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  • No, I just thought it was appropriate. D:

    What's the favor?
    Because I can't sex anyone up ;;
    lol old gaelic is the same as modern day Gaelic. :3 It hasn't changed, except for more vocabulary.

    I thought you meant like..you just got an award.
    I don't really like German. :x Don't kill me. I like Irish and Russian. ^_^

    You getting awards for something you wrote years ago. :[
    I am in Spanish now, I hate it as well. It's just..not pretty. It sounds so ugly in my opinion. :[ I get an A though~

    You're welcome.

    That's weird. O_O
    Yes it does have Spanish in it. Just as much Spanish as it does every other language. :P

    Vulgar? How? ;-; It is sexist. ;;

    Oh, you use these image tags:


    You'll have to remove the spaces of course." alt="" style="float: right;" />" alt="" style="float: left;" />
    Esperanto is actually a mix of Romance, German, and Slavik languages. :P So you will see a lot of similarities with other languages.

    en.lernu.net has a full course in Esperanto.
    Livemocha.com has a lot of courses too (and in multiple other languages as well)

    Both free~
    Finnish and Russian are languages that many people say you will never become fluent in. This is due to the verbs, nouns and adjectives.

    The verbs in Finnish and Russian tend to be very irregular. And in Russian, there are actually two sets of conjugations and no way to tell which one to use on a verb. It's completely random. With both Finnish and Russian, the nouns and adjectives go through cases (Just like in German.) Although in German, there are only four cases. In Russian, there are 6, and in Finnish there are 15. Basically, it's like conjugating but with the nouns and adjectives. o:

    Esperanto has only one real case (English has none by the way) and it is the accusative. And all you do is add an "n" on the affected noun.

    Here is an example in Esperanto:

    The word for "wall" in Esperanto is "muro."

    I break walls is -- Mi rompas murojn.

    (There is a "j" because it is plural)

    You are breaking the wall, the wall is the direct object so it would be in the accusative case.
    xD

    Well, Esperanto is the easiest language on the planet to learn. Quite literally. On average, it takes an English speaker to learn German/Spanish/Dutch/and so on about 4 years to become fluent. It takes 6 months for Esperanto.

    It's also growing rapidly. It had about..10000 speakers 10 years ago. Now it has over 2000000.

    It is a constructed language, which means someone made it. And they made it to be easy. Basically, the goal is for it to be a universal second language so people of different cultures (Let's say, someone from Egypt went to China) could speak more easily.

    :]
    Illinois bugs me ;;

    Idk him. xD

    But here are some bands:

    t.A.T.u
    TEMA
    Nich'ya
    Maksim

    :3

    But be careful with TEMA, their old stuff is the good stuff. There is a newer person who calls themself "TEMA" and they suck. :[
    Whenever I VM you.. it's always TH related.. xD; BUTOHWELL.

    Again. Your new Bill theme is awesome.. *_* did you make the icons?
    ;3

    Ah, I was born and raised in Ohio. :[ I want to move to Canada, or the Netherlands some day. Maybe Norway. =]

    and lolol.

    Want to know some good Russian bands? I love Russian music.
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