Svenskaflicka
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This thread proves why it's such a good thing to be a Swede. I can always use the Yes-English-Is-My-Second-Language - escape card.
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Alex De Kok said:Why, Lou, man, ah didn't knaa yer kud taak Geordie, like.
Purr, my dearly beloved is giving me a little digital voice recorder for my forthcoming birthday (date withheld!) so maybe, just maybe, but divvent haad yer breath, kiddar.
Alex
PS: NaNoWriMo aren't taking sign-ups 'til 3pm Pacific, so I guess it will be tomorrow for me.
Ah, Svenskaya, I'd love to hear your voice.Svenskaflicka said:This thread proves why it's such a good thing to be a Swede. I can always use the Yes-English-Is-My-Second-Language - escape card.
Plaid Cymru?raphy said:Oh god, voice recordings.
So who wants to hear me sing the Welsh National Anthem then? In Welsh, of course...
Alex De Kok said:Plaid Cymru?
Alex
I do, babe. I love Welshman. Are you a bass, baritone?raphy said:So who wants to hear me sing the Welsh National Anthem then? In Welsh, of course...
raphy said:Oh god, voice recordings.
So who wants to hear me sing the Welsh National Anthem then? In Welsh, of course...
Dear Perdita,perdita said:I love Welshman.
gauchecritic said:I've never been sure what the Welsh national anthem is. I've narrowed it down to two possibilities: "Bread From Evanses" or the one that goes "Mai beeth enny wee weddy preo ar gath weddy scrappo Johnny bach" (Only learned it from a Welsh bloke, [a touring Russian Choir version] never seen it written down.)
Gauche
gauchecritic said:Didn't know you were Welsh Holo. Not from the splot by any chance? Do you know someone called Greg Owens...
What am I talking about. Of course you know someone called Greg Owens. Might as well have asked if you know Dai the milk. Look you.
Gauche
DarlingNikki said:Can we still add word peeves?
Mine: "for all intensive purposes."
All those other ones too. I was in a writing workshop with a high school teacher who used "would of" in an essay about teaching. I was very upset about it.
Uther_Pendragon said:Well, in what place?
In narration, it's a sign of a person who can't write.
In dialogue, it's realistic. I'll admit that I usually
write it as "would've."
Similarly, I use "'cause" fairly often in dialogue
where "because" would be grammatically correct.
Dear Callig,raphy said:Those who can, do. Those who can't..