it's working! \o/ thank you so much for participating - I've waited so long for this to happen.
creole and pidgin are not exactly the same. ^^ the former is what people make up from two languages and is some kind of mix with a VERY simplified grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. they just exist for communicative purposes so that people can somehow talk to each other, although they don't know the other language.Zitat von Maisaffe
pidgins are quite more interesting. there you've got children which are born in a surrounding where creole is spoken. so they form it into a NEW language (a new mother tongue) with its own full functional grammar, vocabulary etc. - it sounds extremely weird to speakers of "real" English but it works 100%.
I usually try very hard to speak and write BE. it's quite a challenge. >__>Zitat
you need to force yourself to be silent at the end of words and to sound really bitchy arrogant. 8D but in my opinion it's far more elegant and HAS after all some kind of grammar.
remember: no matter what anyone might tell you... americans have not >__>
did I already mention that phonetics destroyed my life? well, it did... >___>
basically those ones which are worth watching in original.Zitat von DennisHH
usually dialogue is so flat it doesn't really reward itself. >__> (exception: cruel intentions
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it depends on the point of view. :/ I really don't know how I am supposed to ever make it through that study if, in fact, everything bores me. thankfully enough this has yet to happen. ^^Zitat von CT
maybe it's the language itself, but mostly everything which falls into my hands has something fascinating about it. o_o German literature on the other hand bores me TO DEATH. >__>"
if austen writes how she squeezes her main characters into the best places to make a good marriage than it is, though from today's point of view a little antiquated, a thousand times better than what goethe has ever done. o_o