The Last Person to Post Wins - Pixie

[Lambu]

Such an interesting fungus that was, I wonder if its edible

 

[Farfalla]

Piru is a creature in Finland, Bia

Poltergeist looks tempting but I'll go with Pixie

 

[GrySun]

Such an interesting fungus that was, I wonder if its edible

Would it look like that if it didn‘t want to get eaten?

 

[Charlie]

@liductan - inb4thatdelete
I'll claim this ass my territory.



What's going on peeps.

 

[Elusia]

Piru is a creature in Finland, Bia

Poltergeist looks tempting but I'll go with Pixie

Yay for pixies

Spoiler

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And heyo Charlie

 

[Charlie]

Good morning Elu, how you do?

 

[Farfalla]

What‘s the lhe mean and how is it so misused.

It's a pronoun that means "to you" in that context. It means to you there cause some verbs in portuguese are called of "indirect transition" (to the complement) and in those cases you gotta use "lhe". But the direct transition ones use a "te" instead of a "lhe", and people just use whichever of those 2, not following any rule. "Te" would only mean "you" instead. Ex.: "te enviei ao Japão" (I sent you to Japan); "lhe enviei o livro" (I sent you the book/I sent the book to you). Dunno if I explained properly @.@

Such an interesting fungus that was, I wonder if its edible

Dip it in a bit of chocolate

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Now I'm off to my last day of suffering at work before some vac days T.T

 

[Elusia]

Good morning Elu, how you do?

I'm fine. Looking forward to the weekends as always

 

[Charlie]

• Has a rare long break, gonna catch a few zzZz's .

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I'm fine. Looking forward to the weekends as always

oh naisu, any plans?

I'm going to catch up on some zzzz's.

 

[GrySun]

It's a pronoun that means "to you" in that context. It means to you there cause some verbs in portuguese are called of "indirect transition" (to the complement) and in those cases you gotta use "lhe". But the direct transition ones use a "te" instead of a "lhe", and people just use whichever of those 2, not following any rule. "Te" would only mean "you" instead. Ex.: "te enviei ao Japão" (I sent you to Japan); "lhe enviei o livro" (I sent you the book/I sent the book to you). Dunno if I explained properly @.@

I just checked via google translate, and it’s translated the same whether it‘s lhe or te I do understand your explanation, doesn‘t seem too complicated. Here it‘s because of giving a table „to you“ correct? Though there‘s probably more grammatical rules to it than just that.

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German has some pretty retarded cases too, where people misuse „wie“ when it should be „als“, which is rather infuriating to hear...

Xad you know what I mean?

 

[Xadyu]

Weirdos

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German has some pretty retarded cases too, where people misuse „wie“ when it should be „als“, which is rather infuriating to hear...

Xad you know what I mean?

Yeah, I do that a lot too.

German and Dutch aren't that different in the end. But some words that mean the same thing need to be used differently, which is really annoying.
I do that in Dutch too, we have plenty of those words, the fact that I talk Dutch/German/English and some dialects daily doesn't really help either.

 

[Elusia]

oh naisu, any plans?

I'm going to catch up on some zzzz's.

Just gonna do my hw and thesis, and going over some mafia sites and this forum as well.

There's one I signed up where the setup is very different, but sounds great for newbies.

 

[GrySun]

Weirdos

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Yeah, I do that a lot too.

German and Dutch aren't that different in the end. But some words that mean the same thing need to be used differently, which is really annoying.
I do that in Dutch too, we have plenty of those words, the fact that I talk Dutch/German/English and some dialects daily doesn't really help either.

You mean you‘d say „besser wie..“?!

Wtf

 

[Xadyu]

You mean you‘d say „besser wie..“?!

Wtf

Well, I can't imagine me saying that. If I have to type I rarely make that mistake. But in actual conversations the translation just goes wrong in my head.
The fact that I'm learning Spanish and Swedish right now is definitely not helping in any way or form.

 

[z.5]

Ach crivens! I'm really liking the pictsies choice

 

[Xadyu]

I didn't get the reference until I saw @Organizized's like.

 

[Organizized]

I didn't get the reference until I saw @Organizized's like.

Ach, this scunner's so pished he does nae longer ken aboot the feegles? O waily waily~

 

[Lambu]

It's a pronoun that means "to you" in that context. It means to you there cause some verbs in portuguese are called of "indirect transition" (to the complement) and in those cases you gotta use "lhe". But the direct transition ones use a "te" instead of a "lhe", and people just use whichever of those 2, not following any rule. "Te" would only mean "you" instead. Ex.: "te enviei ao Japão" (I sent you to Japan); "lhe enviei o livro" (I sent you the book/I sent the book to you). Dunno if I explained properly @.@

Dip it in a bit of chocolate

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Now I'm off to my last day of suffering at work before some vac days T.T

Looks like spanish with the pronoun use depending on context. I take "Ihe" would be like "Yo" as agent of an action while "Te" directly implies it, like a form of reduction.
Still its difficult to explain grammar like that.

Just gonna do my hw and thesis, and going over some mafia sites and this forum as well.

There's one I signed up where the setup is very different, but sounds great for newbies.

Hope you are doing good Elu.

 

[GrySun]

 

[Kiki]

Ah I thought it was gonna be Pocong

@Copy Panda btw what does TS stand for?