Chat Of Appreciation

It's her birthday tomorrow so I'm getting her chocolate.
This is what I said:
"Yo quireo chocolat para tu"
I know, not very good, but still

@Loops
@IHaveADamProblem
@BrennaKadavsky
I've tagged all of you before but appreciation yay and it's a way for me to procrastinate

Ahhhh I appreciate that so much but also procrastination is really bad

Ignore that I am currently procrastinating myself….

@Loops
@IHaveADamProblem
@BrennaKadavsky
I've tagged all of you before but appreciation yay and it's a way for me to procrastinate

Thankssss

@Loops
@IHaveADamProblem
@BrennaKadavsky
I've tagged all of you before but appreciation yay and it's a way for me to procrastinate

Thankssss

Yes thank you!

Im freakingly thankful to be here, all the people on this site are just the nicest and incredibly talented!

same to you! <3

It's her birthday tomorrow so I'm getting her chocolate.
This is what I said:
"Yo quireo chocolat para tu"
I know, not very good, but still

oof lol
spanish is pretty straightforward (definitely not like english lmao) so I think the message is clear enough

thanks, lol. It translates to "I want chocolate for you"

I remember pronouncing it like choclet when I was learning english

What is your native language? Spanish, I'm guessing.

Yes, Im from El Salvador

Yeah. There are a lot of people on here who are really good at English, I didn't even know it wasn't their first language. You're one of them!

Thanks, I been practicing since I was a kid so yeah, I kind off have to :)

Same with French. My dad starting teaching me at a very young age. I very recently started learning Spanish.

Well, it´s a little bit of an advantage, both of them have the same root so part of the spelling isn´t that different (I dont know, I dont speak french but I manage to understand a some sentences)

You write an English word, add vowels, and pronounce it without the vowels but in the way so that the vowels would be there.

The pronunciation… that´s always a mess, I remember having a similar problem with portuguese when our school tried to teach us how to speak it (all the teachers quit and nobody learned portuguese…)

Yeah, it's kinda weird. Lol.

And most languages that have latin as a root have gender specific pronouns that normally are hard to remember for most people

Yeah, I kind of throw those out the window when speaking anything other than english. I literally just. Don't give a crap. La, le, la, el, whatever. One of them is fine.

And when you have to se el for something and él for other stuff, some of those rules are ignored even by us

I just don't bother. Takes too long, and it gets the message through if you don't use the right one.

Yeah, I mean, we all have to known the right way of writing those because of school and such and I can´t let myself have bad grammar on my finished work (even for my own projects when I translate them)

@Imperfect_Autumn and @Chogiwae for being, in my opinion the Roleplaying prodigies.

flashbacks to group chats I've been in where everyone's using google translate to speak Danish and the Danish kid is cringing

Falls over laughing Been there, on both sides.

@Imperfect_Autumn and @Chogiwae for being, in my opinion the Roleplaying prodigies.

They're amazing, and all their characters are adorable and well written!

@Imperfect_Autumn and @Chogiwae for being, in my opinion the Roleplaying prodigies.

Oh my word yes their roleplays have given me so much to read I HAVE STALKED YOU BOTH (But not in a creepy way, more I love your writing way)

Oh my Lord, thank you so much! Like Autumn said, we had no idea. I’m glad you like our roleplays!

Y'all have made me cry on multiple occasions.