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Just now, Dita said:

 

I know right shock1 I would eat anything tbh fall1 

I'm a pretty picky eater, but I like two thigns that are pretty divisive usually: fish and mushrooms. I also like ananas on pizza. moo1

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5 minutes ago, Kirjava said:

I'm a pretty picky eater, but I like two thigns that are pretty divisive usually: fish and mushrooms. I also like ananas on pizza. moo1

YES mushrooms. Fried, breaded, battered, raw xtina10 

Ananas? 

 

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2 minutes ago, Dita said:

YES mushrooms. Fried, breaded, battered, raw xtina10 

Ananas? 

 

Ooop sorry, pineapple. moo1 But seriously English is pretty much the only language where it isn't called that. jj3 

I mean look at this dead2

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1 minute ago, Kirjava said:

Ooop sorry, pineapple. moo1 But seriously English is pretty much the only language where it isn't called that. jj3 

I mean look at this dead2

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Omg fall2fall2 Pineapple on Pizza shock2 NOOOOO 

Why are we so different though fall2 

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1 minute ago, Dita said:

Omg fall2fall2 Pineapple on Pizza shock2 NOOOOO 

Why are we so different though fall2 

It is good, trust me.  moo1 I'm not always in the mood for it, but when I am it's a nice change of pace.

Idk. I guess it was called a specific thing from where it is originally, and all languages took it up except English. xtina1

What I always get pissed off about is the US and their disgusting reluctance to switch to the metric system wendy4

How much does the UK still use the imperial system in everyday life? I heard it stuck around a bit. Is that true?

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1 minute ago, Kirjava said:

It is good, trust me.  moo1 I'm not always in the mood for it, but when I am it's a nice change of pace.

Idk. I guess it was called a specific thing from where it is originally, and all languages took it up except English. xtina1

What I always get pissed off about is the US and their disgusting reluctance to switch to the metric system wendy4

How much does the UK still use the imperial system in everyday life? I heard it stuck around a bit. Is that true?

Oh I don't know if could even try that! 

Yeah the English language has always got to be so nehéz. 

The imperial system is used by people over 30 mostly. However, in schools we teach the metric system. Yet beer is sold in pints, road distances are in miles, speed is measured in miles per hour, weight is measured in pounds and stone, height is measured in feet and inches, fall1 

 

 

 

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Just now, Dita said:

Oh I don't know if could even try that! 

Yeah the English language has always got to be so nehéz. 

The imperial system is used by people over 30 mostly. However, in schools we teach the metric system. Yet beer is sold in pints, road distances are in miles, speed is measured in miles per hour, weight is measured in pounds and stone, height is measured in feet and inches, fall1 

 

Oop, slay that Google translate ny1

Mess wendy4 Metric system remains simpler and superior rav1

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Just now, Kirjava said:

Oop, slay that Google translate ny1

Mess wendy4 Metric system remains simpler and superior rav1

I hope you liked it. I mean it probably makes no grammatical sense, but it is a start ny1 

I agree. I enjoy teaching the metric system. Decimilisation was a great thing. However, it seems to be everyone here knows the imperial system too, even though it is no longer taught fall2 

 

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1 minute ago, Dita said:

I hope you liked it. I mean it probably makes no grammatical sense, but it is a start ny1 

I agree. I enjoy teaching the metric system. Decimilisation was a great thing. However, it seems to be everyone here knows the imperial system too, even though it is no longer taught fall2 

 

No, you actually placed it logically in the sentence. Us bilinguals often do this anyway, when we speak English and we can't remember a correct word we just use the Hungarian one. Same with speaking Hungarian and inserting English words. moo1

 

Probably passed down by parents and being exposed to it all the time, idk.

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4 minutes ago, Kirjava said:

No, you actually placed it logically in the sentence. Us bilinguals often do this anyway, when we speak English and we can't remember a correct word we just use the Hungarian one. Same with speaking Hungarian and inserting English words. moo1

 

Probably passed down by parents and being exposed to it all the time, idk.

 

YASS go me. Slaying xtina5 

I wish I was bilingual. I would love to learn another language. Maybe Italian or Portugese cry2 

Yeah I think that is it

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1 minute ago, Dita said:

 

YASS go me. Slaying xtina5 

I wish I was bilingual. I would love to learn another language. Maybe Italian or Portugese cry2 

Yeah I think that is it

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It's never too late. oprah2

Didn't you learn a foregin language in school?

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2 minutes ago, Kirjava said:

It's never too late. oprah2

Didn't you learn a foregin language in school?

 

J'ai appris le français, mais je l'ai trouvé très difficile! 

 

However, being Scottish, I could roll my R's like a boss sass1

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Just now, Dita said:

 

J'ai appris le français, mais je l'ai trouvé très difficile! 

 

However, being Scottish, I could roll my R's like a boss sass1

How much help did you use constructing that sentence? moo1

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1 minute ago, Kirjava said:

How much help did you use constructing that sentence? moo1

I remembered most of it to be honest shock1 But I couldn't remember the verb for 'learn' (apprendre) moo2 

I also had to google the wee 'C' with the 'ç' 

 

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1 minute ago, Dita said:

I remembered most of it to be honest shock1 But I couldn't remember the verb for 'learn' (apprendre) moo2 

I also had to google the wee 'C' with the 'ç' 

 

Learn is "apprender" in Spanish too. moo1  Both are romance languages tho, so.

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Just now, Kirjava said:

Learn is "apprender" in Spanish too. moo1  Both are romance languages tho, so.

oh really. I love how connected they are. I do like the romantic languages which is why I want to learn Italian. Sorry Hungary sass1 

 

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1 minute ago, Dita said:

oh really. I love how connected they are. I do like the romantic languages which is why I want to learn Italian. Sorry Hungary sass1 

 

Well tbh, Hungarian is one of the hardest languages to learn, so you'd probably give up anyway. moo1 

https://unbabel.com/blog/japanese-finnish-or-chinese-the-10-hardest-languages-for-english-speakers-to-learn/

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