Diyala
Registered User

wow missed you again why does this happen to me man i really have to be on more often oh well i liked rikku before leaving the thunder plains she ran up to tidus' leg and held on that was pretty funny

my favorite part is the thunder plains i thought rikku was pretty funny there

Hehe, me, too. ^__^
I'll see you later, Himi~!

My first, and main, language takes its roots from the Chinese language, too, I heard. And I know that a lot of languages have their origins from Latin, but no one bothers learning Latin anymore. Haha.
I've always wanted to go to Japan the most out of the the Asian countries. =)

Actually, the Arabic history hasn't ever been mentioned in what I learn at school, since the U.S. has...you know, limited branches: just England, Spain, and France, mostly. I'm not the biggest fan of history, either, but it's nice knowing some interesting stuff. =D I know that a lot of Asian languages derived from...was it the Chinese language?

Ah, so Spanish and Arabic have somewhat similar origins? I never knew that. In school I'm taking German for my language, actually. I didn't like Spanish so much, and I never liked French, either.

Oh, I know how that feels. Actually, I think that holds true for all "new" languages. But after getting used to it for a little bit, you'll notice that you begin talking "fast," too. =P The Spanish language talks really fast, though.

Well, I would say that you can consider your knowledge of a language to be "fluent" when you can carry on a conversation with someone. Since it's happening now, I think you can say you're fluent enough with English. =D

Haha, thanks. ^_^ Aren't you bilingual, too, though?

Oh, well, I can tell you that I'm actually an Asian, not English or American. I learned the language at the age of four when I moved to the United States, so that's how I picked it up easily.
Just got to keep trying, right? =)

well you asked about x-2 so i got kinda confused

Haha, oh, I won't mind the questions. ^ ^ I think that your English as it stands is fantastic. Of course, no one's is perfect, but taking into consideration you're learning the language, I think you're doing very well. =) You've got lots of people that only know English beat, to tell you the truth. Keep at it. =)

Hello, there. =) I noticed that you're someone who's learning the English language? Truth be told, it's not my first, either, but I think I have a well-enough understanding of it that if you needed help with certain things, I'd be able to provide some information. So if you ever need help on something English-related, I can try and help if you want. =)

It's one of my favorite subjects, as well. =D

I think either way is fine. I personally would go with just saying "Your heart, hands, and tongue" because adding the word "your" before every noun just seems redundant. I'm sure your reader will know that you're talking about the same person without having to add "your" in front every time.

what game are we talking about again????