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Everyone knows ninjas win from pirates, but do ninjas win from samurais?And another question: is the plural of samurai 'samurai', or 'samurais'?Continue
Tags: pirate, fail, win, epic, shogun
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rachel Joy Bernatowicz Nov 12, 2011.
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kayla said… yes!
Lisabet said… hell yeah, it sure is! so much madness, it's like sparta;D
Sacha May said… Yes. yes. Fellow satan liker. How on earth did you know I have a nerdfighter account. Question was how'd you ind me o.O.
katherine said… hii!!
Gregory Veldhuizen said… Sotho is very interesting. To be honest in South Africa these days English(and to a lesser extent Afrikaans) is the lingo franca, so languages like Sotho aren't that useful. I mean people really do appriciate it when you try to speak their language, but learning one of the Bantu languages doesn't really give you much bang for the buck in the greater scheme of things. But for someone like me who has an interest in languages, it makes a very nice break from the monotony of the Western Germanic languages I speak, which all more-or-less conform to basic patterns. Like everything is different from a grammatical point of view in Bantu languages, and it really takes a massive mind shift to try to process everything.
And nope, 'n is the indefinite article in Afrikaans, and 'een' is never used in its place.
Anyway, my email is gregoryveldhuizen@gmail.com. We can discuss Skype and stuff there!
Brittany Pedersen said… Nice to meet you! A shout out from the Great Pacific Northwest :)
Mary Everitt said… Why, thank you. You sound pretty cool yourself.
Gregory Veldhuizen said… Amper! Die enigste vout wat jy gemaak het was om "een" in plaas van "'n" te skryf. Vir een of 'n ander rede het dit 'n grammatiese reël geword in Afrikaans om die afkorting van "een" te skryf. Byvoorbeeld: die man het 'n hond. Maar as jy oor die nommer praat gebruik jy 'een'. Byvoorbeeld: Ek het twee eende, maar daai man het een.
Not really...we kinda use multiple languages given the situation(some languages can express certain concepts and ideas better than others). So I speak English, Afrikaans, Dutch and German a little bit every day. I can also speak a little Sotho, but I only try to speak it when I want to impress someone(very few white South Africans can speak an actual native language). I guess languages are my thing haha.
Anyway, I kinda want to improve my Dutch, so maybe we can help each other?
Gregory Veldhuizen said… Mijn moeder zijn Limburger, en mijn vader zijn Zuid-Afrikaner(maar hij meer Nederlands als jouw gewone Zuid-Afrikaner want zijn opa is naar Zuid-Afrika van Noord-Holland geimmigreerd).
P.S Nederlands is niet mijn moedertaal(ik spreek gewoonlijk Engels) en ik spreek het niet veel, so ik heb seker een paar voutjes gemaakt. :P
Gregory Veldhuizen said… Hallo! Ja ik kan Afrikaans spreken! Het is niet mijn moedertaal maar ik ben redelijk vlot daarmee. (ook: dit bootschap is in Nederlands, niet Afrikaans (ik ben half-Nederlands) haha)
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