No, i didn't. Was not over there yet. Should i step by?
There's a link in my post. Be warned, you will laugh so much that you will fall off your seat!
Did you edit it? I haven't notice it before. OMG. If i have time once, i'm going to read a little bit of your men stories!I find it amusing.
BTW: can you do this?
For native speakers a piece of cake isn't it?
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No chance. I'm not even going to try, it's just a load of nonsense verse and I'll probably get tongue-tied! :
This is wonderful! There were about 15-20 words though I was unsure of. Most of them the difference is just origin though.
Really enjoyed it!
That list is not so difficult for me... but since I'm a native English speaker it would be shameful if I couldn't do it easily
"Topsails" is arguable, there's two valid pronunciations, one exactly as it looks.
I had absolutely no idea how Feoffer was pronounced, because the meaning of the word didn't click until I looked it up.
The only other one I didn't know with certainty was Melponene, but I guessed that one right
I had absolutely no idea how Feoffer was pronounced, because the meaning of the word didn't click until I looked it up.
The only other one I didn't know with certainty was Melponene, but I guessed that one right
That is merely a heavily abridged version, missing many classic stumbling blocks as "polish" and "Polish", "tortoise" and "turquoise".
The full 274-line version of The Chaos, from Drop Your Foreign Accent: engelsche uitspraakoefeningen by Dutch teacher Gerard Nolst Trenité, can be found at
http://ncf.idallen.com/english.html
The full 274-line version of The Chaos, from Drop Your Foreign Accent: engelsche uitspraakoefeningen by Dutch teacher Gerard Nolst Trenité, can be found at
http://ncf.idallen.com/english.html
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Bruxador sounds like matador
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Yup it comes from Bruxa, bruxa means witch, I suppose It's what you mean ^^I find it really interessting in Portuguese ... Bruxador. Does it have anything with Bruxa to do?
Bruxador sounds like matador
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Yup it comes from Bruxa, bruxa means witch, I suppose It's what you mean ^^
Bruxador sounds like matador
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Yes, that is what i ment. It just sounded so similar. When i hear Bruxador, then first i think of
Then i see
And then, at the latest i am trying not to think further in that direction
But i like what you did over there, such a picture is much better!
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Oooh my! I can't stop laughing!
Well, Bruxadores are sterile, now you know why :hai:
Have you been in Portugal or something to know a word like Bruxa?
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Oooh my! I can't stop laughing!
Well, Bruxadores are sterile, now you know why :hai:
Have you been in Portugal or something to know a word like Bruxa?
No, unfortunately not. I mean Bruxa from the Witcher Games ( and books) , the vampire
Arf! I did not make the link, because in French, Bruxae are called Alpyres :/No, unfortunately not. I mean Bruxa from the Witcher Games ( and books) , the vampire
Right. I didn't launch The Witcher 1 for a while now, I just checked La Dame de la nuit's page on Sorceleur Wiki.. I didn't make the link anyway ^^