My English-speaking Dutch character took about eight years to get his English to how it is now (which is pretty good).
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Same here, although you can't blame people as there's nothing specific about this in the CRB. My first Dutch character pretty much knew German from the start, I only started the learning RP after I found out about the language learning thing.
My English-speaking Dutch character took about eight years to get his English to how it is now (which is pretty good).
My English-speaking Dutch character took about eight years to get his English to how it is now (which is pretty good).
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Genevieve wrote:I've got an awesome charrie...who is stuck in a relationship with someone who may know how to rp but cannot spell and it is driving me as the player UP THE WALL LOL
Interesting word choice: stuck.
May be time to call in a divorce lawyer. You´ll get half the potatoes, at least.
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ADM598 wrote:Genevieve wrote:I've got an awesome charrie...who is stuck in a relationship with someone who may know how to rp but cannot spell and it is driving me as the player UP THE WALL LOL
Interesting word choice: stuck.
May be time to call in a divorce lawyer. You´ll get half the potatoes, at least.
Haha, well it wouldn't make sense for this character to stop the relationship but it isn't like marriage just yet haha.
I think you get used to it after a while, but it's funny to see someone who can't spell (or at least punctuate) scolding another player over the same matter.
Uh-oh, did I miss-punctuate something?
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Genevieve wrote:... is driving me as the player UP THE WALL LOL
See for yourself.
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oh, bleh Caesar. That isn't wrong. It is like a "pause" and my old boss got me in the bad habit of using it all the time.
See the following:
Reference: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/GRAMMAR/ ... lipsis.htm
Mwahahaha SO THERE
See the following:
The ellipsis can also be used to indicate a pause in the flow of a sentence and is especially useful in quoted speech:
Juan thought and thought … and then thought some more.
"I'm wondering …" Juan said, bemused.
Reference: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/GRAMMAR/ ... lipsis.htm
Mwahahaha SO THERE
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I don't think the "...." was the target. I don't see anything wrong with using dots to indicate a pause in casual communication, though some use it too often (I am guilty when emailing and such).
I would've put some commas in there:
Just sayin.
I would've put some commas in there:
...it is driving me, as the player, UP THE WALL! LOL
Just sayin.
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SumBum wrote:I don't think the "...." was the target. I don't see anything wrong with using dots to indicate a pause in casual communication, though some use it too often (I am guilty when emailing and such).
I would've put some commas in there:...it is driving me, as the player, UP THE WALL! LOL
Just sayin.
Except that is how you read it but now how I said it. I went back to my original sentence, said it out loud. I didn't do the pauses the way you did with the commas. Perhaps after player. Not after me.
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Genevieve wrote:I never use a period after an LOL - or at least not often. And FINE roflol!! I forgot one period! Kill me now, I'm obviously an awful rper, awful speller, awful punctuator.
Sorry, we pick on you cause we like you.
Back on topic, I confess to poorly rping a situation.
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