September 18, 200817 yr Don't say anything after it, then look at them and point to the nearest exit and lightly say "leave" =D> Tbfgraphx14Happy to find I'm not the only one who eats glass.
September 18, 200817 yr Hey I did you mom ... a favour ... by making you ... a sandwich. The one we use at school.
September 18, 200817 yr Hey I did you mom ... a favour ... by making you ... a sandwich. The one we use at school. that's what she said :XD: yep ive heard that in my school. i guess it is just a phase like it is for a 8 yr old to make bathroom jokes.
September 18, 200817 yr 'r' is pronounced as a soft 'd' in spanish. if you are not pronouncing them as a soft 'd' its a mispronunciation. its not supposed to be a hard 'r' sound like in english. The 'r' is rolled, not pronounced as a 'd.' If you are not pronouncing them with a roll of the tongue it's a mispronunciation. 'rr' is rolled. 'rr' is not the same letter as 'r'. if you're going to try to rebuke what im saying, then at least be grammatically correct. 'r' is pronounced as a soft 'd'. just as 'v' is pronounced as a 'b' and 'd' is pronounced 'th', there are many nuances to the language newcomers butcher. i speak regularly with spanish speakers that have been speaking the language for more than half their lives, and they have corrected me on this issue many times. i wont argue past this point, as i know i am correct and it makes no difference to me whether or not you mispronounce words. any argument past this one is simply devoid from the topic, so i will not respond. i can say you are wrong then, because i have been speaking the language my whole life. 'r' isnt pronounced as a soft 'd' and 'd' isnt pronounced 'th' Why even try with that idiot? Honestly, there is no point whatsoever. I'd get better replies if I argued with a tree stump.
September 18, 200817 yr I caught it, and said "got it." "Got" is not a word, learn English, you are your own cancer. Yes, I am aware this relates minimally to the topic of in-your-end-o.
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