colonies.
I have about 50 days doing French as well (I spoke it crudely in college in France), I’m going to do a year, and then add another language, TBD. Probably another Romance language, it really depends on who I meet or want to visit between now and them.
Maybe I’ll learn Glaswegian Or Boston Southie.
Maybe I’ll learn Glaswegian Or Boston Southie.
Latest streak is continuing… (Go ME, it’s about the most interesting thing in my life right now)
20+ years with my Frau and I still dont understand her...I worn my worn shoes in the house last night.
Then a dove dove at my nuts.
My wife has a strong accent, 10 years with her and still can say words she has never heard or has any understanding of there context.
I can barley spoke English.
I'm now on streak day 119, and I'm now capable of telling my girlfriend in Polish that I know a horse that likes cookies...
... so at this point I'm tempted to switch it to French on a higher level, so I can at least add some vocabulary for whenever I need to order some afterride snacks while riding in the Alps.
... so at this point I'm tempted to switch it to French on a higher level, so I can at least add some vocabulary for whenever I need to order some afterride snacks while riding in the Alps.
You might be doing better than I am, because after 147 days I am unable to tell my wife that I know a horse that likes cookies in Spanish. But I can tell her that I have a dog that drinks red wine!
¡Yo tengo un perro y él bebe vino rojo!
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Je connais un cheval qui adore les biscuits.
¿Es bueno o malo?
Tu quitanieves sigue siendo una apesta
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No matter how much you do, there is some other freak (bot?) doing three times as much.
Ni la mitad de duro que tu madre, huevon!