Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 14:25
yes i really want this thread (Is this correct Grammar?)
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Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 14:29
Why would you want this thread?
I have a rare OCD type, its called Word OCD, everytime i see bad grammar, im outta here
I have a rare OCD type, its called Word OCD, everytime i see bad grammar, im outta here
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 14:32
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Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 14:41
What Faizal said "yes i really want this thread (Is this correct Grammar?)"
What he should have said (What were you trying to say? lol)
What he should have said (What were you trying to say? lol)
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:05
Mmmmmmm seem like you two guys making fun with me
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:07
Uhhhh... no we didnt...
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:09
But why Barky said this "What Faizal said "yes i really want this thread (Is this correct Grammar?)"
What he should have said (What were you trying to say? lol):/
What he should have said (What were you trying to say? lol):/
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:10
Its becuase of your grammar, Grammar Class will START tommorow
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:16
Mmmm maybe nope next day i will have a grammar class in school so nopeBrody Craft wrote: ↑14 Jul 2017, 15:10Its becuase of your grammar, Grammar Class will START tommorow
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:17
NO EXCEPTION 
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:18
Oh Come on, i out of here
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:19
hey get back here! 
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:26
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:32
I said it because I was going to put the correct version of the sentence but then I realised I didn't understand what you were trying to say
Re: Language classes
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 15:35
I wont michael jordan
Re: Language classes
Posted: 19 Jul 2017, 19:08
Polish is weird sometimes.
Example:
"Wyindywidualizowany indywidualista wyindywidualizowal sie z tlumu wyindywidualizowanych indywidualistow"
Example:
"Wyindywidualizowany indywidualista wyindywidualizowal sie z tlumu wyindywidualizowanych indywidualistow"
Re: Language classes
Posted: 19 Jul 2017, 21:20
Re: Language classes
Posted: 20 Jul 2017, 04:40
How I said itformer member wrote: ↑19 Jul 2017, 21:38How about this
"Корабли лавировали, лавировали, лавировали, да и не вылавировали"
The ships maneuvered, maneuvered, maneuvered, and did not pull out
Korrablii lavi...rro....valii lavi...rrova....lii lavirrovali da ii nye veila...vipovali
Re: Language classes
Posted: 20 Jul 2017, 09:14
We can't lose thatformer member wrote: ↑20 Jul 2017, 08:14Tell that to Forum Chatbox lulformer member wrote: ↑20 Jul 2017, 01:05I think we need new thread for this topic, because
1) Lots of damaged information
2) This thread was created by a banned user
Re:
Posted: 21 Jul 2017, 00:53
former member wrote: ↑14 Mar 2017, 17:31Okay
А - sounds like u in sun, Б - b, В - v, Г - g, Д - d, E - very soft e, Ё - yo, Ж - zh (similar to j), З - z, И - i, Й - like y in yak, К - k, Л - l, M - m, H - n, O - o, П - р, P - like very hard r, С - s, T - t, У - u, Ф - f, X - like very hard H, Ц - ts (like german z), Ч - ch, Ш - sh, Щ - soft sh', Ъ - solid sign, makes sound before it harder and separates it from vowel, Ы - like very hard i, maybe even ui, Ь - soft sign, makes sound before it softer and separates it from vowel, Э - like a in apple, Ю - like you, Я - like ya.
Ukrainian is almost the same, but there's some exlusions:
В sounds like w, Г sounds like h, and there's particular letter for sound g - Ґ. There's no solid sign, it's " ' " sign instead of it. E sounds like Russian Э, and Russian Е sounds like Ukrainian Є. And there's one more letter Ї - it sounds like Russian Йи.
I found a great internet tool to fix this &# stuff:
http://www.endmemo.com/unicode/unicodeconverter.php
Copy what ever has &#decimal number in it, past it into the second box, press convert. Copy the results from the first box. Paste the correction here:
Okay
А - sounds like u in sun, Б - b, В - v, Г - g, Д - d, E - very soft e, Ё - yo, Ж - zh (similar to j), З - z, И - i, Й - like y in yak, К - k, Л - l, M - m, H - n, O - o, П - р, P - like very hard r, С - s, T - t, У - u, Ф - f, X - like very hard H, Ц - ts (like german z), Ч - ch, Ш - sh, Щ - soft sh', Ъ - solid sign, makes sound before it harder and separates it from vowel, Ы - like very hard i, maybe even ui, Ь - soft sign, makes sound before it softer and separates it from vowel, Э - like a in apple, Ю - like you, Я - like ya.
Ukrainian is almost the same, but there's some exlusions:
В sounds like w, Г sounds like h, and there's particular letter for sound g - Ґ. There's no solid sign, it's " ' " sign instead of it. E sounds like Russian Э, and Russian Е sounds like Ukrainian Є. And there's one more letter Ї - it sounds like Russian Йи.