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calmdowngrizzly escreveu:

i thought "Ben Silver" said Ben Stiller and i was confused....

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seoulful escreveu:

i'm going to finish some school there and just see how things go, or something like that, but.. i know zero korean and have never ever been to asia, it will be a beyond interesting experience. you will love spain! btw, your seen lives blow me away. did you see jaguar love on their latest tour?

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zombiesaresmart escreveu:

(a bit late, sorry!) well yeah, it's true that English has lots of non-regular stuff; also pronunciation is crazy sometimes (no rules!), etc but... think about it. No genres, no conjugations, no subjunctive, the verbs are very easy... But yeah, maybe it's not sooo easy, it's just that seems to flow from my mind since I've studied it for so long. I guess it's that. Yeah RR seems to be a problem for foreigners. I guess you know the theory? you have to put your tongue in your palate (close to your teeth but not touching them) and make your tongue vibrate... I guess that didn't help at all haha, sorry. Can't explain it any better. About me... I live in the South of Spain, in Andalucia (the stereotype of 'typical Spanish' is even stronger here! haha) and I'm in high school (next year is my last one before uni).

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seoulful escreveu:

straight out of detroit.. new detroit, but in 1.5 months i will call Seoul home, et tu?

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seoulful escreveu:

dope taste.. but seriously past lives is nothing without johnny whitney.

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hole666666 escreveu:

which post-blood brothers band should I start with?

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zombiesaresmart escreveu:

The hardest thing for me (apart from strong accents or just American accent -sorry) are phrasal verbs, there are just too many, it's crazy. The rest is generally quite easy... it's like one of the easiest languages ever (do you agree?). About Spanish... I'm from the South of Spain. Most of people here use "sentao" for "sentado", "pa" for "para", "to" for "todo" etc. People from the rest of Spain think it's wrong (they usually laugh at us, you know, the typical thing, North>South) but it's just a different pronunciation. So what are your problems with Spanish? I suppose subjuntivo is a bitch, and also foreign people seem to struggle with pronunciation, specially "j/g" and "c/z" and remembering that "h" is silent ;)

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zombiesaresmart escreveu:

Bueno... en España nadie "vosea"... seguramente pararían de hablar inmediatamente y te mirarían raro :P... es algo totalmente "argentino" y suena sexy. Aprendo inglés británico (es el que nos enseñan aquí, pero también aprendemos vocabulario americano), y me encanta. De hecho el inglés americano es para mí muy difícil de entender a veces y no suena tan bonito como el británico en mi opinión. También me gusta el scottish (like Desmond, from 'Lost') pero... aparte del británico y el americano, no sé distinguir más. El australiano, por ejemplo, no sé cómo suena :/

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