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I'm not worried about it. Even if it could mean absolutely anything.

√COLOR is really just a reference to my theme, which is colorful.

The √ was just random.

 

Watch random tf2 vids. Like this one.

 

Are Fwash-Fwash, Ben and Becky playing it in the video? If not, not watching. >|

 

Nope. But it's still fun.

 

Well normal people are bound to have trouble understanding a genius~

 

We should learn other languages in our spare time.

We just need a native speaker.

 

Hi .

 

Hi guys. Don't mind me, just using my hour long lunch to enjoy KHV while I still can. ;~;

DAMN YOU AP CLASS!!!!!

 

I dislike Spanish, though.

 

I just wish I had the patience and attention span to be able to learn a language. Though it would probably be far easier to do on a one-to-one basis.

 

It is not so hard as many make it out to be. Mastering the pronunciation is most of the work.

 

Really? Pronunciation is normally a very strong point with me. Perhaps I really should try.

 

Why? We have funny symbols. And just one accént (ûnlìké frenchies)

 

I'm taking GSCE French. Learn French with me, DT. c:

 

You probably just think it is. Rolling your r's is especially difficult if you were not raised to do it.

Ño?

 

Eh, we barely use the Ñ anyways. Gnocchi is Ñoqui c: We aVOID complicating things.

 

I did a little French in school. Not my favourite language, but it's similarity to English would probably be good starting point. Hm...

Rolling r's is the only part that would take some learning though. I tend to memorise pronunciations very easily otherwise.

 

Yeah, I don't like fren-

It's not like english. At. All.

 

I see. Meh.

So do I, but I consider a rolled r a staple of speaking a language. If you cannot do it, then you are doomed forever. There are different kinds of rolling for different languages, too. Like with Russian and Spanish. Good luck.

 

Considering both languages branch out from Latin (I believe), they are actually pretty similar.
They use the same alphabet, even though the pronunciations are a bit different.
There are also a lot of cognates in French, for example difficile and difficult, table and table, etc.