Kevin's Watch

we of the great south land give passing acceptance of English. Of course we speak with one voice; the ever evolving strine. Whilst those of our brethren sometimes cling lovingly to the various tongues of their forebears, there's nothing better than the sounds of a second or third generation European, A
Asian or increasingly North African lilt prefacing and completing each sentence with the all encompassing maaaate.

Had a passing knowledge of PapuaNew Guinean pidgin when I tromped the highlands in the semblance of a job pre independence.

lukim yu bihain

Emotional Leper wrote: You have joined the ranks of a very select group.

I have?

The Leper Fairy wrote:Next semester I'll be in Prague, so hopefully I'll pick up plenty of Czech.

Oooooh! Máš zábava v Praze, Claire!

(That's supposed to be "Have fun in Prague!" but it's off the top of my head so everything is probably wrong....)

Only one language and sometimes not very well.

Wish I could speak Japanese, German, Russian, Mandrian Chinese and of course my Grandparent language of Hungarian.

Good Old Gramps could speak 9 and read & write 7 of those.

Wyldewode wrote:

Emotional Leper wrote: You have joined the ranks of a very select group.

I have?

Indeed. I'll let you in on a few other members of this select group.

Anya Christina Emmanuella Jenkins.
Caprica Six.
Jordan Cox.

I recognize the first two, but the third I do not. And I cannot discern a pattern. You, my friend, are inscrutable at times.

Wyldewode wrote:I recognize the first two, but the third I do not. And I cannot discern a pattern. You, my friend, are inscrutable at times.

What was it Andrew said to Anya before the Wheelchair fight?