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27, will be married (again) in two weeks.
With Pony?
Я пони... <_<
@aldryic mind translating?
whyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?!?! if you got revived 1 one time, why dying again?!
j/k
"...I'm the Pony". Sorry, I don't know how to put the right emphasis on it in English
He somehow found a woman that's as twisted as he is, it's quite disturbing. She threatened to snip our nuts off if we show up at the wedding with a pony mask.
Francisco
@Aldryic I'm the fucking Pony?
I always wanted to learn Russian since it sounds cool, but other then that I can't think of any other reasons.
@Daniel - It's incredibly easy, imo. No articles (a, an, the), and the verb 'to be' doesn't exist at all in the present tense. You could probably just study up over weekends and be fairly fluent within a few months.
English, on the other hand, was a nightmare to learn >_<
drmike, is that you?
That made me laugh so hard I inhaled my scotch
english, for me, it's easy. German too. French, in the other side... 6 classes of French and I can even say MY NAME IS ERNESTO.
OMG I wanna go to that wedding with the pony mask, I surely swear it... and someone record it please
@Aldryic Your Russian, used to it. My only language is English.
Learning another character system is probably hard, although English isn't that bad, we through all the accented characters out the window.
German should be fairly easy to learn for an English speaker, the structure of sentences is similar and words are similar too.
You're joking, right? I learned Russian in high school, it was a nightmare.
That was a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away ... I'm 31 now
ಠ_ಠ
At least Cyrillic characters have a single sound... read/address/bass/collect/mares... so many words I frequently mispronounce :P
Really? O_o Very simple grammar/tense rules, and it's not a language for dancing around issues (we're pretty direct and to the point
)... seems to me like that would be making it easier.
From a Govt. standpoint... the Military ranks Russian as a Cat.IV language in terms of difficulty. English and Mandarin are the only two Cat.V-class languages <_<
As someone who was a native German speaker, the transistion from German to English structure was difficult.
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/German_grammar
Probably due to the obsessive use of synonyms
I love Unclopedias entry on French, so true.
I studied German, and there were a lot of little annoyances with the language. They make sense logically (things like gender), but coming from english, it's odd.
Sooo.. how long till the "What's your Mother Tongue?" thread pops up..?
I'm 17
28 here.
25 here my birthday was 29/03
22 here
18
Within spitting distance of 23.
Going from American to English was a pretty hard transition, but through perseverance and determination, I was able to pull it off.
I'm 24
welcome to 27 years old club.. :P
English is, from everything I've heard, a pain to learn to pretty much everyone - it's a Germanic language with a whole heap of French-originated grammar and vocabulary, with spelling fixed before the spoken language underwent a significant shift and a tendency to borrow words from all over the place.
@Aldryic Russian grammar is easy? What about падежи? It is terrible, believe me