I am thinking Cherokee or Navajo will be a lot harder
on account of all the plosives.
I took a class learning the native language of people from southern Mexico. Honestly, most of the shit they taught us was "Maria made tortillas in the morning" and "the border patrol sent Pedro back to Mexico City."
Grammar wasn't very difficult but the pronunciation was all kinds of screwy.
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I once heard a woman call her little daughter by her name, which was also the name of a country in Africa.
I think it was Ethiopia, but it was a while ago so I forget which one. . . I don't think it really matters.
I grew up in a craptown in South Carolina and one of my girlfriends was from a really hippy family.
All the kids had unusual names. Canaan, Savannah, Nevin, Africa (pretty sure on that one, heh) etc. The parents had normal names. Elizabeth & forget the dad's name. I dunno why they decided to go nuts with the kid names.
Their last name's pretty unique too, so I can provide proof with Google if need be. =P
I am thinking Cherokee or Navajo will be a lot harder
on account of all the plosives.
I took a class learning the native language of people from southern Mexico. Honestly, most of the shit they taught us was "Maria made tortillas in the morning" and "the border patrol sent Pedro back to Mexico City."
Grammar wasn't very difficult but the pronunciation was all kinds of screwy.
I'm not sure about aztec-based languages.
further north, they use all kinds of plosive consonants that will probably make my lips feel like I've been sucking dicks all day
which is going to make sucking dicks all night really uncomfortable.
I know I've mentioned it before when this name talk has come up, but my mother went to high school with two sisters whose last name was Queer. As if that wouldn't suck enough, their parents named one of them Ima.
Also, a friend from another school years ago had a teacher named Richard Wiggle.
Anyone that names their kid after a country or city needs to have their kids taken from them. Unless of course that place is named after a person, but even then it's an iffy venture.
Anyone that names their kid after a country or city needs to have their kids taken from them. Unless of course that place is named after a person, but even then it's an iffy venture.
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Right after Hawaiian.
right by the World Famous Goat's Milk Fudge
I like it very much.
Hawaiian is pretty easy.
Rad.
I am thinking Cherokee or Navajo will be a lot harder
on account of all the plosives.
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I'M A MONSTER DON'T LOOK AT ME
it's horrifying
i think her mom thinks i'm crazy
we didn't talk much
I should have wooed her
that would have been great
I've got a freind whose parents are
a)filthy rich and
b)obsessed with Disney
Fucking mansion
TV with disney channel on in every room of the house
paraphernaia filling every room, even the bathrooms
walls of those cheesy photos you get at Disney World with family members inserted into movie scenes
And so many children... nine of them... my bud's the oldest at 24, youngest is a few months old
It's like something out of a nightmare
and it's where we had our weekly Halo LANs back in the day
so i figure hey i'll wish her a merry christmas
so i pull back into the driveway
and so i say merry christmas and happy new year
then she ran off screaming into the night
Dan you jerk
That's what happens when you settle for Fop.
He sneaks up on middle aged women as they exit their cars and wishes them a happy holiday.
Two weeks from everywhere!
I'm lazy today
while that may be true, I often mix it up with short periods of going to the gym/jogging/eating at buffets
But man the store is LITERALLY a 10 minute walk away
SO FARRRRR
I took a class learning the native language of people from southern Mexico. Honestly, most of the shit they taught us was "Maria made tortillas in the morning" and "the border patrol sent Pedro back to Mexico City."
Grammar wasn't very difficult but the pronunciation was all kinds of screwy.
I've heard it's 10%
Please no need to be polite you can just call me "Fag" for short.
I grew up in a craptown in South Carolina and one of my girlfriends was from a really hippy family.
All the kids had unusual names. Canaan, Savannah, Nevin, Africa (pretty sure on that one, heh) etc. The parents had normal names. Elizabeth & forget the dad's name. I dunno why they decided to go nuts with the kid names.
Their last name's pretty unique too, so I can provide proof with Google if need be. =P
I'm not sure about aztec-based languages.
further north, they use all kinds of plosive consonants that will probably make my lips feel like I've been sucking dicks all day
which is going to make sucking dicks all night really uncomfortable.
That's right Mr. Abercrombie, I'm looking at you.
Also, a friend from another school years ago had a teacher named Richard Wiggle.
I'm naming my kids Shelby, Ogden, and Brook