Don't worry, I don't think it will for a long time. And I finished it too, so if you want to chat about it, just hit me up! Also, Jesse never says, 'Yeah, science, bitch!', he said, 'Yeah, Mr White! Yeah, science!' just to clear that up lol.
Well, this IS Jesse we're talking about. I imagine, if the series had continued, he eventually WOULD have said "science, bitch!" Then again, by the end of it, I imagine he must have been pretty much sick to death of anything science-related.
Kind of wish we knew more about what happened to him.. But given he had a car stolen from a mass crime scene, no money, no home, probably no passport, looked like a homeless person covered in grime and blood.. I have a feeling he probably wouldn't have made it to Alaska after all.
I've been watching Better Call Saul, but it's a bit slow-paced, especially in comparison.
Most of the languages listed (with the expection of German and English) are Romance languages. Germanic languages, (Such as German, English, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, etc.) tend to have rougher tones compared to Romance languages. In Dutch, for example, the word for science is 'Wetenschap'.
I prefer the sound of Germanic languages over Romance languages, but that’s probably just because my mother tongue is Dutch, possibly the roughest-sounding of them all
I always thought that romance languages like French sounded rougher than Norwegian, at least. Lots of them sound rougher than Germanic languages, to my ear.
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It depends on what you call rough. French has a uvular R, which I don’t think occurs in Norwegian, but some other Germanice languages do have it. A big difference between the families is the cadence and rhythm of the languages. Romance languages have different stress patterns form Germanic languages (I don’t remember the terms). Many people find the stress in Romance languages more melodic than the Germanic stress patterns
I find the uvular r only in south and south west of Norway, not everywhere though. I find German a little bit more rough than others. But it has some really mellow sounding words with the sch all over the place. German and French sounds pretty tough, but in a good way and can sound rhythmic and nice. Dutch really isn't so bad as people say. Romanian is weird but I love it. Norwegian and Swedish can be downright songlike.
Sorry, too late
Good job, guest :)
Kind of wish we knew more about what happened to him.. But given he had a car stolen from a mass crime scene, no money, no home, probably no passport, looked like a homeless person covered in grime and blood.. I have a feeling he probably wouldn't have made it to Alaska after all.
I've been watching Better Call Saul, but it's a bit slow-paced, especially in comparison.