Technically, Polish is my true first-language. I spend half my life in Europe, but I feel more comfortable speaking, writing and reading English than any other language out there.
Nope, My first language is Swedish, I live in Finland, but I speak swedish better, my second is Finnish then comes English, but I think I speak it well :( My mom says I do... (joke)
Nope, it's Australian, a strange language filled with accented 'a' sounds, strong consonants and bewildering colloquialisms like 'G'Day Mate'...:P yeah, it's English. I wonder if anyone here still speaks like that anymore...
Nope, it's Australian, a strange language filled with accented 'a' sounds, strong consonants and bewildering colloquialisms like 'G'Day Mate'...:P yeah, it's English. I wonder if anyone here still speaks like that anymore...Sgt_Homonculus
:lol: as soon as i read It's australian I started reading it with an australian accent XD
[QUOTE="enormousaxie"][QUOTE="andyxm"]^_^ theres a lot of Europeans here! that's cool. Must be that time of the day, eh?andyxm
Yup it's 16:35 here in the GMT+1 time zone... its 10:38 in the AM here. EST I just recently woke up. *gives enormousaxie doughnut* w00t a donut... ^__^ *gives Andy an engagement ring... :P *
[QUOTE="Sgt_Homonculus"]Nope, it's Australian, a strange language filled with accented 'a' sounds, strong consonants and bewildering colloquialisms like 'G'Day Mate'...:P yeah, it's English. I wonder if anyone here still speaks like that anymore...andyxm
:lol: as soon as i read It's australian I started reading it with an australian accent XD
:P Everyone thinks I'm either British or American when I first speak to them...
 Shutup grammar nazi Writing skill deteriorates after school unless you love perfect writing or have a job that requires it. Nobody is grading it so people become lazy.
 It's the internet so it's notation. Nobody really cares. I'm sure many of these people are not native to english because their grasp of english vocabulary is basic. They misunderstand many posts because appearantly they don't fully understand what they are reading. A conflict of interpretation. Which isn't their fault because a translator doesn't encompass the full definition.
 Sometimes I submit posts and words letters punctuations and conjunctions are missing. I try to edit but it doesn't fix anything. I don't have a spell checker either. So if I'm feeling lazy I won't correct anything.
[QUOTE="andyxm"][QUOTE="Sgt_Homonculus"]Nope, it's Australian, a strange language filled with accented 'a' sounds, strong consonants and bewildering colloquialisms like 'G'Day Mate'...:P yeah, it's English. I wonder if anyone here still speaks like that anymore...Sgt_Homonculus
:lol: as soon as i read It's australian I started reading it with an australian accent XD
:P Everyone thinks I'm either British or American when I first speak to them...
:o i want an Australian accent:( I hung out with an Aussie that was traveling through Canada for the summer. He was cool stuff....I want the accent dammit :cry:
[QUOTE="andyxm"][QUOTE="Sgt_Homonculus"]Nope, it's Australian, a strange language filled with accented 'a' sounds, strong consonants and bewildering colloquialisms like 'G'Day Mate'...:P yeah, it's English. I wonder if anyone here still speaks like that anymore...andyxm
:lol: as soon as i read It's australian I started reading it with an australian accent XD
:P Everyone thinks I'm either British or American when I first speak to them...
:o i want an Australian accent:( I hung out with an Aussie that was traveling through Canada for the summer. He was cool stuff....I want the accent dammit :cry:
With all those Australian tourists visiting Canada, I'm pretty sure you'll be a natural at it in no time at all :wink:
[QUOTE="andyxm"][QUOTE="Sgt_Homonculus"]Nope, it's Australian, a strange language filled with accented 'a' sounds, strong consonants and bewildering colloquialisms like 'G'Day Mate'...:P yeah, it's English. I wonder if anyone here still speaks like that anymore...Sgt_Homonculus
:lol: as soon as i read It's australian I started reading it with an australian accent XD
:P Everyone thinks I'm either British or American when I first speak to them...
:o i want an Australian accent:( I hung out with an Aussie that was traveling through Canada for the summer. He was cool stuff....I want the accent dammit :cry:
With all those Australian tourists visiting Canada, I'm pretty sure you'll be a natural at it in no time at all :wink:
I used to learn the accent on Crocodile hunter....but we all know what happened to that show:(...now I really am going to rely on tourists to hone my accented skills
Kinda. I was born in Italy but English was also spoken in my household. None the less I still talk with a Scottish accent which is another ethnicity in me. Weird.:P
Danish is my native language. English comes in second, and german third, although I quit german classes. (I really disliked the language for some reason.)
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