
Raiden-sama wrote:Hmm. English, Danish, and Norwegian, I speak/read fluently.
I understand a handful of other languages, as in, I can read/understand it (somewhat anyway ^^;) but not speak it very well, or at all: Dutch, German, bit of french and Italian, oh and Swedish.


My guess is DenmarkKainTheVampire wrote:Raiden-sama wrote:Hmm. English, Danish, and Norwegian, I speak/read fluently.
I understand a handful of other languages, as in, I can read/understand it (somewhat anyway ^^;) but not speak it very well, or at all: Dutch, German, bit of french and Italian, oh and Swedish.
*now wondering where you are from*

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or >:D are attached, that paragraph may not be 100% serious. Seriously.Callid wrote:My guess is DenmarkKainTheVampire wrote:Raiden-sama wrote:Hmm. English, Danish, and Norwegian, I speak/read fluently.
I understand a handful of other languages, as in, I can read/understand it (somewhat anyway ^^;) but not speak it very well, or at all: Dutch, German, bit of french and Italian, oh and Swedish.
*now wondering where you are from*
Could also be Great Britain or another English-speaking country, but Denmark seems most likely.

mangaluva wrote:Callid wrote:My guess is DenmarkKainTheVampire wrote:Raiden-sama wrote:Hmm. English, Danish, and Norwegian, I speak/read fluently.
I understand a handful of other languages, as in, I can read/understand it (somewhat anyway ^^;) but not speak it very well, or at all: Dutch, German, bit of french and Italian, oh and Swedish.
*now wondering where you are from*
Could also be Great Britain or another English-speaking country, but Denmark seems most likely.
I wouldn't say the UK, but probably somewhere in Northern Europe. Because the UK doesn't have any physical borders with other countries, we're rather embarrassingly heterolingual by European standards. Quite surprised when we went to Belgium and found out that people there speak an average of three or four languages due to all the different countries around them.
. Also, Raiden's timezone is GMT+1 iirc, and Britain is GMT so
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What does butterderper mean?
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Raiden-sama wrote:@Kain: Denmark, just like Callid guessed at. ^^;
@Callid: Correct. =)
...not sure why your second guess would be Britain though, my English grammar flat out sucks. So I wouldn't be able to see how that could be considered an option.XD
) unimportant ones, which, I figured, an American would never learn and anyone from the UK would be (very) unlikely to. So, ignoring English, Danish was the most logical choice for your native tongue, as I explained in that link.
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or >:D are attached, that paragraph may not be 100% serious. Seriously.Callid wrote:...most of these were Scandinavian ones, i.e. rather (sorry) unimportant ones...
Raiden-sama wrote:Callid wrote:...most of these were Scandinavian ones, i.e. rather (sorry) unimportant ones...
>:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
Germans are so mean, too! D:

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