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  1. amazinglove92

    amazinglove92 New Member

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    Yah, but I don't think she is elected [​IMG] I think she is a goat! I'll pray for her though [​IMG]

    Matt
     
    #41 amazinglove92, Sep 22, 2004
  2. JesusInFirstPlace

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    Wow! Maybe I should pray for you too! After all, you are aiding and abetting a felon. LOL.

    Becca
     
    #42 JesusInFirstPlace, Sep 23, 2004
  3. Jodo Kast

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    What a good name Matt. that made my day. [​IMG]

    I should name mine delinquent, or offender, or über katze.
     
    #43 Jodo Kast, Sep 23, 2004
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    What is uber katze??
     
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  5. Jodo Kast

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    It means "Over Cat" - a better translation would be "Super cat".... I know it doesn't fit in with the other justice system names.
     
    #45 Jodo Kast, Sep 23, 2004
  6. JesusInFirstPlace

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    That would be a cute name for it!! But wouldn't it be a little weird to be like "come here, uber katze, uber katze, uber katze..." I think it would be a bit of a mouthful!
     
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    I like naming animals... but I won't go into that again. [​IMG] Uber Katze?! That is neat! How would you say Super Bird?

    -A Fiddler
     
    #47 AZfiddler_Oct1996, Sep 23, 2004
  8. Jodo Kast

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    über vogel!! or if you want it to be really really really cool.....über Raubvogel.


    And no you don't say über katze in a sweet little voice!! its German, you say it rough, and you say it once. no, but my roommate name my cat Socket. its ok. I am getting used to it.
     
    #48 Jodo Kast, Sep 23, 2004
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    oops wrong thread!!! please delete this!! sorry
     
    #49 Jodo Kast, Sep 24, 2004
  10. amazinglove92

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    I should take German the language sounds really cool. I like how harsh it is. When I have kids I could go German on them. How I speak I generally use harsher vocalization so I shouldn't have to much of a problem picking up the accent. Is it a hard language to learn?

    Matt
     
    #50 amazinglove92, Sep 24, 2004
  11. JesusInFirstPlace

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    I can't imagine me speaking German! I mean, I would way not be good with the "harsher vocalization" which to me means the hacking! lol. But it would be cool to be bilingual! The closest I've come is 3 years of Spanish and 1 of Latin. Oh, well.

    Becca
     
    #51 JesusInFirstPlace, Sep 24, 2004
  12. Jodo Kast

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    It is not that hard. but I have not been in a speaking situation. there area few more phonetic charecters to learn. but it is fun. and yes by the time I have kids, I will be able to go German on them. it will be fun!!! Gehen deine raum!!!!
     
    #52 Jodo Kast, Sep 25, 2004
  13. amazinglove92

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    Imagine the advantage you could hold on them! It would be so much more effictive then screaming or yelling. I could even use it as a cmap counselor.
    The possibilities would be immense!
    How was learning the Latin language Becca? That would be interesting to.

    Matt
     
    #53 amazinglove92, Sep 25, 2004
  14. JesusInFirstPlace

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    Latin was pretty cool. Because so much of the English language is based on Latin roots. Plus, we never had to speak it, because Latin is a written language, not a spoken one. Still, it was hard, cuz there were like a million different endings, each one has a specific job and meaning as far as the grammer is concerned. If you don't know what I mean, don't worry about it!

    Becca
     
    #54 JesusInFirstPlace, Sep 25, 2004
  15. amazinglove92

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    Interesting. Did it help you with the English language at all? As in entmyology (spelling error sorry)

    Matt
     
    #55 amazinglove92, Sep 25, 2004
  16. Jodo Kast

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    -Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi-

    O fortuna
    velut luna
    statu variabilis
    semper crescis
    aut decrescis
    vita detestabilis
    nunc obdurat
    et tunc curat
    ludo mentis aciem

    egestatem
    potestatem
    dissolvit ut glaciem

    sors immanis
    et inanis
    rota tu volubilis
    status malus
    vana salus
    semper dissolubilis.....


    How can you not like latin. It is a beautiful language. it should be spoken.
     
    #56 Jodo Kast, Sep 25, 2004
  17. JesusInFirstPlace

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    It really is a beautiful language. And everything is pronounced exactly how it looks, so it would be easy in that sense! Taking the class helped, in that I learned to recognize certain roots to help me understand the definition of words I don't know. Like on the SAT how there's all those vocab words (analogies, and stuff). The ones I didn't know I could sometimes figure out, from knowing some roots.
     
    #57 JesusInFirstPlace, Sep 25, 2004
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    It will probably help you if you are going into the medical field.
     
    #58 Jodo Kast, Sep 28, 2004
  19. amazinglove92

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    I would imagine so.
    I hear they are in desperate need of Arabic translators for the government. You could make good money if you knew the language well!

    Matt
     
    #59 amazinglove92, Sep 28, 2004
  20. JesusInFirstPlace

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    If you know any 2 languages you could make a fortune translating, if you hook up with the right international trade companies. For real. But I'm not talented enough to actually become fluent in another language! But I heard that the best way to learn a new language is to go live in a country where everyone speaks that language. In less than a year, you should be fluent (or so I've heard)!! That would be cool, cuz I definitely wouldn't mind living in Spain, Italy, or Germany for a year!

    Becca
     
    #60 JesusInFirstPlace, Sep 30, 2004
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