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multilingual writer culture is coming up with a sentence that makes perfect sense to you and then you reread it and it goes something like "arre, porque c'est kawaii, babygirl"
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There is no way Clark hasn’t tried to recreate a joke to Bruce, only for it to make no fucking sense in English
Clark: …its funnier in kryptonian
Bruce: ...
Bruce: you do know I can speak kryptonian, right
Clark: :D
Clark will forget by the next time he’s going to tell a new joke he heard from Kara.
Catholic Girl & Atheist Girl #7
Thought it'd be funnier in Spanish
When you see “English isn’t my first language” before the fic, just know that shits about to pop off.
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EDIT: THE STUDY IS NOW CLOSED, thank you so much for all the responses!!
Hi! I'm doing a small study for school about bilingual people and how they use the languages they speak. It's completely anonymous and takes about 5-10min to answer, so if you're bilingual and you have a few minutes to spare, the link is here!
This survey is coordinated by students from the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle for research and learning purposes, and as such, your answers w
(it says "young adults" in the title because there's some questions related to studies, but you can answer what you used to do too, anyone who's bilingual can answer!)
Rabbit/lapin. Abécédaire anglais et français. (Alphabet book in English and French.) 1852.
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