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Seems like her alt accounts still exist
WHAT HAPPENED TO AVERY?!?!?!?!
German, Spanish, Korean, Russian, and Portuguese. (Put in the order of activeness on the languages.)
Oh, cool! Like what languages?
I learn languages on Duolingo. That’s all I can think of to say😂😂
Ah okay, that make more sense 😅
Yeah, my best guess from all I know is that maybe either his mom came first and he later, or else he came here, bc his foster parents live here... It's a confusing situation, and I've never gotten to the bottom of it, but yeah 😅
Oh I meant NC, but ohh, okay 😅
Henry, you mean to the US or to NC? If you mean to the US, I think it's mainly bc he wanted to get Bible training at university and then go back to Vietnam as a pastor 😅 Not really sure why he came to NC, tho, unless it was bc he had connections here
I seem to make plenty of mistakes like that 🙃😂
Oh okay 🤔 Know why he chose to immigrate all the way there? 😅
Kunstenaar Avery, how could you have forgotten he's been promoted king?! 😰😆
Oh, wow! 😬😅 That would be difficult! Ok, cool! 🙃
Henry, yes, he actually immigrated to the US almost 2 years ago, I believe 🤔 But he has pretty fluent English 😅 I just spoke in Vietnamese to him for fun 😅
Oh, I just noticed you called me King instead of Sir 😆
Oh, I remember seeing groups where you and her were writing in German
Skip the memorization by learning pinyin for online at least 😂 but you’ll still have to recognize the characters 😅
Yep, you have to not only memorize brush strokes, but there’s also a correct stroke order and direction. I say its more complicated since I’m used to English, but it depends on your memorization abilities and also how much practice you get. I just use the pinyin keyboard so I can type the characters really fast instead of drawing every stroke of ever character, if I can even recall how that is 🙃
Oh wow, is you Vietnamese coworker from Vietnam? 😅
I only know, cause I looked it up to say to a Vietnamese coworker 😅
Henry, I'm curious: do you have to memorize those brush strokes; and if so, is it complicated to remember?
Avery, that's cool! And yes, Chào is Vietnamese 😉 "Chào bạn" is "hello, friend"
Nice! Btw, for Chinese its spelled nǐ haǒ and written as 你好
Yep! 😆 Ooh, what languages are they?! 😃
Oh that’s alright. You get practice using your translator, and mastery requires practices 😁 I’m have a Chinese background, but my Chinese isn’t that good, so you’re fine 🙃
Avery, could I ask where you learned German?
Haha I’m learning German…
Also learned today that all nouns in German are capitalized 🤔
I've learned two new words!
Good morning? Is it that in German?
Or something like that.. 🫤
I know a few words, Helphe fewufwhere actung aintensmatch
@Avery, can you speak German?
Sorry, that wasn’t close at all 😅
Aloha (sorry that’s not Spanish but…… oh well….. close enough…….)
Ahem or should I say ¡Hola!
¡Hola a todos! ¿Puedes entender lo que estoy diciendo? O no.
It means hahahahaha in Spanish
Yep, and the character existed before Christ if I’m recalling correctly
Wow! 😮💨 Deep! That is veeery interesting! 😅 It makes perfect sense, too!
Word of the day: yì 义/義. Meaning: Righteousness. Fun fact: In the traditional script for the word, 義, the upper part ⺷ means “sheep/lamb,” and the bottom part 我 means “I.” It is also interesting to note that in 我, which means “I,” the left side 手 means hand and the right side 戈 means spear. If I just look at the character for the word righteousness as a drawing: the lamb is over I who held the spear? 🤔
Chino con Amigos should be the group name now 😆
Hmm, I think I know how to say it 😏
Or you could put it in google translate to hear how it’s pronounced 😅
knee haow* with the tone emphasis on the “ee” in knee and on the “ao” in haow. You could maybe think of it as singing a note, going down a note, and then going back up to that note, but do it very quickly 😅
You pronounce it as nǐ haǒ (kind of like knee how), but since there’s the 3rd tone mark on the two words, you have you go down in tone and then go back up in tone to where you were before
🤔 and how is that pronounced??
Word of the day: nǐ haǒ 你好. Literal translation: you good. Meaning: Hello, hi.
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