TET: Summertime, time to sit back and unwind

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I thought you were saying "more" instead of corn.

Street language in American Spanish can be weird

So it seems, esse.

[The Serbian Empire]

Not all uni experiences are made equal, unfortunately.

I wanna know what nanas was like ^^

I wanna know how benshi's is like too!

Probably better than what I imagine them to be

Mine has also been a bit underwhelming. Of course, community college is more like HS on steroids with less drama and more work.

[Benshir]

I speak Arabic, Coptic, and English.

Arabic and Coptic are beautiful languages. Heard both in East Orthodox (Christian) liturgies.

I wanna know what nanas was like ^^

I wanna know how benshi's is like too!

Probably better than what I imagine them to be

My university experience?

Code, more code, management theory, computer science, computer engineering, Rugby Union, 3 meals a day at the Hawker Centre, cheap shopping in Little India, and a stint on the production team for WahBanana.

[Kiruri]

Street language in American Spanish can be weird

So it seems, esse.

Aquí those with less schooling tend to say mais instead of maÍZ

[Modioperandi]

I speak Arabic, Coptic, and English.

Arabic and Coptic are beautiful languages. Heard both in East Orthodox (Christian) liturgies.

I wanna know what nanas was like ^^

I wanna know how benshi's is like too!

Probably better than what I imagine them to be

My university experience?

Code, more code, management theory, computer science, computer engineering, Rugby Union, 3 meals a day at the Hawker Centre, cheap shopping in Little India, and a stint on the production team for WahBanana.

Sounds legit.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

So it seems, esse.

Aquí those with less schooling tend to say mais instead of maÍZ

Yup, I know. Even with schooling, some people still write it that way.

Anyways, the husband is wanting more paella valencia, so here we go to cook. Ciao, TET!

[Kiruri]

I wanna know what nanas was like ^^

I wanna know how benshi's is like too!

Probably better than what I imagine them to be

Mine has also been a bit underwhelming. Of course, community college is more like HS on steroids with less drama and more work.

I speak Arabic, Coptic, and English.

Arabic and Coptic are beautiful languages. Heard both in East Orthodox (Christian) liturgies.

I wanna know what nanas was like ^^

I wanna know how benshi's is like too!

Probably better than what I imagine them to be

My university experience?

Code, more code, management theory, computer science, computer engineering, Rugby Union, 3 meals a day at the Hawker Centre, cheap shopping in Little India, and a stint on the production team for WahBanana.

oh.. so no

[Benshir]

:o

What about Zapato, or Zancudo or barnizar, or corazón or zeta Sapato? Sancudo?

Zapatos = Sapatos.
Zapatillas = Tsinelas.
Cocina = Kusina.
Coche = Kotse.
Silla = Silya. (or if you want to be 'ethnic', upuan)
Bicicleta = Bisikleta.
Cinturon = Sintoron.
Maiz = Mais.
Hielo = Yelo.
Azul = Asul (or if you want to be 'ethnic', bughaw)

[Ta-Mehew]

I speak Arabic, Coptic, and English.

Arabic and Coptic are beautiful languages. Heard both in East Orthodox (Christian) liturgies.

Ah! Very nice! My native language is Arabic; but my dad is a priest and I grew up studying Coptic.

[Kiruri]

Aquí those with less schooling tend to say mais instead of maÍZ

Yup, I know. Even with schooling, some people still write it that way.

Anyways, the husband is wanting more paella valencia, so here we go to cook. Ciao, TET!

Receta!!

Chau miamorsh! :3 Se le quiere, oís?

[Soldati Senza Confini]

So it seems, esse.

Aquí those with less schooling tend to say mais instead of maÍZ

[Modioperandi]

Mine has also been a bit underwhelming. Of course, community college is more like HS on steroids with less drama and more work.

Arabic and Coptic are beautiful languages. Heard both in East Orthodox (Christian) liturgies.


My university experience?

Code, more code, management theory, computer science, computer engineering, Rugby Union, 3 meals a day at the Hawker Centre, cheap shopping in Little India, and a stint on the production team for WahBanana.

oh.. so no

Nah, that's more of my forte.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Aquí those with less schooling tend to say mais instead of maÍZ

Yup, I know. Even with schooling, some people still write it that way.

