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Drinkquisition! (assuredly nsfw)
#66626
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:04
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#66627
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:05
I used to know Italian.. well enough to get through a simple conversation anyway. Japanese too. That's the extent of my other language learning, been almost 10.. maybe 12 years now though.
- Paragonslustre et ravenesse aiment ceci
#66628
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:07
Just remember 'it has to be grog' as most important sentence.
And I nearly agree. Nearly because I love spanish. Even though I speak it less good as I want to. My Beloved is a halfspanish bastard, so I should know a bit...
And Finnish... yeah... sexy. Especially when talked to me with beards
I raise my thumb to that... more tavern rum fof me!
Dienne, I love you. Never forget that
Cabot! grog for two leave the bottle!

Me too, Rivaini, me too
- ravenesse aime ceci
#66629
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:09
Ahhh, yo soy quero hablar Espanol!
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#66630
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:09
OOL :< *drinks*
I used to know Italian.. well enough to get through a simple conversation anyway. Japanese too. That's the extent of my other language learning, been almost 10.. maybe 12 years now though.
I studied Japanese on my own during my teens! I had a pretty decent level of understanding, though when it comes to writing it was limited to hiragana/katakana and a few simple kanji.
Also I studied 2 years of French at highschool, but I think I'm still better at Japanese than French ![]()
Ahhh, (yo)<noun is often omitted
soyquiero hablar Español!
Just trying to help, not being an arsehole/know-it-all. Aargh I was trying to avoid correcting people. Bad Dienne, bad! *drinks*
#66631
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:11
Oh... young love flourishes...
#66632
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:11
Cabot! grog
for twoleave the bottle!
Me too, Rivaini, me too

Si? ;-pAhhh, yo soy quero hablar Espanol!
#66634
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:14
I can swear like a f*ucking trooper in Polish
Of course you do... you live in Ireland
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#66635
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:16
I can swear like a f*ucking trooper in Polish
The translation is probably mooore than wrong but:
Chciałbym swoje frytki jesz brzydkie penisa!
That, translated to my language is what my best polish friends keep telling me. ![]()
- Paragonslustre aime ceci
#66636
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:25
... I'm too innocent for that. I only know 'hi' and 'thanks'.
#66637
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:25
Other than that I can speak Maori but there aren't many others who can back home let alone in Australia.
- Paragonslustre et Ashaantha aiment ceci
#66638
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:27
Google translate suggests:I would like your fries you eat pesky penis
... I'm too innocent for that. I only know 'hi' and 'thanks'.
It's 'Ich würde gerne deine Pommes essen, du hässlicher Penis.' ![]()
- ravenesse aime ceci
#66639
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:28
Irish sounds very Germanic, don't you think Raven? The Welsh language is very melodic to me. I got my A level in French in sixth form so I can have a basic convo in French, but I'm better at writing it. I was a member of a French forum for a while, they were brilliant - no English all French, and some good colloquialisms, they were so mean but taught me a lot.
The translation is probably mooore than wrong but:
Chciałbym swoje frytki jesz brzydkie penisa!
That, translated to my language is what my best polish friends keep telling me.
i can only swear phonetically (is that right)?
so I know how to say it and what it means but couldn't write it. It sounds really good though!
#66640
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:30
I'm fluent in Australian lol.
Other than that I can speak Maori but there aren't many others who can back home let alone in Australia.
You speak in the language of combat!
Edit: Oh oh oh ....... *drinks* in the language of mortal wombat!
- Duelist et ravenesse aiment ceci
#66641
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:30
Irish sounds very Germanic, don't you think Raven? The Welsh language is very melodic to me. I got my A level in French in sixth form so I can have a basic convo in French, but I'm better at writing it. I was a member of a French forum for a while, they were brilliant - no English all French, and some good colloquialisms, they were so mean but taught me a lot.
i can only swear phonetically (is that right)?
so I know how to say it and what it means but couldn't write it. It sounds really good though!
Uh, but you ARE polish or did i get this wrong? ![]()
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#66642
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:35
It's 'Ich würde gerne deine Pommes essen, du hässlicher Penis.'
Muahaha, I don't think I'll ever need that. But thanks
Eh... no. Sorry, but 'oirish' doesn't sound germanic to me at all.Irish sounds very Germanic, don't you think Raven? The Welsh language is very melodic to me. I got my A level in French in sixth form so I can have a basic convo in French, but I'm better at writing it. I was a member of a French forum for a while, they were brilliant - no English all French, and some good colloquialisms, they were so mean but taught me a lot.
i can only swear phonetically (is that right)?so I know how to say it and what it means but couldn't write it. It sounds really good though!
And I remember a lot of times where irish people told me, they don't understand anything when someone of the next county talked to them.
The only thing similar to german is that they got no 'th'
#66643
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:40
I can speak in a west country accent.
I also know a little German.
He's sitting over there.
*points*

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#66644
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:43
Muahaha, I don't think I'll ever need that. But thanks
Eh... no. Sorry, but 'oirish' doesn't sound germanic to me at all.
And I remember a lot of times where irish people told me, they don't understand anything when someone of the next county talked to them.
The only thing similar to german is that they got no 'th'
It's the cadence to me, but I'm no expert at all on languages in any case. Hardly anyone here speaks Gaelic, and the difference in dialects are the same here as in any country I suppose.
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#66645
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:46

Me looking over this thread....
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#66646
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:53

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#66647
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:53
Uh, but you ARE polish or did i get this wrong?
Nah, I'm English (British nationality - guards tea from IR) ...
I was born in England (mother English, father Polish), but now I live in Ireland just to confuse it all.
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#66648
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 09:59
Nah, I'm English (British nationality - guards tea from IR) ...
I was born in England (mother English, father Polish), but now I live in Ireland just to confuse it all.
I want to live in Ireland! Boo to you! The only country I have a boner to live in.
- Paragonslustre aime ceci
#66649
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 10:00
Also, don't let Raven fool anyone .... she is Rivaini
*Paragon gathers up Dave and nods to the Pirate smirking in the corner twirling her daggers.*
Well played my friend, well ... played .....
*Paragon backs out of the Herald's Rest, never taking her eyes of DPR ...*
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- ravenesse aime ceci
#66650
Posté 21 octobre 2015 - 10:01
You speak in the language of combat!
Edit: Oh oh oh ....... *drinks* in the language of mortal wombat!
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