SUPPLIES!!!
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 6:04 pm
....uh, I mean, SURPRISE, everybody!! I'm actually posting again. How about that. How yuh'all's been these days?
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Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 8:40 am
So what's up Dan? Are you out of school for the summer now?
Let's see what's in ze box! Nothing! You so stupuuud!
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 6:00 pm
Bobbo's been eating Yappy's Dog Treats!!Matthew RJ wrote:Oh ...Red Snappa ...very tasty!
making more yen to pay for daigaku (college)
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 6:05 pm
Yup. Hangin' out with family in Ohio. Plus I have a full-time job stacking bread at a bakery. Not way too fun but I'm making fistloads-a-money to pay them college bills.Shell wrote:So what's up Dan? Are you out of school for the summer now?
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 12:22 pm
so that why you call yourself bean at the portuguese forum? 
yeah, makes no sense, it's cool talk about no sense
mmmm, "did you ever get caught with your pants down?"
I'm learning that kinda stuff now, I found a very good site that teaches english quite well!
yeah, makes no sense, it's cool talk about no sense
mmmm, "did you ever get caught with your pants down?"
I'm learning that kinda stuff now, I found a very good site that teaches english quite well!
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 5:21 pm
Haha, yeah, some of those American phrases probably sound pretty strange to people when their first language isn't English. 
Message boards are a very good place to learn another language. The Spanish forum is helping me with my Spanish, but I still understand it better than I speak it. 
Message boards are a very good place to learn another language. The Spanish forum is helping me with my Spanish, but I still understand it better than I speak it. Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 7:31 pm
ahsuhsauhas
yeah, it sounds funny to me, but not weird
Cool that you`re learning spanish.
I can understand spanish whem I`m reading it, but I can`t neither talk or speak.
Dan writes some very funny sentences in portuguese, at the portuguese zone.
They are funny cause you`re never gonna see someone talking like that
He`s got the talent to learn languages!
And, do you have any interest for portuguese?
yeah, it sounds funny to me, but not weird
Cool that you`re learning spanish.
I can understand spanish whem I`m reading it, but I can`t neither talk or speak.
Dan writes some very funny sentences in portuguese, at the portuguese zone.
They are funny cause you`re never gonna see someone talking like that
He`s got the talent to learn languages!
And, do you have any interest for portuguese?
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 8:58 pm
I would really like to learn Portuguese some day, but I want to learn Spanish very well first; I like to learn one thing at a time, LOL.
I've looked at the Portuguese forum, and it seems similar to Spanish in many ways, but there are still some big differences. And there are some big differences between Portuguese from Portugal and Portuguese from Brazil.
I've looked at the Portuguese forum, and it seems similar to Spanish in many ways, but there are still some big differences.
And there are some big differences between Portuguese from Portugal and Portuguese from Brazil.the long update
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:52 pm
I always say things that make absolutely no sense. I guess I like to confuse people. (as long as I clarify myself later, of course) Speaking of nonsense, what the heck does "ahsuhsauhas" mean?
My summer's still okay but I am so ready to be done with my job at the bakery. Eight hours (with 2 breaks) of stacking bread in a hot, smelly factory 5 times a week really suckz, lemme tell ya. By July 31 I'm gettin' the heck outta there. I just pray I'll have the patience to get thru these last couple weeks, and that next summer I'll find a job I like. I do enjoy driving there and back though. I usually put in a classic rock or Weird Al cd, crank it up and sing with it at the top of my lungs.
Today's a day off so I'm hanging loose and using the computer at my aunt and uncle's house. I've also been doing a lot of songwriting work lately. My parents finally found a house, so praise God for that. As for now we are still living with my grandparents, but my parents will probably move in to the new house by the time I'm back at college. On August 13 I start marching band practice and then classes on the 20th. This is my fourth year.
My summer's still okay but I am so ready to be done with my job at the bakery. Eight hours (with 2 breaks) of stacking bread in a hot, smelly factory 5 times a week really suckz, lemme tell ya. By July 31 I'm gettin' the heck outta there. I just pray I'll have the patience to get thru these last couple weeks, and that next summer I'll find a job I like. I do enjoy driving there and back though. I usually put in a classic rock or Weird Al cd, crank it up and sing with it at the top of my lungs.
Today's a day off so I'm hanging loose and using the computer at my aunt and uncle's house. I've also been doing a lot of songwriting work lately. My parents finally found a house, so praise God for that. As for now we are still living with my grandparents, but my parents will probably move in to the new house by the time I'm back at college. On August 13 I start marching band practice and then classes on the 20th. This is my fourth year.
Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 9:10 am
hi Dan.
It is never good having a job that you do thing you dont like to do.
It's kinda stormy time( it may sound pretty weird and nonsense )
You're a song writer too. I forgot that!
man, you need to get a heck of a computer
And, aushushuashaush means a laugh
auhsuahusha
It's kinda a random set of letters... nonsense stuff
I'd like you were my homie.
We'd speak lota languages(idioms
, the same )
God bless you, my best wishes to you
It is never good having a job that you do thing you dont like to do.
It's kinda stormy time( it may sound pretty weird and nonsense
)You're a song writer too. I forgot that!
man, you need to get a heck of a computer
And, aushushuashaush means a laugh
auhsuahushaIt's kinda a random set of letters... nonsense stuff
I'd like you were my homie.
We'd speak lota languages(idioms
, the same )God bless you, my best wishes to you
Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 9:14 am
yeah, shell.
The differences between Brazil's and Portugal's portuguese are big.
I swear I cannot understand a portuguese person speaking.
To understand a little bit of what they are talking about, I have to listen up very carefully, and I even miss some words...
I even take time to realize that the person is speaking portuguese.
That's why I dont like portuguese at all.
The differences between Brazil's and Portugal's portuguese are big.
I swear I cannot understand a portuguese person speaking.
To understand a little bit of what they are talking about, I have to listen up very carefully, and I even miss some words...
I even take time to realize that the person is speaking portuguese.
That's why I dont like portuguese at all.
t� b�! b� t�?
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 6:53 pm
yeah, Brazilians say the word noite like "noi-chee" but in Portugal they say it like "noi-tuh," right? or something like that...
In my Portuguese class last spring my professora showed some clips from the Brazilian news programs Globo and Fant�stico and I could hardly understand a single word anyone was saying - but that's because I don't understand spoken Portuguese very well in the first place, no matter which country it's from...
In my Portuguese class last spring my professora showed some clips from the Brazilian news programs Globo and Fant�stico and I could hardly understand a single word anyone was saying - but that's because I don't understand spoken Portuguese very well in the first place, no matter which country it's from...