Anyways, the husband is wanting more paella valencia, so here we go to cook. Ciao, TET!

Later Nana

[Benshir]

Sounds legit.

More boring and repetitive, than anything really.

Ah! Very nice! My native language is Arabic; but my dad is a priest and I grew up studying Coptic.

My knowledge of Arabic doesn't go far beyond Muslim jargon.

oh.. so no

(Image)

Nope, unless you count LAN Parties.

[Kiruri]

:o

What about Zapato, or Zancudo or barnizar, or corazón or zeta Sapato? Sancudo?

Zapatos = Sapatos.
Zapatillas = Tsinelas.
Cocina = Kusina.
Coche = Kotse.
Silla = Silya. (or if you want to be 'ethnic', upuan)
Bicicleta = Bisikleta.
Cinturon = Sintoron.
Maiz = Mais.
Hielo = Yelo.
Azul = Asul (or if you want to be 'ethnic', bughaw)

That sounds so cool ^^ Especially the "ethnic"

Some of us here pronounce Hielo as yelo (or Llelo) and maíz as mais and to be frank.. i don't think there's a distinction between spanish S and Z.. at least not in latin american spanish

That reminds me of Mekatelyú

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I feel the need to clarify that my take on the mais/maiz thing was not an attempt at making fun of anyone. I grew up writing maiz that way and just pointed it out. My attempt was not one of derision.

Sorry if it came across that way, especialmente si Issa lo tomo mal. It wasn't meant that way.

[Esternial]

I wanted to watch a fun anime.

Turned it it's a horror.

Well, too late now.

[Benshir]

What...what is this?

(Image)

Couldn't resist.

Very classy. Brownies for you!

Yup, I know. Even with schooling, some people still write it that way.

Anyways, the husband is wanting more paella valencia, so here we go to cook. Ciao, TET!

Be seeing you around, Nana!

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I feel the need to clarify that my take on the mais/maiz thing was not an attempt at making fun of anyone. I grew up writing maiz that way and just pointed it out. My attempt was not one of derision.

Sorry if it came across that way, especialmente si Issa lo tomo mal. It wasn't meant that way.

Oh no, I didn't take it wrongly. I grew up with the S sound for the Z sound myself. I tried to use Z but people told me I sounded snobbish so I dropped it.

[Modioperandi]

Sounds legit.

More boring and repetitive, than anything really.

Ah! Very nice! My native language is Arabic; but my dad is a priest and I grew up studying Coptic.

My knowledge of Arabic doesn't go far beyond Muslim jargon.

oh.. so no

(Image)

Nope, unless you count LAN Parties.

Meh. I haven't gone to college, so I really expect it to be pretty repetitive.

[The Serbian Empire]

Mine has also been a bit underwhelming. Of course, community college is more like HS on steroids with less drama and more work.

Arabic and Coptic are beautiful languages. Heard both in East Orthodox (Christian) liturgies.


My university experience?

Code, more code, management theory, computer science, computer engineering, Rugby Union, 3 meals a day at the Hawker Centre, cheap shopping in Little India, and a stint on the production team for WahBanana.

oh.. so no

I could do something with a Porygon in that GIF theme, but it might cause hundreds of seizures in Japan.

[Kiruri]

Aquí those with less schooling tend to say mais instead of maÍZ

No classism But I like your mouse :3

[Modioperandi]

I wanted to watch a fun anime.

Turned it it's a horror.

Well, too late now.

Which one?

[Ta-Mehew]

Ah! Very nice! My native language is Arabic; but my dad is a priest and I grew up studying Coptic.

My knowledge of Arabic doesn't go far beyond Muslim jargon.

Ahhh. Most people I know are Muslims (I do live in a Muslim Majority country) so I know most of it too haha .

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I feel the need to clarify that my take on the mais/maiz thing was not an attempt at making fun of anyone. I grew up writing maiz that way and just pointed it out. My attempt was not one of derision.

Sorry if it came across that way, especialmente si Issa lo tomo mal. It wasn't meant that way.

Oh no, I didn't take it wrongly. I grew up with the S sound for the Z sound myself. I tried to use Z but people told me I sounded snobbish so I dropped it.

Just checking.