Haha I will!

Isn't that a kind of caramel?

Sort of, but million times better

I'm from England, and I'm English.

I'm so English I actually find my little finger sticking out, even when I type! :O

^ That's cool! I never seen anyone type like that~

My pinkie sticks up whenever I'm drinking something xD

I'm from Hongkong ~but i born in China

^ Hi hi! Welcome :D

Will you go see alan next month then? ;)

i think if i have time ~i will see her~
i hope i can see her~~

pommy48 wrote:

^ That's cool! I never seen anyone type like that~

Hahaha, I was about to say I was joking about how I type, playing on stereotypes. But then I looked at my hand...and my pinky was sticking out. o__o

xD Lol but with your pinky sticking out.....you can reach further keys xD

I'm from United States, and I'm english and can also speak spanish

kirei_ayumi wrote:

I'm from United States, and I'm english and can also speak spanish

Deberiamos hacer un thread de hispanohablantes jeje.
La verdad que no hay muchos idiomas latinos representados

Ayumi27 wrote:

kirei_ayumi wrote:

I'm from United States, and I'm english and can also speak spanish

Deberiamos hacer un thread de hispanohablantes jeje.
La verdad que no hay muchos idiomas latinos representados

asi es! pero, no te preocupes. podemos representar aqui :D

^si jaja

I'm from Spain ~ so i can speak spanish too

Ballad wrote:

^si jaja

I'm from Spain ~ so i can speak spanish too

yay! mas espanol fans de alan

^ now you guys can start a spanish thread!

pommy48 wrote:

That's also why I can still translate alan's blog, people translate from Japanese to Chinese and I translate from Chinese to English :D

How you translated her blogs gnawed at my skull at months until I figured that out. Gnawed.
And I still accidentally presumed you spoke Japanese before that which still bothers me at night.
I'm from the United States, but my heritage has roots in some mysterious and undisclosed Southeast Asian country and a quarter Chinese, but I only speak English. The bad thing is that I'm pathetic enough that I still can't pronounce most words or speak coherently despite it being my first and only language.

it's so horrible~~
Especially since my parents actually decided to not teach me a second language. It's like WHY.

thernz wrote:

pommy48 wrote:

That's also why I can still translate alan's blog, people translate from Japanese to Chinese and I translate from Chinese to English :D

How you translated her blogs gnawed at my skull at months until I figured that out. Gnawed.
And I still accidentally presumed you spoke Japanese before that which still bothers me at night.
I'm from the United States, but my heritage has roots in some mysterious and undisclosed Southeast Asian country and a quarter Chinese, but I only speak English. The bad thing is that I'm pathetic enough that I still can't pronounce most words or speak coherently despite it being my first and only language.

Lol @_@ wow....I'm sorry that I caused you so much....gnawing xD

You didn't learn a second language in school?

I don't get why most northamericans don't learn a second language
Here English is mandatory since kindergarten till you're 18... Then portuguese in Junior High (3 years), and either French or Italian for the final 3

Well, I can actually read some Spanish but I can't write it so I wouldn't say I know the language.

Ayumi27 wrote:

I don't get why most northamericans don't learn a second language
Here English is mandatory since kindergarten till you're 18... Then portuguese in Junior High (3 years), and either French or Italian for the final 3

yes, in usa, you must take a foreign language class...
but its really up to the individual if they really want to learn a language,
I had spanish classes since middle school and through college, I still have my spanish college book lol so I basically taught myself spanish

I know it's mandatory, just that most people I ever talked to (specially in northwest & central states) didn't know a word in another language