My professor said it, then some friends, then my other professor confirmed after a presentation.
Honestly, that's pretty crazy and just a little bit exciting. I'm used to speaking in another language so I don't hesitate trying to pronounce things correctly. Too bad I pause too much at double consonants and don't keep my self from pronouncing rolled r's a bit like l's.
Example: rilassarmi. It's one of my least favorite words.
I do enjoy the words auguroni and 希望 at the moment. Many wishes and hope.
I'm proud of the fact that my brain adapted to Japanese enough to leave an accent when I speak Italian. It's kind of frustrating that I'm fluent in neither but what can you do.
I did do a presentation on dialects. I hope I can learn more about dialects besides some Osaka dialect in Japanese. I'd love to learn some Sicilian or Calabrian Greek. I need an Italian boyfriend.
In other news, I watch P.S. I Love You and cried like a baby. I hope I'll find someone that nice. One really does start to feel like they have a disfigured face when their longest relationship is 9 days and they've never said those three special words.
Work in the am. Goodnight.
P.S. If anyone even reads this, can you leave a comment? I've not done anonymous blogging before. I've blogged for over 8 years but never on a site like Blogger and not under cover of night. Go click that button.
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Well here's my comment but I really don't know what to say. I stumbled on to your blog and find you interesting. I doubt I'm anywhere near your age but I can identify with some of the same subjects you talk about.
Hey thanks for the comment. Good to know someone's reading.
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