Nju tim

[Sabriel]

By the way... has anyone understood the first post? :D

[Takara]

Okej gajz, dis iz a nju tim ver vi vratj ingliš az vi spik it, not az vi vrajt it. Anderstand? It'z kinda lajk rašian ingliš.

"Okay guys, this is a [new time?] [for the write?] English as I speak it, not as I write it. Understand? It's kinda like Russian English."

Am I even close? ;_;

[Sabriel]

Yes :)

I goes like this:

Okay guys, this is a new theme where we write English as we speak it, not as we write it. Understand? It's kinda like Russian English.

("Vi" stands for "we", not for "I". "I" would be "ay".)

[Briar]

Oka, sownds good.

((btw, "we" would still be "we".  "vi" would be if we were speaking with a germanic or slovic accent.))

[Sabriel]

Noo, look, we=vi
I don't know how to explain it, but "vi" is spoken in the same way as "we". Like, guys = gajz. You write it as you speak it. Or yu vrajt it az ju spik it.

Btw, j=y

[Briar]

((Ok, I understand.  I'm just saying that you have different letter sounds than we do. like  your "i" sound is different than ours))

I lik to spik lik ths?

[Sabriel]

((Ok, I understand.  I'm just saying that you have different letter sounds than we do. like  your "i" sound is different than ours))

No they aren't different! Our i sounds just the same like, your "i" in, for example, milk. We don't say "ay", as in "silent".

I lik to spik lik ths?

Aj lajk to spik lajk dis. Read this out loud as it's written.
Oh, I have a good example: Japanese! Surely you must have sometimes, SOMEWHERE, by any chance heard it?

There are two types of languages according to the way they are written. One is where you write it just like you say it. E.g -> you would be "yu". (Not "yoo".) Got it? Then, there are languages where you write something differently compared to the way you speak it. English is such language.
In the first group, each letter represents one sound. Simple. It's way easier to learn to pronounce such languages - you don't have to worry about rules of pronounciation etc. "C" is always "C". It's never "K". "I" is always "I" (as in milk). It never changes to "silent".

[Krowdon]

Well, I didn't plan on joining the other forum as I already feel all nice and homely here, so I was reluctant... But if you'd like me to, I'd gladly join it :D

Im not joining cause i am afraid I will quit RWL for that site.

[Ungatt Trunn II]

The website will function more as a base of operations for RSL, such as planning when we need and as an even safer haven.

[Krowdon]

Not joining. you would really has to convince meh.

[Ungatt Trunn II]

Well, you could make a whole anime board just for yourself and your fellow addicts.

[Krowdon]

OOOH!!!! Good thing you mentioned ANIME!!!


THE VAMPIRE KNIGHT ANIME  WAS PURCHASED BY VIZ MEDIA!!! WHICH MEANS THAT ITS COMING TO AMERICA!!! FINALLY I GET TO WATCH IT IN ENGLISH!!!

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Nothing can get rid of my god mood for a long time. ^__^

[Briar]

((Ok, I understand.  I'm just saying that you have different letter sounds than we do. like  your "i" sound is different than ours))

No they aren't different! Our i sounds just the same like, your "i" in, for example, milk. We don't say "ay", as in "silent".

I lik to spik lik ths?

Aj lajk to spik lajk dis. Read this out loud as it's written.
Oh, I have a good example: Japanese! Surely you must have sometimes, SOMEWHERE, by any chance heard it?

There are two types of languages according to the way they are written. One is where you write it just like you say it. E.g -> you would be "yu". (Not "yoo".) Got it? Then, there are languages where you write something differently compared to the way you speak it. English is such language.
In the first group, each letter represents one sound. Simple. It's way easier to learn to pronounce such languages - you don't have to worry about rules of pronounciation etc. "C" is always "C". It's never "K". "I" is always "I" (as in milk). It never changes to "silent".

ok....lajk dis.  Aj dik dis is farj konfusin.

[Sabriel]

ok....lajk dis.  Aj dik dis is farj konfusin.

That's better :D

[Takara]

I can read it all, sadly. (For the most part.)