Sexiest accent?

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odin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
I would fancy her.. but she looks like my Aunt, except with blonde hair!?!?!?!?

:idea: AILF.

 :nervous:

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

I couldn't figure out what Oirish meant... Doh! I realised later (see the body parts thread for a break down of the accents thread results) and included it :-)

Eh?! This is something foreigners normally do not cannot figure out, but it didn't take me too long to figure out. :-?

I was thinking too hard... I often overlook the obvious and attempt to find a deeper meaning...

I don't think it's just about pronunciation, it's also the form of the sentences, there are very specific structures in German (like separable prefixes for example) that give the sound of the language a very pleasant feel..

Indeed, indeed! It feels more, say, logic.

Yes, I agree. My natural scientist/engineer nature tends to draw me to regular patterns and structures... also German has a lot of Zee and  Vee sounds ("Sie" und "Wie" auf Deutsch) that I really like!

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
I was thinking too hard... I often overlook the obvious and attempt to find a deeper meaning...

Hmyes, often, if you don't understand it, pronouncing the word out loud is a way to understand it. Also for other (European) languages.

That's very true... I saw a word "Eingesteckt"... which at first glance was meaningless to me... then I read it out "ein" "ge" "steckt".. and realised it was the past participle of "einstecken"... :-)

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A4000_Mad wrote:
NOOOOO! Not German again! I'll head over to bloodlines 'Sexiest body part....' thread :-)

I'm lucky to get to practice German with Speel, unlike with my German Friends, his German isn't too difficult for me to understand :-)

I've checked the TOS and there is nothing forbidding the use of German here... but apparently toilet humour is forbidden!!! :-o I think half my posts have actually violated the TOS of this site!!!  :oops:

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
I was thinking too hard... I often overlook the obvious and attempt to find a deeper meaning...

Hmyes, often, if you don't understand it, pronouncing the word out loud is a way to understand it. Also for other (European) languages.

That's very true... I saw a word "Eingesteckt"... which at first glance was meaningless to me... then I read it out "ein" "ge" "steckt".. and realised it was the past participle of "einstecken"... :-)

I noticed it with Norwegian/Swedish. Also, in Luxembourg it was not hard to communicate, in all kinds of western European languages (Dutch, German, French, English, if you don't know a word in one language, try another language :lol: )

Hmmm.... What are the ladies like where you live Speel?

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Dutch is cute, and funny... like a weird cross between English and German :-D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me2MYkW4zAA

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Hmmm.... What are the ladies like where you live Speel?

Well, I live in a student town. I met an English guy in a bar, and he told me he never seen so many beautiful women.

Hello? :idea:

Groningen?

And I must confess that here are too many hot student guys :oops:

:-D Sounds like you are in the right place!!!!

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Dutch is cute, and funny... like a weird cross between English and German :-D

:lol: never looked at it that way.

Yeah, it has pronunciation features of both languages... and also words that are unique to dutch and sound funny :-)

"G" is a bit hard for me :-(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me2MYkW4zAA

:lol: Well she doesn't say the "R" good, because of her accent :lol:

She sounds cute (and she certainly looks very attractive from her pictures), I rather like the way she uses the word "learn", when she means "teach"... Awww... I think, I could Learn her some English :lol:

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
She sounds cute (and she certainly looks very attractive from her pictures), I rather like the way she uses the word "learn", when she means "teach"... Awww... I think, I could Learn her some English :lol:

She also sounds a bit dumb to me  :sealed:

Indeed she does!!!   :evilgrin:  :devildance:  ;-)

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Hmmm.... What are the ladies like where you live Speel?

Well, I live in a student town. I met an English guy in a bar, and he told me he never seen so many beautiful women.

Hello? :idea:

Groningen?

Yeps, there I live :-)

Is the night life good? Are the hotels cheap?

And I must confess that here are too many hot student guys :oops:

:-D Sounds like you are in the right place!!!!

Indeed, I feel very at home here ;-)

Das kann  ich mir vorstellen!!!

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Is the night life good? Are the hotels cheap?

Absolutely! BArs are open all night long. (And there's an 70's/80's bar)

An 80's Bar too!?!? I think I might like to visit this place?!?  

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
She sounds cute (and she certainly looks very attractive from her pictures), I rather like the way she uses the word "learn", when she means "teach"... Awww... I think, I could Learn her some English :lol:

She also sounds a bit dumb to me  :sealed:

Indeed she does!!!   :evilgrin:  :devildance:  ;-)

Be gentle with her, Bloodline :lol:

I beg your pardon Sir! For I'm sure, I don't know what you could possibly be referring too... My intentions are nothing if not honorable, I am the very example of a Gentleman! And, if she is partial to the charms of an Englishman... I'd be in there like a greyhound!!! :-D

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Is the night life good? Are the hotels cheap?

Absolutely! BArs are open all night long. (And there's an 70's/80's bar)

An 80's Bar too!?!? I think I might like to visit this place?!?  

Well, yes I think so, though I'm not sure whether Groningen is good from a tourist pov.

No? I fancy a holiday...

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
No? I fancy a holiday...

Well, we still have the old gray one. (the saint martin's tower). And lots of terraces to drink a nice beer outside in the summer. 8-)

Damn, I need a holiday too. (though I'd prefer to go to Germany with their Biergartens and Grosse Weissen, hmmmm)

Well let me know, I would be happy to visit Germany with you!

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

But no, I have a deadline this thursday, after that, I'll go to Scotland for a week.

Scotland??

Zu Besucht deiner Schwester?

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Ja, sie bekommen Doktor in Psychologie.

Ah Ja? Wo studiert sie?