joe galiba
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only channels to watch when I was a kidAnyone else remember these numbers?
2, 4, 5, 9, 11, and 30.
only channels to watch when I was a kidAnyone else remember these numbers?
2, 4, 5, 9, 11, and 30.
At work there's a one armed man from the Philippines, so I learned how to say good morning in Tagalog.There’s a bagel shop near me that I frequent that is owned and operated by a few Albanian familles.
So, now I’m learning Albanian (Shqip).
Murmenges - good morninge
Faleminderit - thank you
Shihemi me vone - see you later
Very cool and unusual language that is fun to speak.
I love that. New Americans and other newcomers light up when they hear their native language. It helps them to feel welcomed and is what I consider to be fun.At work there's a one armed man from the Philippines, so I learned how to say good morning in Tagalog.
One morning I saw him and excitedly said my one phrase. I nailed it and went in for a high five. That's when I noticed he was carrying a box.
Note to self: don't try to high five one armed men carrying boxes lol
Totally. We have a few ppl from Ghana at work, so I learned some Twi.I love that. New Americans and other newcomers light up when they hear their native language. It helps them to feel welcomed and is what I consider to be fun.
Funny! I do the same thing with this fat, grumpy Somali lady who I know within a particular circle. She's also hilarious and chatty. One of my favorite people. She and I get along great.Totally. We have a few ppl from Ghana at work, so I learned some Twi.
I was at a Stephen Marley concert in Colorado and spoke Twi to a guy that dressed like he was from Ghana. He almost fell over lol
Edit: I'm a fat white guy lol
I love languages and make an effort to learn as much as possible. It's always been fun for me since high school Spanish to learn new languages. Next, I need to learn how to order my food in Shqip and listen for their accent, which will be much softer than mine. It's my idea of fun.I'd love to be an omniglot. I have a couple of close online friends from Germany (I've even named a stuffed animal after each, which I only do with close friends), and I know a little bit of German because that was the language I decided to pick in middle school. To make people feel welcome when they're unsure...it's a good thing to do. I'm just not that good at language.
Language fascinates me now, I wish I paid more attention in my high school Spanish classes.I love languages and make an effort to learn as much as possible. It's always been fun for me since high school Spanish to learn new languages. Next, I need to learn how to order my food in Shqip and listen for their accent, which will be much softer than mine. It's my idea of fun.
I took German in high school, loved it. I haven’t retained as much as I wish I would’ve but I can stumble my way through the basics lolI'd love to be an omniglot. I have a couple of close online friends from Germany (I've even named a stuffed animal after each, which I only do with close friends), and I know a little bit of German because that was the language I decided to pick in middle school. To make people feel welcome when they're unsure...it's a good thing to do. I'm just not that good at language.
I'm not paying any attention. Is Pedro winning?
There’s a bagel shop near me that I frequent that is owned and operated by a few Albanian familles.
So, now I’m learning Albanian (Shqip).
Murmenges - good morning
Faleminderit - thank you
Shihemi me vone - see you later
Very cool and unusual language that is fun to speak.
Hidden gem, for sure. When I asked the bagel shop peeps what language they were speaking, which was Albanian, my reply was, Oohh! Mysterious!I'm most likely going to Albania this summer. Brother-in-law owns some properties there because it was the "trendy hidden gem" for Scandinavians a few years ago; now the rest of western Europe is going there.
Too much JP4 on deployment?F*** it. I'm not letting the b@st@rds here win.