lol. would it confuse the shit out of people if i changed my username to pirate queen or something?

i mean, i'm obsessed with pirates and jolly rodgers
so its not like its something i've never mentioned before xD

Why do people like changing their username?
And honestly... it confuses me more when people change their avis

I think it's confusing when people change their username which is seemingly the only consistent part of a user's identity, especially on a site like Menewsha where we can freely change our avatar down to the hair and eye colour.

I agree with Ling, I usually feel that way myself.
Someone changes their username and I'm like...who are you i don't know you.

Absurditea is a prime example of that...

One day, I'll change my avatar entirely, along with my username, i'll put all my gold elsewhere, then I'll see how many people I can fool into thinking i'm new.

None... I check people's profiles too much for that

My Russian is a bit weak actually. I need to improve it before I start learning yet another language.

Ooh... I like how russians sound... I want to learn their accent...

Nice Poet xD

I missed your question before, so answering now. And actually that's a good question because I grew up learning both, and am still improving both. However I consider Mandarin (spoken) and Chinese (readng, typing and writing) in that order of better-ness) to be my second language that I need to learn more of to be really fluent.

English is my best language so to speak but with any language it's always changing and always new terminology to learn. I would only consider myself to be 'good' at English, not excellent.

English is just hard in general... [lol]
The english language has rules... all of which will be broken at some time

Interesting Ling, do you live where english is mostly spoken?

Yes dessertdesiert, :)

For me compared to Chinese, English is easy to learn, it's just inconsistent. [lol]

xD

Do your parents speak both languages?

My parents' English is not good. But for them it's like their fourth or fifth language. Mind you, my parents speak three Chinese dialects pretty well and I'm counting each of those dialects as a different language.

My mum was the main person to teach me Mandarin Chinese.

Ah, well that makes sense why you have trouble speaking both languages you know.

I think I don't have trouble speaking English, I just say my comprehension and vocabulary is probably not as good as a native speaker.

Ah, it's interesting how you put that. Do you live in the united states?

Nope, Australia.

Ah, do you like it there?

Yes, I think Australia is a good place to live. :)

Where abouts do you live DD?

Sometimes I consider learning Azeri. Shouldn't be too hard for me, Turkish and Azeri are very closely related and there is even some mutual intelligibility between the two.

I live in the united states.

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What the heck is Azeri?

I haven't heard of Azeri. Which country speaks Azeri?