I don’t speak it either lol I’ve gotten fairly decent with Spanish growing up in Texas and I studied Iñupiaq (Eskimo) pretty intently living in Alaska. I did that to build relationships with some of the natives from north west Alaska.
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I don’t speak it either lol I’ve gotten fairly decent with Spanish growing up in Texas and I studied Iñupiaq (Eskimo) pretty intently living in Alaska. I did that to build relationships with some of the natives from north west Alaska.
CarolM
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I'm ready for winter with hopefully loads and loads of[emoji97] [emoji97] [emoji98] [emoji98] [emoji98] [emoji97] [emoji98] [emoji97] [emoji167] [emoji299] [emoji299] [emoji299] rain.
Ah yes I forgot you guys are opposite of what we are right now! Hopefully you have an abundant rainy season
Update on Jacques!!!!!
She continues to do well: bright, alert and active. The red spots are still there but fading a bit. The doctor wants to keep her 2 more days to get 2 more antibiotic injections (so i assume her floating, although BETTER, is still just a tad "off").
She'll likely come home Thursday or Friday!!!!
He originally thought they would keep her one week, so I'm very glad he's paying close attention and changing the plan based on what he sees in her.
Best news yet!
CarolM
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We are pretty much covered with alot of languages in the CDR. which is quite handy or will be at some point.
You live in Paris.
It's supposed to be cold.
Or is that another Paris.?
Paris, Texas my friend [emoji6]
My Spanish is passable.
What's "hello!" in Inupiaq?
Everything crossed for that!
I’m not an expert on multiple languages, but I love culture and think there is a huge benefit to learning multiple languages. There’s a joke here...
What do you call a person who speaks 3 languages?
Trilingual..
What do you call a person that speaks 2 language?
Bilingual..
What do you call a person that speaks 1 language?
American
Yeah, I know, really.
It got mentioned in my 'A' level geography when we focussed on North America.
Or English.
CarolM
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Thank you. We will take all the everything crossed as much as anybody wants to give.Everything crossed for that!
Uvlulluatuq is good day, similar to a hello, it is spoken from the deepest part of your throat, it’s a very hard language for someone who grew up speaking English. Similar to Hebrew almost, only deeper I believe
CarolM
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Lol. But doesn't American have lots of different ways of speaking it? Like New York American. Texan American. Etc. Etc.
Me too. When I was a child I owned 2 greek torts, or you might say the two torts had been family members. The whole family loved them.
Unfortunately I have no pics.
That’s okay, the memories are still there
they’re great little animals!
lol yes but it’s all the same, those of us in Texas just think the people of North talk “funny” and the same can be said for Northern folks referring to Southerners. Leaving in the far North, it seemed to me that people there annunciate much better than people in the South, that’s where the “Texas twang” came but in reality I think all of the Southern eastern United States has a twang, some places much stronger than others!
CarolM
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I thought so. Lol.
CarolM
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Well thats me for the evening. Goeie nag almal. Lekke slaap. Good night everyone. Have a nice sleep.
