NS and Language

[Horusland]

Oh.
I think that, for me, it's silly that I make so many mistakes. After three years of French.
But I'll surely keep learning until I know it!

By the way, the best way of learning a language is to move there for a few months.

Indeed. One day, I intend on moving to Japan for at least half a year.

Same here for French, Finnish and Japanese.
Last two = best countries EVER.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Indeed. One day, I intend on moving to Japan for at least half a year.

But was my sentence in French correct?

I learn language through song, mostly.

I don't understand the second phrase. It reads "what/that I have learned there is some years".

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Indeed. One day, I intend on moving to Japan for at least half a year.

Same here for French, Finnish and Japanese.
Last two = best countries EVER.

Japan fascinates me, indeed.

[Horusland]

Same here for French, Finnish and Japanese.
Last two = best countries EVER.

Japan fascinates me, indeed.

What part? The history (samurai and ninjas and kingdoms), the culture (food, language, places to visit, traditions) or modern Japan (robots, technology, anime, weird clothing)? Or something else?

I love them all. :3

[Camelza]

Indeed. One day, I intend on moving to Japan for at least half a year.

Same here for French, Finnish and Japanese.
Last two = best countries EVER.

Every country has its pros and cons ...even Slovakia.

Un de nous, Knox, un francophile.

Je suis anglais jusqu'au bout des ongles!

Bien sur, Knox... Bien sur...

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Japan fascinates me, indeed.

What part? The history (samurai and ninjas and kingdoms), the culture (food, language, places to visit, traditions) or modern Japan (robots, technology, anime, weird clothing)? Or something else?

I love them all. :3

Culture and modern Japan, and I'll probably start on the history as soon as I finish my current Ancient Mesopotamia fanaticism.

[Horusland]

Same here for French, Finnish and Japanese.
Last two = best countries EVER.

Every country has its pros and cons ...even Slovakia.

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

[Kalosia]

But was my sentence in French correct?

I learn language through song, mostly.

I don't understand the second phrase. It reads "what/that I have learned there is some years".

Like I said, that was translated. If I recall correctly it's supposed to mean "which I learnt years ago."

[Arglorand]

Every country has its pros and cons ...even Slovakia.

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

Slovakia has an awfully badass castle atop a mountain whose name I forget on the way from Poland to Hungary.

[Vredlandia]

German, English and I'm learning French. Also I had two years of Spanish, but that's not more than a few basic things.

[Camelza]

Every country has its pros and cons ...even Slovakia.

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

Well ...Slovakia is pretty much "uknown", or portrayed as an eastern block country.
Truth is it has beautiful cities like every ex-Austrian Imperial possessions does, as well as a large cultural stage and beautiful natural sceneries.
It is quite poor for European standarts though.

[Horusland]

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

Slovakia has an awfully badass castle atop a mountain whose name I forget on the way from Poland to Hungary.

So do other countries. Many in Europe. And all those castles are AWESOME.
I'm planning a trip across Europe. I have no idea when. Maybe this summer, maybe in 5 years. Maybe I'll see that castle. I know I want to see Austria, Liechtenstein, France, Italy and Spain.

[Horusland]

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

Well ...Slovakia is pretty much "uknown", or portrayed as an eastern block country.
Truth is it has beautiful cities like every ex-Austrian Imperial possessions does, as well as a large cultural stage and beautiful natural sceneries.
It is quite poor for European standarts though.

Nonsense. Romania is in the Eastern Bloc. Romania is beautiful like that. Slovakia would surely be a great place to visit, like some other countries in the Eastern Bloc.

[The Blaatschapen]

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

Well ...Slovakia is pretty much "uknown", or portrayed as an eastern block country.
Truth is it has beautiful cities like every ex-Austrian Imperial possessions does, as well as a large cultural stage and beautiful natural sceneries.
It is quite poor for European standarts though.

Poor is good. It just means cheap beer. 0.83 euro for 0.5L back in 2009 when I went there.

[Nationalist State of Knox]

I don't understand the second phrase. It reads "what/that I have learned there is some years".

Like I said, that was translated. If I recall correctly it's supposed to mean "which I learnt years ago."

Bloody hell, that was a botched translation.

[Camelza]

Slovakia has an awfully badass castle atop a mountain whose name I forget on the way from Poland to Hungary.

