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me @ my friend: hey I`ve just started learning French and thought you could help me a bit since you know the basics?
friend: sure, no problem
friend, one day later: btw wanna study ancient greek I`ve already signed us both up for the course
me: ...
me: yEs !!
The way these commentators keep saying Almeria makes me think they're saying amarilla instead so I constantly wonder "¿tarjeta? Ah no, bueno..."
i guess my baby will grow up to be a really confused human, bacause i use 4 different languages to talk to him.
my finnish teacher is also my japanese senpai. i’m always panicking about how i should call him. i don’t know if i should consider that he’s my teacher in finnish lessons and my senpai during japanese lessons, or if he’s my teacher/senpai all the time. sometimes i call him teacher renato-senpai, other times i call him renato-senseipai. i think i’m kinda stupid.
I’m just finished with my Japanese language exam and I’m so stressed that in one exercise instead of writing the answer as ください I wrote “si vous plait” in French AND I DON’T EVEN SPEAK FRENCH. I had to ask the professor for permission to rewrite cos I used the wrong language even though the meaning was correct, so he allowed me. He asked if I also spoke French cos that is normal with poliglots and I had to lie and say yes.
But, really brain. WTF was that?
