sahib lopez
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Re: WPC 50K Post Challenge - You Ready?!
lol that sounded serious
I don't know epiphany....I shouldn't be impressed
lol that sounded serious
I don't know epiphany....I shouldn't be impressed
I wasn't surprised since you're a scientist �� I would expect you to use big complicated words
English is his third language I believe....
That was a serious joke :0lol that sounded serious
does he know German ?
That was a serious joke :0
That was a serious joke :0
Yes and I think either one or two other languages. Best to ask him though.
Serious joke... hmmm oxymoron?
Exactly!Serious joke... hmmm oxymoron?
Lol you didn't get me a song yetwhy so serious
There is I guess...like cruel kindnessI wonder if there is such of thing as a serious joke :-O?
Lol you didn't get me a song yet
There is I guess...like cruel kindness
It doesHmmmmm sounds scary U_U
I have a song in my mind now!!! I hope you like it
Not many in North America use the 24hr clock, they often refer to it as 'Army time' usually. Same goes for Australia, it's not common for people to use 24hr clocks. It's really an EU thing. Not sure who else uses it as common.
Okay, just a short overview about my languages and language skills.
My native language is Swiss German, a very strong dialect of German that most Germans don't understand. It has many specific words and sometimes very strange grammar. So the first language I had to learn was actually German. I speak it fluently, have however a slight Swiss accent. I guess I write it better than most Germans, just because I like languages and I have a high level of education. The second language I had to learn at school was French. Unfortunately French and I aren't on the best of terms. I had years and years of French classes, I have spent multiple times time in French speaking areas to learn the language, most notably around 3 months in Paris where I visited a French language school. As I however never use the language in everyday live, most of it got lost over time. I can follow basic conversations, but I couldn't participate. For like two semesters I took Italian, but if this post wasn't about languages, I wouldn't even mention it.
English we had later in school, and I just love English. It's also very easy to stay in touch with this language, as a lot of our popular culture comes from English speaking countries. Like movies, music and books. And now that I'm a scientist, English is the language of science, so I speak it quite often.