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Banter about Language: Plural form for animals
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buckeyecarriefan
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Mongoose is mongooses.
Just another example why English is the toughest language to learn. It has no rules , kinda just goes with it's flow. And yet we expect EVERY person who lives here to know it fluently.....
Just another example why English is the toughest language to learn. It has no rules , kinda just goes with it's flow. And yet we expect EVERY person who lives here to know it fluently.....
robinannhunt
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And all those definitions of "run". 
robinannhunt
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Now that is somethong. What rule caused that?
allirishgirl
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gotta disagree with ya there Tom! IMO Irish is the hardest language to learn. We learn it from we are 4 years old (when we start school) till we leave school (17-18) that is 13 years & I still know better French than I do Irish! its IMPOSSIBLE! I would love to be fluent in Irish but that is never gonna happen!
buckeyecarriefan
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gotta disagree with ya there Tom! IMO Irish is the hardest language to learn. We learn it from we are 4 years old (when we start school) till we leave school (17-18) that is 13 years & I still know better French than I do Irish! its IMPOSSIBLE! I would love to be fluent in Irish but that is never gonna happen!
OK, English is the toughest of the major languages(English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, etc.) to learn.
nannygirl
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gotta disagree with ya there Tom! IMO Irish is the hardest language to learn. We learn it from we are 4 years old (when we start school) till we leave school (17-18) that is 13 years & I still know better French than I do Irish! its IMPOSSIBLE! I would love to be fluent in Irish but that is never gonna happen!
What is with you and pandering Irish to us English-speaking folk? xD
allamericangirl8
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Why hasn't Nanny said anything about this yet?
conorlovescarrie:)
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Woah, I didnt even know there was an Irish language lol. English does seem like it would be a really hard language to learn, Im happy that its my native language, I feel like so many people in the world are just expected to be able to use it. Ive heard Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn and I dont get it at all haha Id hate to have to learn Chinese or a "hard language"
gotta disagree with ya there Tom! IMO Irish is the hardest language to learn. We learn it from we are 4 years old (when we start school) till we leave school (17-18) that is 13 years & I still know better French than I do Irish! its IMPOSSIBLE! I would love to be fluent in Irish but that is never gonna happen!
nannygirl
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I was trying to be mature, Nicole.
allamericangirl8
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That's why you made a 69 joke less than a week ago.
nannygirl
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Exactly. However, in my defense, Remind Me was only going to be at #6 and #9 once, for a limited amount of time. Robin always makes sexy typos.
allamericangirl8
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Exactly. However, in my defense, Remind Me was only going to be at #6 and #9 once, for a limited amount of time. Robin always makes sexy typos.
Eh, good point. Robin does tend to make those unusually often.
allirishgirl
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OK, English is the toughest of the major languages(English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, etc.) to learn.
thats better
eh I believe you started it!
Yup there sure is
seems a few Cfers didnt know that still fish
Yup there sure is
wonder if they know about Gaelic football
buckeyecarriefan
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wonder if they know about Gaelic football
Mike Golic? Oh yes, I know him. He was pretty good.