<p>Oui oui, mes amis! Je suis d’accord! Le francais est la plus belle langue du monde, a mon avis. </p>
<p>J’ai perdu toute la motivation pour etudier et pour faire les devoirs. Donc, je ne suis past certaine si je peux gagner la titre de valed. :(</p>
<p>Zut, .serendipity j’espere tu va le gagner. Heureusement, mon ecole a deja choisi les valeds. apres le premier semestre (oui, il y a trente cinq!! si on a recu plus qu’un quatre point GPA, on est un valed…)</p>
<p>Je suis Canadienne, et donc, c’est une situation completement differente. Alors, la decision est faite apres le conge de printemps. En principe, </p>
<p>RunKidRun: Pense que ese sitio de web fue gracioso con sus blogs de fail, jaja.
No soy de una familia hispanohablante, pero me encanta el idioma y siempre estoy tratando de oir y aprender mas de el. Creo que voy a estudiar mucho la asignatura de espa</p>
<p>hahah the only french I know is “oui”, “non” and “voulez-vous coucher avec moi (ce soir)?” from the song Lady Marmalade. Which is usually not a good phrase to throw around. >_<</p>
<p>ahh, me encanta el idioma tambien! puedo hablar sin mucho accento pero las reglas de subjuntivos me vuelven loca. No estoy estudiando espanol ahora (porque mi escuela no oferta AP Spanish Lit) pero espero que pueda estudiar a (en?) Madrid o Buenos Aires por “Study Abroad Program” en mi universidad/colegio en el futuro.</p>
<p>Haha, my french teacher is AMAZING. We had a discussion about how “voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir” is the stupidest way to ask someone to have sex. It all has to do with how it’s in the vous form, so you either hardly know the person or you’re having “relations” with someone much, much older than you are. Second, coucher has a meaning somewhat similar to laying down and going to sleep. It hardly has any sexual implications at all. I know Yale is great and all, but no one could ever replace my high school french teacher. :)</p>
<p>A mi me encanta el castellano tambien, pero no creo que sea necesario usarlo aqui. Demasiado esfuerzo.</p>
<p>estoy de acuerdo con areyouserioussss. </p>
<p>hahah that was fun – it was really amazing to see how many people could speak different languages!!! :D</p>
<p>You guys
The highest god commands that you stop at once otherwise you are doomed
<em>eerie music plays</em>
In other words i’ll babble sanskrit :)</p>
<p>I could understand bits of it…yayy for the translator 
Too bad theres no hindi translator ;)</p>
<p>Thats 3 pages in 7 hours
Gosh
Didn’t cafesimone,i mean caffeine say somethin about finding us on page 42 on saturday…</p>
<p>Tango espanol tres anos, pero no hablo bien. Leo muy bien, pero hablar es terrible! En universidad teneria Italian!!! </p>
<p>I hear it is alot like Spanish. I took my last spanish class two years ago, so I think the above is an accomplishment.</p>
<p>^ When I went to Rome and Florence, I spoke Spanish (I’m almost fluent), and they understood almost everything!</p>
<p>Sweet that means I can transfer my Spanish skills to Italian. This may make me a sappy loser but I really want my honeymoon to be in Italy, I have never been and it would be epic.</p>
<p>Question to Spanish speakers:</p>
<p>“En universidad teneria Italian!!!”</p>
<p>Is the verb tener conjugated correctly ^^? I would think you should use “tendria” (future/conditional tense)…but maybe I’m being wrong, which my Spanish teacher would say is the case quite often :)</p>
<p>Good luck guys!! Only a few more days…</p>
<p>Hey stop making fun of my spanish, I told you I took it TWO years ago, I was trying to remember the future tense and I think I put the present perfect or something, but I wasn’t that far off.</p>
<p>Yusmabhyam dimagum n asti. Adi yuyum vadanti, ahum sanskritum vadami. Vanarah saman n vyvaharam kurvanti.</p>
<p>Go figure.
Hmph.</p>
<p>:p</p>
<p>The first person singular, future tense form of Tener is Tendr**e<a href=“accent%20over%20the” title=“e”>/B</a></p>
<p>The conditional would, indeed, be Tendria</p>
<p>Tendria reminds me of tenderloin
yummy :)</p>
<p>laststopforme: its tendr</p>
<p>tum sab log sardar ho</p>
<p>hahahahahaha</p>
<p>:D</p>
<p>Hahah! </p>
<p>Prateek, we should get our trend-setter hats on.</p>
<p>Mine’s green with a purple feather.</p>
<p>On another note - are there any other Italians here? Not that I plan to coalesce with them in OMGCOMPATRIOTE fashion. Just curious.</p>