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derpface
Sweden925 Posts
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Megapenthes
United Kingdom202 Posts
On December 25 2012 11:05 WeavingHarp9 wrote: French is harder than many other languages is because its quite different from other languages in grammar. (comparing with european languages since those are the only once i have a decent idea about their grammar. But there are languages such as finnish that are just plain dumb in how hard it is to learn. I find Korean/Japanese to be easier to grasp than finnish and I'm swedish with serveral finnish friends.. ~~ I dunno about how it is compared to other romance languages, but even though English is a Germanic language I still find the grammar in French to be very similar to English at least, in terms of tenses it's really similar. I suppose sometimes word order changes. The only thing I had trouble with was the subjunctive as far as I went... | ||
Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On December 25 2012 19:03 derpface wrote: I kinda like romance. Those lit candles, cheap red wine, its a good feeling. Terrible pop rock combined with cheap scented candles and a shitty bottle of red make sex at least twice as good. | ||
bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On December 25 2012 19:32 Alejandrisha wrote: polt could seriously go to any school in the us he wanted to. and quit progaming forever, for all of you guessing what team he is going to join :D So its gonna be Root? | ||
derpface
Sweden925 Posts
On December 25 2012 20:18 bo1b wrote: Terrible pop rock combined with cheap scented candles and a shitty bottle of red make sex at least twice as good. I remember in my youth when my girlfriend wanted to have Cascade - Poison on everytime we would have sex. | ||
AceHigh.
Poland64 Posts
On December 25 2012 19:27 Megapenthes wrote: I dunno about how it is compared to other romance languages, but even though English is a Germanic language I still find the grammar in French to be very similar to English at least, in terms of tenses it's really similar. I suppose sometimes word order changes. The only thing I had trouble with was the subjunctive as far as I went... A lot of similarities exist, both in grammar and (even more so) in vocabulary. There are historical reasons for this, namely the Norman conquest which introduced a completely new, French-speaking ruling class. | ||
OptimusYale
Korea (South)1005 Posts
On December 25 2012 21:27 AceHigh. wrote: A lot of similarities exist, both in grammar and (even more so) in vocabulary. There are historical reasons for this, namely the Norman conquest which introduced a completely new, French-speaking ruling class. However there was VERY little integration as the Norman rulers decided that they were better than the locals, and ruled from the heavens. This meant that there was very little linguistic integration at that time, and most of the french in English now came at a later date. Some of it stuck, but a lot of it was kept VERY separate from the commoners. In fact, the Norman speakers alienated themselves linguisticly because of this, and they also lost their connection to Normandy, and ended up speaking a completely archaic dialect compared to their brothers in Normandy. | ||
AceHigh.
Poland64 Posts
And as I said, there are historical reasons, not just this one reason. The subsequent involvement of England in fights in France and other political events also contributed to this, but the influx of French into what we now know as English started with William the Conqueror's victory. @down: Don't complain, appreciate the knowledge you may acquire. =^.^= | ||
rrwrwx
United States247 Posts
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
On December 26 2012 05:49 Fionn wrote: After thinking about it, I'm pretty sure Violet and Polt just hung out during IPL4/NASL, Violet was like, 'Yeah, I get to live in America, get paid well, and make tons of money by beating up North Americans in qualifiers and going to every foreign tournament', and Polt thought it was a good idea and left. Polt, only having a year left in his major, is probably not going to an American school to finish his degree. He is probably coming to America to beat all the foreign tournaments in 2013, become fluent in English, and join a foreign team that will send him everywhere he wants without GSTL obligations. After all that stalking and theorycrafting, I still wonder why you aren't a personnal friend of the man himself. You probably know more about him than Polt himself. :p | ||
ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
On December 26 2012 06:09 Noocta wrote: After all that stalking and theorycrafting, I still wonder why you aren't a personnal friend of the man himself. You probably know more about him than Polt himself. :p There is only one solution to this mystery: Fionn is Polt. mind = blown | ||
Kosmatesny
Poland3 Posts
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izmatic
United States104 Posts
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Zealos
United Kingdom3571 Posts
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Australia54784 Posts
On December 26 2012 05:49 Fionn wrote: After thinking about it, I'm pretty sure Violet and Polt just hung out during IPL4/NASL, Violet was like, 'Yeah, I get to live in America, get paid well, and make tons of money by beating up North Americans in qualifiers and going to every foreign tournament', and Polt thought it was a good idea and left. Polt, only having a year left in his major, is probably not going to an American school to finish his degree. He is probably coming to America to beat all the foreign tournaments in 2013, become fluent in English, and join a foreign team that will send him everywhere he wants without GSTL obligations. pretty sure this move was in the works for a while already, no? | ||
PhoenixVoid
Canada32739 Posts
On December 26 2012 09:11 opterown wrote: pretty sure this move was in the works for a while already, no? Two months apparently. | ||
jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On December 26 2012 08:09 Zealos wrote: Eg need some koreans in the USA to stomp foreign tourneys now that their koreans are in korea : D Their Koreans have always been in korea | ||
zekkou
11 Posts
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