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hmm Pancakes are realley good. ;)

Yep, nigh-unlimited power vs. pancakes…. I wonder what I would choose? :-? :roll: :D

Strawberries n pancakes n blueberries n pancakes n peaches n pancakes mmm mmmmm, good! - Xi

I speak English

I know spanish (some but i still learning it but i still in school)
I know some german.
(like hurry up, quite,good morning,evening,nite.)

DOMKOPF!!! :lol: :lol: (fav. german word :lol: )

I speak English

I know spanish (some but i still learning it but i still in school)
I know some german.
(like hurry up, quite,good morning,evening,nite.)

DOMKOPF!!! :lol: :lol: (fav. german word :lol: )

in bulgaria they made you learb russian so i’m going to start learning from my parents

Strawberries n pancakes n blueberries n pancakes n peaches n pancakes mmm mmmmm, good! - Xi

Sorry, but I don’t buy into any of that junk. It’s all about good, old-fashion, homemade buttermilk pancakes. 8)

TG u have Bad Taste in EVERYTHING! :)

Awwwww… and you got me all excited.

@harry:

YOU DOMKOPF!!! :lol: :lol: (fav. german word :lol: )

Only that it’s “Dummkopf” …. :)

@F_alk:

@harry:

YOU DOMKOPF!!! :lol: :lol: (fav. german word :lol: )

Only that it’s “Dummkopf” …. :)

oh dear Lord that is too funny.

F_k, you shouldna oughta told us!

I used to speak Spanish and Russian fluently. I know a few line of Irish, but need to work on those. I am trying to learn some Chinese (HARD.)

Not having much chance to practice any of these with a live human instructor a lot, I am not making much headway.

Ma enklis is purty bayud, too! :P

How could you “use to speak” a language fluently? Usually you retain full knowledge of it. :-?

“DOMKOPF!!! (fav. german word )”

My favorite German is “Good Morgen!” or “Guten Morgen” as the Germans would put it. :D

“I am trying to learn some Chinese (HARD)”

Learning Chinese is hard, but you should stick with it and sooner or later you will get the hang of it! ^_^

Until then, I will enjoy my American :)

Until then, I will enjoy my American

Good to see someone is content with what they have.

Until then, I will enjoy my American

American, I think its called English

It’s a common misconception, but American IS different from English. The spelling and grammer is very different.

@TG:

It’s a common misconception, but American IS different from English. The spelling and grammer is very different.

But does that qualify to call it a different language? Isn’t it more like a different dialect?

Isn’t it more like a different dialect?

Yeah, I guess you’re right. Sorry for not making that clearer earlier. :)