Since I'm a bit bored.. tell me GP--

Since I'm a bit bored.. tell me GP--
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It's strange   , I've here 2 (two) big dictonaries and the translation service at altavista, it can't be.



 
 Tormie [ 01 Aug 2003 19:45 ]


Since I'm a bit bored.. tell me GP--
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I guess that's exactly what's the problem  :
Especially the altavista one, that's only for emergencies



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 01 Aug 2003 19:47 ]
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나는 아무것을 이해하지 않았다  



 
 Tormie [ 01 Aug 2003 19:49 ]
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Obviously :



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 01 Aug 2003 19:51 ]
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Wait...hold it right there....let's get back to this whip thing...
Can I whip someone? Please???? I have the need to whip!

Okay, that's out of my system....

Deviant I can understand Tormie just fine.. he's trying to tell you that if you have money you can have all the women you want, even if you have to buy them first lol
"Are you ethero ?"
I'm still trying to find out what "ethero" means, but I'm sure it can't be good
"english it goes to blood"
Also Tormentor has a bloody accent or maybe he's a vampire?

Maybe we need to find a English for dummies book? (not saying who needs this book for fear of a major whipping)      



 
 guiltypleasures [ 01 Aug 2003 19:54 ]
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I can understand him fine most of the time, but occasionally he makes no sense at all : (not that others don't make no sense at times)



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 01 Aug 2003 19:56 ]
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Mmmmh... Do you remember the beginning of that John Carpenter's movie , "The thing " ?

I'm thinking about it, deeply   ....



 
 Tormie [ 01 Aug 2003 19:56 ]
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Hey I never make any sense, so it has nothing to do with language  

I don't remember it tormentor, but I'm sure it's not going to be pleasent



 
 guiltypleasures [ 01 Aug 2003 19:59 ]
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I used to chat on IRC a lot (a few years back) and there was a guy in one of the channels I chatted in that was from I think Norway or somewhere close to that and in one of our conversations I said something about being a "fuddy-duddy" Well his english wasn't all that great at that time and he didn't understand what that term was. I had a heck of a time explaining what it means in english and trying to convey that meaning to what he would understand in his language. It got pretty funny. But then the thing to remember, I'm sure either one of you have expressions in your country that would be totally confusing to me. What I enjoy most about chatting on here as well as in IRC is being able to meet and talk with people from all over the world, learning things from them, getting to know them and seeing how we may be different in some ways, we're still all the same where it counts, In our hearts and souls
I only wish I could speak another language, I feel as though I really screwed up in school when I could have taken a course in one. Also in 47 years of life, I've never once been out of the USA, another sadness I regret.
Oh well, there's something to look forward to in my next life

GP



 
 guiltypleasures [ 01 Aug 2003 20:15 ]
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I think my general english writing and grammar skills are superior to my norwegian ones.. yep, I've spendt that much time on the net, and on the net english is the main language.
Besides from norwegian and english, I've taken german and french classes (both with horrible results. I'll stick to norwegian or english thankyouverymuch).
Personaly, I think all countries should have english as the primary language, and whatever used to be the primary, secondary. That way, there wouldn't be any stupid language barriers  



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 01 Aug 2003 20:19 ]
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Ouch, in english it is "Hetero" (sexual), not ethero.
I intended to say that every time I try to explain better a phrase I wrote in my broken english I start a bloody spiral   , a fight.

I've an "english for dummies book", but I'm tired to go to the train station, buy a ticket and go to Liverpool...



 
 Tormie [ 01 Aug 2003 20:25 ]
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Anyway, I agree with DV about english. I think it's easier to learn english if you live in a country nearer to england. I never seen a phrase in norvegian, but for example german and dutch are very similar (like italian and spanish, I can easily understand spanish even if I never studied it) and there are a lot of words in dutch that have the same root as english.

Anyway, I tried to study german for my fun and it was a nightmare (The teacher was a dream   ), "basic" english is easier.



 
 Tormie [ 01 Aug 2003 20:38 ]
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and all this time eh, i figured eh i was speakin canadian eh.......
  i should have known better.....
  torm, you get your point accross, don't worry about it eh......

  i took 10 years of french in school cause i had too.......


n'importe qui parlent français?  



 
 Landman [ 01 Aug 2003 21:00 ]
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I've always thought that if the devil was to speak a language, it had to be french..



 
 Deviant_Viking [ 01 Aug 2003 21:01 ]
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that would explain why they made me take it......

oh well, google translater works good too

http://translate.google.com/translate_t

have fun all



 
 Landman [ 01 Aug 2003 21:06 ]
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