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If I start to ramble or tell a story I'll sometimes have to cut myself off and restart because nothing I say is understandable. I've become equally comfortable with expressing myself in English though.

ZeptoRay wrote:

Keane wrote: I have to think more about what I say in English because if I talk too long it all turns into gibberish. I can't really decide whether my accent is thick or not; there's people who can barely understand me and people who don't even know I'm not a native English speaker.

I'm not a native English speaker either, I probably suck at speaking it as a whole.

Real life talking can be harder.

In my younger years, I had a habit of talking too much and not letting other members have their say, I think I've ridden myself of that hindrance.

Never mind

"YOU'LL ADDRESS ME BY MY PROPER TITLE YA LITTLE PRICK!!!"

spiraldoor wrote: People sometimes tell me I should go into voice acting when they hear my Bishop Brennan and Father Jessup.

Here.

Rulez wrote:sometimes I want to say too much at once before all the thoughts escape me and I kinda go "and sometidie, heee othe, uh, I mean...", which is pretty embarassing.

That's adorable. owo

If we're talking about weird speech stuff irl, I have the unfortunate combination of both a lisp and a stutter. Stutter brought on by social anxiety, and lisp brought on by my fucking awful teeth.

...I also talk like a chav. A chav with an extensive vocabulary, but a chav nontheless. It's because it's all I ever heard growing up. OTL

sonicbrawler182 wrote:"YOU'LL ADDRESS ME BY MY PROPER TITLE YA LITTLE PRICK!!!"

It was "ya little bollocks" actually. You're getting it mixed up with "Don't call me Len, ya little prick! I'm a bishop!" earlier on. The finer details are key to the subtle art of quoting Father Ted.

spiraldoor wrote:

sonicbrawler182 wrote:"YOU'LL ADDRESS ME BY MY PROPER TITLE YA LITTLE PRICK!!!"

It was "ya little bollocks" actually. You're getting it mixed up with "Don't call me Len, ya little prick! I'm a bishop!" earlier on. The finer details are key to the subtle art of quoting Father Ted.

I knew I had it wrong!
Has been a while since I've watched the good father.

I've got all 25 episodes saved to my hard disk, so they're all just a few clicks away. I started watching before I was even capable of forming memories, and I never really stopped.

I used to watch it all of the time on RTÉ when they used to show it at about 10 o' clock (...or was it 9?...) on Monday nights. That was back when I was in primary school. Makes me feel a bit old. :I

I was so young that I can't remember much of my first viewing.

English is the language that makes me feel comfortable the most.

Hm, I'm assuming you speak Japanese as well, no?

I only speak English. I have several friends who are bilingual though.

I've dabbled in other languages, but have always stuggled, the D I got for French in GCSEs was the nail in the coffin.

spiraldoor wrote:I hope you guys don't talk like this in real life.

Only on the internet, Spiral. Only on the internet.

I somewhat know another language however I only speak in English. I feel extremely uncomfortable when speaking in other languages.

German was my first language, but since I haven't had any reason whatsoever to use it in the last twelve years, it's gone down the drain a bit.

They tossed some basics in other languages at us in school but the only one that I picked up easily was French.

My native tongue is French and I'm starting to lose it a bit, I keep forgetting some stuff when I write it but nothing to bad, just faults of inattention. I don't know any other languages than French and English, though, I know some words in various languages, mainly Japanese since I wanted to learn it some years ago but just gave up since I had no time for it eh.. So many languages I want to learn, so little time for that.