Wow! I have been her for ten minutes...

6. Laugh.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Originally posted by clap
You've got to teach me how to do that.

right here

I took a year of french in school but most times.. I get help too. 😛

Originally posted by Storm
[color=black]6. Laugh

Yep. Online translators make sentence structure laughable.

Originally posted by Storm
6. Laugh.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Didn't mean to quote you.

Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
sure thing... tis easy really...

right here

I took a year of french in school but most times.. I get help too. 😛

I feel robbed. 😠

😂

you have to be careful for those free translations 🤪

*shrugs* I dont mind them much though. 😊

They' re quite basic, often with amusing results.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Originally posted by §P0oONY
This place has 100's of smilies... w00t

You've just not found them yet.

✅

Originally posted by Syren
Who have you been for ten minutes? Is she pretty? 😛

😂 well spotted.

Originally posted by Storm
[color=black]They' re quite basic, often with amusing results.

i just translated that into French, then the French into German, and the German back to English.

Result-

"They ' regarding the fundamental often also to amuse completely result."

Originally posted by Storm
They' re quite basic, often with amusing results.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Hey Storm...I have a question for you. Why do you always put a space after an apostrophe? That's incorrect grammar. Just wondering.

It is a carryover from the days of typewriters with monospaced typefaces to improve readability, like the double space after a period. Today, the use of proportionally spaced fonts makes it unnecessary.

But it has been drilled into me when I learned to type, and it has been a habit for nearly 13 years now.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Originally posted by Storm
It is a carryover from the days of typewriters with monospaced typefaces to improve readability, like the double space after a period. Today, the use of proportionally spaced fonts makes it unnecessary.

But it has been drilled into me when I learned to type, and it has been a habit for nearly 13 years now.

Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Ah, I remember the days of the double space after ending a sentence.

Originally posted by clap
In our language, an auxilliary verb such as "can" is followed by a verb such as "read".

Sounds interesting...😐

Originally posted by Kongu_Dude
Sounds interesting...😐

The English language, time to stop approximating it.

Originally posted by clap
The English language, time to stop approximating it.

Originally posted by ThePittman
We learn English but speak American.

Originally posted by Barking Spider
Don't go all Kok on us

Reported.

Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
Je vous aime cher ami. 😍

Je vous aime aussi.

Vous êtes un très cher ami à moi.

hug

Originally posted by Gomez
...and not a single warning yet!

P.S. this place needs better smileys!

And no I dont suck 😕

Originally posted by clap