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E-T (If poss) line by line 2 help me learn...Thanks a mill!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:07 am |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting femme_fatal:
and you sing exactly the same song, the one old dudu song 
cheers |
I know that song It goes like this:-
You learn my language askim,
You learn my culture askim,
You send me money askim,
Then
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what a beautiful song, im touched 
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:10 am |
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victoria
if you are young its better to take into consideration every voice here, even the songs.
but if you are an adult, then listen to kirsty, shes right, we dont have an influence on those "wise" women.
cheers
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:14 am |
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Quoting xxxvictoriaxxx: HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Well he knows im not magically pulling the words out of a hat (maybe thats what you do)
its the actual thought that someone has taken time out to try and say it another language
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As a bilingual you shure learn languages more easily.
by translating something and sending a text you don't understand, that smells like a magic to me. As for me, i don't use linguistick magick.
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:23 am |
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Quoting portokal: Quoting xxxvictoriaxxx: HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Well he knows im not magically pulling the words out of a hat (maybe thats what you do)
its the actual thought that someone has taken time out to try and say it another language
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As a bilingual you shure learn languages more easily.
by translating something and sending a text you don't understand, that smells like a magic to me. As for me, i don't use linguistick magick. |
porto
heres a contra quote for you, stolen from kafe kus kus
"any way of learning foreign language is good ,think aboout reward femme)))))))"
linguistiCK abra-cadabra is also a good method
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:31 am |
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Thanks Kirsty!
And femme fatal i do believe that is the nicest thing you have said to me all evening! Thanks - i think!
Regardless of my age - I value everyone's opinion here whether it could be deemed 'callous,unnecessary,ignorant' or not..an opinion can always be challenged..that is the beauty of it!!!
But I would like to state my opinion as femme fatal - you implied (if I am reading this in the correct context) if i were young - 'I should listen more to what is being said'?
That would indicate that you believe those to be young extremely 'impressionable' ie naive. Hence the 'men tell you anything you want to hear and the girls believe it', that can happen in any country. This general view infuriates me as this I can state is not always the case!
But as I said...everyone is entitled to an opinion...
an opinion can always be challenged...
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:32 am |
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Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting portokal: Quoting xxxvictoriaxxx: HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Well he knows im not magically pulling the words out of a hat (maybe thats what you do)
its the actual thought that someone has taken time out to try and say it another language
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As a bilingual you shure learn languages more easily.
by translating something and sending a text you don't understand, that smells like a magic to me. As for me, i don't use linguistick magick. |
porto
heres a contra quote for you, stolen from kafe kus kus
'any way of learning foreign language is good ,think aboout reward femme)))))))'
linguistiCK abra-cadabra is also a good method |
 these abra-cadabras lead to magickal dissapearances of man! or magickal turn-overs of a relationship!!
abra (in behaving), cadabra (in speaking) shoo-bi-doo,/ that man is gonna ....
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:42 am |
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Quoting xxxvictoriaxxx:
That would indicate that you believe those to be young extremely 'impressionable' ie naive. Hence the 'men tell you anything you want to hear and the girls believe it', that can happen in any country. This general view infuriates me as this I can state is not always the case!
But as I said...everyone is entitled to an opinion...
an opinion can always be challenged...
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wow, this was a challenge now! im stuck!
yes, the majority of youngsters are naive this is a fact, not my imagination!
that happens in every country, but, i never said it happens in one country only
oh, i thought its only me whos entitled to an opinion.
anyway stay cool, dont let your head blown away with the whisper of hocus-phocus!
cheers
cheers
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:50 am |
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Never! I'm a sensible gal..(well most of the time)
However....
'Life is a daring adventure if nothing at all!!'
U 2 femme fatal 
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:53 am |
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Right....even crocodiles can speak their minds here.........
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:54 am |
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Quoting portokal: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting portokal: Quoting xxxvictoriaxxx: HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Well he knows im not magically pulling the words out of a hat (maybe thats what you do)
its the actual thought that someone has taken time out to try and say it another language
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As a bilingual you shure learn languages more easily.
by translating something and sending a text you don't understand, that smells like a magic to me. As for me, i don't use linguistick magick. |
porto
heres a contra quote for you, stolen from kafe kus kus
'any way of learning foreign language is good ,think aboout reward femme)))))))'
linguistiCK abra-cadabra is also a good method |
these abra-cadabras lead to magickal dissapearances of man! or magickal turn-overs of a relationship!!
abra (in behaving), cadabra (in speaking) shoo-bi-doo,/ that man is gonna .... |
Now Portokal you know its the shoo-bi-dooby-doo's that get everyone!! 
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 12:54 am |
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Quoting xxxvictoriaxxx:
'Life is a daring adventure if nothing at all!!'
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thats fine, then, dont end up sitting on single mums benefits with the child adventure!
not only fingers crossed
but legs crossed very tight
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