- Tue Aug 29, 2006 7:02 pm
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I want to start by saying, I'm not making fun of anybody in the forum because I myself make mistakes when typing. The other day I typed "my" instead of "might" just because I wasn't thinking.
With that being said, I love some of the uses of the English language in this group. As in, I love how certain words get exchanged that mean close to the same thing but when used in a sentence just seem weird. Like there was a thread when a person was talking about "the render surrendered 5 hours." He obviously was talking about how long it took but it just sounded cool the way he put it. Like a theausaurus on crack.
I'm currently trying to learn Korean and it makes me wander exactly what I'm saying when I talk.
EDIT: Does anybody recommend a series of books or programs for learning languages. Currently I'm trying out RosettaStone but I'm not sure I like it's interface. It's teaching easy stuff, like dog, cat, boy, girl right now. But to teach "boy" it shows a picture of a boy with a soccerball and no words in English (it knows I'm learning from English) of what it is. Right now it's not a problem, but in later lessons it could be something where I can't decide what in the picture is being described.
With that being said, I love some of the uses of the English language in this group. As in, I love how certain words get exchanged that mean close to the same thing but when used in a sentence just seem weird. Like there was a thread when a person was talking about "the render surrendered 5 hours." He obviously was talking about how long it took but it just sounded cool the way he put it. Like a theausaurus on crack.
I'm currently trying to learn Korean and it makes me wander exactly what I'm saying when I talk.
EDIT: Does anybody recommend a series of books or programs for learning languages. Currently I'm trying out RosettaStone but I'm not sure I like it's interface. It's teaching easy stuff, like dog, cat, boy, girl right now. But to teach "boy" it shows a picture of a boy with a soccerball and no words in English (it knows I'm learning from English) of what it is. Right now it's not a problem, but in later lessons it could be something where I can't decide what in the picture is being described.
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