So do other countries. Many in Europe. And all those castles are AWESOME.
I'm planning a trip across Europe. I have no idea when. Maybe this summer, maybe in 5 years. Maybe I'll see that castle. I know I want to see Austria, Liechtenstein, France, Italy and Spain.

Liechtenstein is practically a minature of Switzerland ..why not visit the Helvetic Confederation instead?

[Nationalist State of Knox]

Slovakia has an awfully badass castle atop a mountain whose name I forget on the way from Poland to Hungary.

So do other countries. Many in Europe. And all those castles are AWESOME.
I'm planning a trip across Europe. I have no idea when. Maybe this summer, maybe in 5 years. Maybe I'll see that castle. I know I want to see Austria, Liechtenstein, France, Italy and Spain.

Not the UK?

[Arglorand]

Tell me the pros, the cons, and why Slovakia. :3

One pro would be beauty. any mountainous area is beautiful.
And that's all I know about Slovakia.

Well ...Slovakia is pretty much "uknown", or portrayed as an eastern block country.
Truth is it has beautiful cities like every ex-Austrian Imperial possessions does, as well as a large cultural stage and beautiful natural sceneries.
It is quite poor for European standarts though.

It's not just being an ex-Austrian possession that helps, it's generally being in Central Europe.

My favourite city of them all is, barring Jerusalem, definitely Krakow.

[Camelza]

Well ...Slovakia is pretty much "uknown", or portrayed as an eastern block country.
Truth is it has beautiful cities like every ex-Austrian Imperial possessions does, as well as a large cultural stage and beautiful natural sceneries.
It is quite poor for European standarts though.

It's not just being an ex-Austrian possession that helps, it's generally being in Central Europe.

My favourite city of them all is, barring Jerusalem, definitely Krakow.

The name of that city reminds me of the sound that the ground makes when it breaks.

[Horusland]

So do other countries. Many in Europe. And all those castles are AWESOME.
I'm planning a trip across Europe. I have no idea when. Maybe this summer, maybe in 5 years. Maybe I'll see that castle. I know I want to see Austria, Liechtenstein, France, Italy and Spain.

Liechtenstein is practically a minature of Switzerland ..why not visit the Helvetic Confederation instead?

I like Switzerland, too. But Liechtenstein is environmental and small. Small = good. I have always liked the small countries, like San Marino, Vatican, Andorra, and Luxembourg. Always. And also, I've heard that you can become ''King for a Day'' in Liechtenstein. :3

Switzerland is on my list, too. That's probably how I'll go: Romania - Hungary - Austria - Liechtenstein - Switzerland - France - Spain, and then back through Italy.

If this ever happens and if the others I'm going with agree with me.

[Horusland]

So do other countries. Many in Europe. And all those castles are AWESOME.
I'm planning a trip across Europe. I have no idea when. Maybe this summer, maybe in 5 years. Maybe I'll see that castle. I know I want to see Austria, Liechtenstein, France, Italy and Spain.

Not the UK?

We'll see. You can't visit all of Europe in one trip. If I could do that, I'd go through Finland and Germany and Greece, too.

[Arglorand]

It's not just being an ex-Austrian possession that helps, it's generally being in Central Europe.

My favourite city of them all is, barring Jerusalem, definitely Krakow.

The name of that city reminds me of the sound that the ground makes when it breaks.

It reminds me of crack in general. Interpret that as you will.

[Camelza]

Well ...Slovakia is pretty much "uknown", or portrayed as an eastern block country.
Truth is it has beautiful cities like every ex-Austrian Imperial possessions does, as well as a large cultural stage and beautiful natural sceneries.
It is quite poor for European standarts though.

Poor is good. It just means cheap beer. 0.83 euro for 0.5L back in 2009 when I went there.

Serbia is far cheaper ...a beer can would cost (in Dinars) 0.10Eu!

[The Blaatschapen]

Poor is good. It just means cheap beer. 0.83 euro for 0.5L back in 2009 when I went there.

Serbia is far cheaper ...a beer can would cost (in Dinars) 0.10Eu!

I was talking about bars. Sorry, didn't make that clear.

[Camelza]

Serbia is far cheaper ...a beer can would cost (in Dinars) 0.10Eu!

I was talking about bars. Sorry, didn't make that clear.

Nevertheless ,there isn't a cheaper destination in Europe than Serbia(Moldova maybe, but still....)