I am from a wonderful country that none of you heard of :Lebanon
I am waiting to awesomeo to see that his country is makin us live like crap I hate you(just joking we are neighbors no hate for you).
In my school we're obligated to learn french, it's so fucking difficult to me (which is weird because English is like my native language even though I was born in Israel). Fuck my school.
I enjoy the diversity too, I was just saying from the point of view of where the game is more or less popular.
What brought you to Seoul? Were you on exchange?
Graduated from two Schools. First one is tantamount with High-school diplomas. Second is meaningful for the commercial-business. Not sure how to properly pronounce it for english Users. I don't think you have this one lol.
Yes, from my mother's side. People think Siberia is only a land of prisons, when there are towns and beautiful woodlands and tundras. I guess it's just stereotyping. Where does your family come from?
Germany, 24 Y.
Graduated from two Schools. First one is tantamount with High-school diplomas. Second is meaningful for the commercial-bus… moreiness. Not sure how to properly pronounce it for english Users. I don't think you have this one lol.
Haven't done much with it yet though.
Germany, 24 Y.
Graduated from two Schools. First one is tantamount with High-school diplomas. Second is meaningful for the commercial-bus… moreiness. Not sure how to properly pronounce it for english Users. I don't think you have this one lol.
Haven't done much with it yet though.
It's not that. My mum's (yes for all you Americans, we spell it 'mum' here) Canadian, so I have a sort-of American accent, or that's what it sounds like to me. One time, someone asked me if I was Irish.
On another note, I'm just not like a lot of Australians. I rarely watch AFL (I only know enough to know that my team, Carlton, has sucked for years, and that Essendon do not deserve respect). I just don't really blend in that much. (Also, I'm underage so I can't drink VB)
You have to learn the Basics in School. Nowadays even in Elementary School. Which is good. The sooner, the better. Later on Business English too. If you choose to continue your Education.
So i would say not that common but not that uncommon either. Lets say it is what a Person makes out of the Ability. It helps a lot if you watch TV Shows or Movies in english with German Subtitles, reading english Comics/Books and so. And if you want to play Telltale Games you better have some Knowledge. I'm just glad there are Pause Buttons sometimes though x) Especially in Wolf Among Us.
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I enjoy the diversity too, I was just saying from the point of view of where the game is more or less popular.
What brought you to Seoul? Were you on exchange?
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Sim, a Austrália e Irlanda são surpreendentes:) Eu amo este Tradutor :P
Haha, você arrasa, cara.
Hey, I'm part Lebanese! :b
Obrigado, acho que és muito fixe também
This thread is going to die now, nobody ever goes to general chat.
Well, I'm forced to learn english and spanish, but it's teached badly. That's lame.
Correct hehe
Aangenaam! ^^
I was with my father, he was deployed there, before they started sending all the students to Osan.
Germany, 24 Y.
Graduated from two Schools. First one is tantamount with High-school diplomas. Second is meaningful for the commercial-business. Not sure how to properly pronounce it for english Users. I don't think you have this one lol.
Haven't done much with it yet though.
isn't there a lot of different ethnic groups in Siberia?
The Islamic version "Musa" or "Mosa" is a very common name.
Like advertising?
Not in Israel, never met a person names Moses.
No, not really,
More like Trading, Office and so.
But I think i found the english Meaning of it: Vocational Diploma.
I'm from a shitty area in suburban London
Haha, allemaal Nederlanders hier
I am talking about the islamic variety of the name.
It is funny, because I can understand "Aangenaam". Also I work with someone who speaks Afrikaans.
Which language is that? Irish, Celtic, Gaelic? Anyway it warms my heart to see people speak that.
I have been in Adana too, I have been in a shitload of places in Turkey
funny thing about football/soccer, a blue collar sport with white collar prices.
How appropriate, you fight like a cow!
Is this a fight? maybe I should have switched my name to AtheistKurd.
It's Irish, i've been using a translator to post in different languages when i've been bored lately.
Y'know, Monkey Island reference? Because of your profile pic?
I'm Aussie, but I could easily be mistaken for an American.
Ahh it was such a long time ago i cant even remember where the reference is from. But i guess its from TTs Monkey Island.
Actually, it's from the very first game
Cool, I loved the insult fighting, especially in MI 3
You just need to eat more anzac biscuits and drink more VB :P
Is it common in Germany for people to be able to write in English?
It's not that. My mum's (yes for all you Americans, we spell it 'mum' here) Canadian, so I have a sort-of American accent, or that's what it sounds like to me. One time, someone asked me if I was Irish.
On another note, I'm just not like a lot of Australians. I rarely watch AFL (I only know enough to know that my team, Carlton, has sucked for years, and that Essendon do not deserve respect). I just don't really blend in that much. (Also, I'm underage so I can't drink VB)
I'm from Croatia.
So i would say not that common but not that uncommon either. Lets say it is what a Person makes out of the Ability. It helps a lot if you watch TV Shows or Movies in english with German Subtitles, reading english Comics/Books and so. And if you want to play Telltale Games you better have some Knowledge. I'm just glad there are Pause Buttons sometimes though x) Especially in Wolf Among Us.