A geek to the core, I reside in the midst of an Iowa cornfield with my husband and four children. When I'm not chasing the kids every which way but loose, you can find me penning fantastical tales of great heroism and twue wuv...and possibly procrastinating online.
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Lol I think the Egyptians wanted their language to be the most fun and turned it into a charades marathon. German words definitely make me think of power and frankenword perfectly sums up a lot of their most bombastic phrases. I really love Latin and the poetry in it but there is an awful lot concerning fighting and war. With Mandarin, I can only think of oranges, which is the first thing that pops into my head. I guess when it comes to languages, it’s all Greek to me (but considering I am quarter Greek then actually that makes sense!)
That’s too funny! I learned Spanish in high school and a tiny bit of French in college, and I’ve forgotten most of it. I wanted to learn German and Japanese, too, but I’ve never gotten around to it. My grandparents used to speak German, but they never taught me and I wish they had.
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Lol I think the Egyptians wanted their language to be the most fun and turned it into a charades marathon. German words definitely make me think of power and frankenword perfectly sums up a lot of their most bombastic phrases. I really love Latin and the poetry in it but there is an awful lot concerning fighting and war. With Mandarin, I can only think of oranges, which is the first thing that pops into my head. I guess when it comes to languages, it’s all Greek to me (but considering I am quarter Greek then actually that makes sense!)
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That’s too funny! I learned Spanish in high school and a tiny bit of French in college, and I’ve forgotten most of it. I wanted to learn German and Japanese, too, but I’ve never gotten around to it. My grandparents used to speak German, but they never taught me and I wish they had.
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