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stream_42
· 9 years ago
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I relate to this so much that it hurts
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deviledapple
· 9 years ago
i used to date a guy whos english was... well i understood him but he was searching for the right word a LOT.... which i was fine with, but then we visited his parents (did this frequently) i noticed when he spoke to them he didnt seem to really know spanish so well either.... and asked them how to say words a lot (i know just enough spanish to know how to ask to say things, so i understood him asking them this question) it was uh, interesting to say the least
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muricaaintthatcool
· 9 years ago
And then people pull your leg because they think you're acting like a geek
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cactuscake
· 9 years ago
Mmmmm true. I get better grades in english than in swedish
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stream_42
· 9 years ago
Well native language tend to lie on a higher level than English though.
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cactuscake
· 9 years ago
True but still
notaguestnomore
· 9 years ago
For some reason i always forget the turkish word for "skin". I always need to ask someone about it, but otherwise, I'm fine with both languages. It's just that word.
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igorsouz4
· 9 years ago
And also there's things that i can only express with precision in english
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lilyisamazing
· 9 years ago
That's me except the other way around
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guest
· 9 years ago
i feel this on a very personal level
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guest
· 9 years ago
"Stalker". "Awkward". Those words. In French.
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sampo_4
· 9 years ago
that is fucking true
chakun
· 6 years ago
English has a lot of words that simply don't exist in other languages, and vice versa.