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Apr. 16th, 2011 08:28 amquick, someone use resplendent in a sentence!
Apr. 16th, 2011
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Apr. 16th, 2011 12:10 pmfeeling incredibly calm about everything and everyone.
the supposed effect of pot without the said pot.
ultimate zen?
the supposed effect of pot without the said pot.
ultimate zen?
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Apr. 16th, 2011 03:36 pmа скажите мне, о мудрейшие, где вы качаете русское кино?
дело в том что я фрик, и начинаю запасаться за пол-года всевозможными фильмами и сериалами. нетфликс так далеко дивиди не шлёт, а зря :)
мне всего бы любовь и голубей и покровские ворота.
чтобы хоть кто-то на меня на родной мове говорил ;)
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Darija (الدارجة is a term used by Maghrebi Arabic speakers to refer to their dialect. This dialect is characterized by an abundance of loan-words from the languages of the historical colonial occupiers of the Maghreb (French, Spanish and Turkish), and also from the native Berber languages. It is only used for oral communication, with Modern Standard Arabic (الفصحى (al-)fuṣ-ḥā) used for written communication.
so I'm learning to speak this weird concoction of a language but if I want to write or read, I'm learning proper arabic? I'm all for learning and all, but holy shit, that's a motherload! and here I thought I'd brush up on my french in my leisure time.
дело в том что я фрик, и начинаю запасаться за пол-года всевозможными фильмами и сериалами. нетфликс так далеко дивиди не шлёт, а зря :)
мне всего бы любовь и голубей и покровские ворота.
чтобы хоть кто-то на меня на родной мове говорил ;)
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Fuck me!
Darija (الدارجة is a term used by Maghrebi Arabic speakers to refer to their dialect. This dialect is characterized by an abundance of loan-words from the languages of the historical colonial occupiers of the Maghreb (French, Spanish and Turkish), and also from the native Berber languages. It is only used for oral communication, with Modern Standard Arabic (الفصحى (al-)fuṣ-ḥā) used for written communication.
so I'm learning to speak this weird concoction of a language but if I want to write or read, I'm learning proper arabic? I'm all for learning and all, but holy shit, that's a motherload! and here I thought I'd brush up on my french in my leisure time.