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I still make a lot of mistakes in English! I have a high school level I think. I must say that @Pikasaur on the forum impresses me a lot because English is not her mother tongue. She speaks really perfect English. :open_mouth:

N’hésite pas à m’envoyer un message (privé ou public) si tu as besoin d’apprendre des trucs comme je te le disais ! :slight_smile:
(i’m just telling Blueone65 he can send me private or public messages if he need to learn some stuffs.)

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I’m using a language translator for help.

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me too !!! :sweat_smile:

151515

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Je n’ai pas de clavier qui tape les signes de ponctuation d’accent français.

I don’t have a keyboard that types French accent punctuation marks.

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I’ve always wanted to learn Spanish and Hindi

I did french for 1 year in high school, so I reckon I could pick it up quite quickly. French lingo is very similar to English bar the masculine and feminine thing. If you learn french, you could probably learn Italian, Spanish and Portuguese with ease maybe.

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Oui c’est un problème sur les claviers “qwerty” !
Yes that’s a problem with “qwerty” keyboards.

Pour ma part, le clavier de mon ordinateur portable vient de Hong-Kong (le précédent est cassé.). J’ai juste collé des étiquettes sur les touches !
My laptop keyboard comes from Hong-Kong. (the previous one is broken.)
I just put stickers on the keyboard’s keys.

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Thanks @anon84377678. I had German before I graduated highschool, and there is feminine, masculine, and neutral nouns, with no rhyme or reason to them.

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Pamplemousse means grapefruit :stuck_out_tongue:

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Sorry about that. Should I ask what the original means.

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Its written with an A. Pamplemousse.

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Thanks @anon67051439 15

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Pomplemousse with an O has no meaning really.

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We’re not allowed to eat pamplemousse with most meds :stuck_out_tongue:

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True there’s a warning on my prescription bottle.

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I’ve dabbled in many languages mostly German and Biblical Greek and Biblical Hebrew.

Tried Spanish in high school. I remember a little but not much.

-S

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Thanks Skunk! 1515

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Ma grand-mère maternelle était allemande, née aux États-Unis. Ses parents étaient des immigrants d’Allemagne.

My maternal grandmother was German, born in the US. Her parents were immigrants from Germany.

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