Beitrag #3
28.05.2015, 02:56
(28.05.2015, 02:11)Madleine schrieb: Well, your english is pretty good. But not as funny as your Tschöamen ^^ (hope you don't mind). That being said, I never had any problems understanding what you wrote in Tschöamen.
Thanks! I can say English is a second mother language for me, as I basically grew up studying it and had always contact with it more or less! No problem, but what exactly would be the Tschöamen?


(28.05.2015, 02:11)Madleine schrieb: Example of language development:
I am going to buy some beer (1950)
I'm gonna buy some beer (1980)
Amana buy some beer (2010)
Burp! (2040)
Cheers! I found this to be funny!


Actually, that's a good example of language abbreviation! Mind you, I came from Romania and some words in Romanian language which are consider to be abbreviation after more frequently the younger people used them in the informal communication ways, some happen to actually have more characters than the longer version of the words.

(28.05.2015, 02:11)Madleine schrieb: I also like the various US accents. "
Yes, accents and dialects just bring colours to a certain language and it can be even more interesting to explore the pleasure of communicating in the same language in several ways, but also it can be interesting to start to actually learn new stuff related to a language you thought you knew so good! There are times where people do speak the same language, but it might happen that you don't understand them because of their different way of communicating. It would be warm and interesting to learn extra, new things about a language you already know!

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