Sick bro, gl with the Japanese. I'm not fluent in Korean sadly. Honestly, I'd like to learn Dutch; it seems pretty easy for English natives to learn, plus it's both mogger and goofy sounding.
Could be MENA or even SA.
I wonder why....
Thanks bhai. Don't think I'll have the drive to become fluent in it though. Don't worry, I'm not fluent in either Urdu (Pakistan's national language) and Potohari (my ethnic group's language; it's named after the region we are from) so don't feel bad about not being fluent in Korean. I can teach you Dutch, if you'd like. I'm fluent in it. I don't know if it's going to be easy for an English speaker but there's definitely many similarities. For instance, "star" in English is "ster" in Dutch and "daughter" in English is "dochter" in Dutch and funnily enough even in Potohari! Same meaning and all. People in Pakistan thought I was speaking gibberish whenever I was speaking Dutch.
They want that BKC (Big Korean Cock). They get dicked down over there. But hey I'm an Asian supremacist so it doesn't matter if it's South or East, Asian is Asian to me.
I love k-pop. I'm not ashamed of it either. They also watch k-drama but I'm not a fan of that. I do like j-drama though. There's some great Korean movies out there though, my favorite movie of all time is Korean as well.
Nogmaals bedankt bhai. Also caged at the last sentenceThanks bhai. Don't think I'll have the drive to become fluent in it though. Don't worry, I'm not fluent in either Urdu (Pakistan's national language) and Potohari (my ethnic group's language; it's named after the region we are from) so don't feel bad about not being fluent in Korean. I can teach you Dutch, if you'd like. I'm fluent in it. I don't know if it's going to be easy for an English speaker but there's definitely many similarities. For instance, "star" in English is "ster" in Dutch and "daughter" in English is "dochter" in Dutch and funnily enough even in Potohari! Same meaning and all. People in Pakistan thought I was speaking gibberish whenever I was speaking Dutch.
never seen muslim girls wityh korean guys in the u.s but im suire they get dicked downm on the side tell me stories
Fuck, should have let him in. I apologize bhai. @copemorecumskins
Brutal no tag pill. I meant @CopeMoreCumskins.Fuck, should have let him in. I apologize bhai. @copemorecumskins
Honored to be a shit poster
Graag gedaan broeder (this means you're welcome brother) or alternatively you can say "Geen dank" (which means "no problem", even though literally translated it says "no thanks").
Bedankt, ik heb dit gemarkeerd.
In this context, we would say "genoteerd." It comes from "noteren" which means "to note/write it down". If you say "gemarkeerd" it means "highlighted."
Oh, okay. Ik heb dit genoteerd ook.In this context, we would say "genoteerd." It means "to note/write it down". If you say "gemarkeerd" it means "highlighted."
Bruh, people just Love Imitating Me. I'm just that Nigga. Mimicry = Flattery.
We place "ook" before the verb. So it's like "I also ate." Now you wrote "I ate also" which is probably ok in English but in Dutch everyone would know you're
Meanwhile losers like me do memecry.
Would it be "ik heb dit ook genoteerd" or "ik heb ook dit genoteerd"?
The former is perfect!
Bedankt!
Geen dank!
my application wasnt all that different and you let me in racist
I'm not the only one who's in charge of handling this. Anyone on the moderation team is. If you wrote something racist then I wouldn't have let you in.
D'accord, je le comprends maintenant. Hartelijik bedankt, Pakistaanse broeder!
Geen dank mijn lieve Koreaanse broeder!
Yeah, that's pretty much what I said. French grammar can be a bitch sometimes. Luckily there's a lot of interchange between French and English (and maybe Dutch?).Geen dank mijn lieve Koreaanse broeder!
PS I don't understand French much, I understand 50% of what you said, comes down to "I understand." I had French classes but I haaated it. Quickly dropped it when I could (in high school).
I think English-Dutch is closer than Dutch-French is. I knew what you said because of my English rather than my Dutch. I deduced it came from the word "comprehending" which means understanding. In Dutch we say "begrijpen" and that one's different from both French and English.
From racism to North Korea to Dutch lessons given by a Pakistani to a
Ah okay, that makes sense.
Feel free to PM me anytime you wanna learn something. My knowledge isn't just limited to literal translations but also the reason behind it. I'm only fluent in Dutch and English. But I got a knack for languages.
People mistakenly think I'm from the US or something because of my writing and they're surprised to hear I'm actually from the Netherlands.Sick, thanks man. I respect people who can speak other languages and have an enthusiasm for it.Feel free to PM me anytime you wanna learn something. My knowledge isn't just limited to literal translations but also the reason behind it. I'm only fluent in Dutch and English. But I got a knack for languages.
No problem my man. And thanks haha, I dunno if I'm enthusiastic cause I feel dead inside but I appreciate the sentiment anyway.
