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[Darvi]

Vergiss nich' das Neutrum.

[Lysabild]

Vergiss nich' das Neutrum.

Du bist ein löffel und hast kein pimmel.

[Angel Of Death]

Vergiss nich' das Neutrum.

Du bist ein löffel und hast kein pimmel.

Ja, mein Nine.

[Darvi]

Das war grauenvoll.

[Cthulhu]

Trine makes me happy.  I feel like they went out of their way to make the story as retarded and unimaginative as possible, but the gameplay is great.  I really love when games are freeform enough that it's more about finding ways to stick it to the level designers than actually solving the puzzle.  Puzzle solving in games is never really satisfying for me because I know the puzzle was designed for me to eventually solve it.  I can't really explain it, it's weird.  Games like this though, I can take a completely different route from the intended (For example,the game uses spiked walls to make you do annoying platformer sections, but if you  impale crates on the wall you can stick a plank in between them and climb up the wall) and that's satisfying because I'm not just doing what the developer planned.

Consider the thread un-derailed-with-nonsense.

[Dr. D]

Das einzige Problem, das ich mit der deustche Grammatik habe, ist, dass ich manchmal Akkusativ und Dativ verwechsele.

Hoffentlich have ich alles richtig buchstabiert.

[Darvi]

Mein Problem is' das was die Leute mit dem Genitiv anstellen. Man benutzt da kein Dativ gottverdammich nochma!

[Something Evil]

Genders that feel meaningless when I speak English and Danish primarily fuck with my head. Also a guy is eating, Er isst, a chick, Sie isst, But 3 guys eating Sie essen. WAT I can't find the logic.

"Sie" is the pronoun both for the plural and the feminine singular. You'll learn to think them as two different words soon enough. And yes, the genders and their articles are the only absurd thing there is. You'll just have to learn them by heart. It's easy from English or Finno-Ugric languages because you don't have genders. Imagine how annoying it is for someone from a romance language having to learn an entire new set of genders for nouns, that contradicts the one in your native language more often than not.

Edit: Also, you've got to learn the cases' structure pretty much by heart and through repeated use.

[Darvi]

Man benutzt's auch für die Höflichkeitsform. Die die englische Sprache nich' kennt.

[Scaraban]

Playan the touhous.

Holy shit, someone made a fake moon omgwtfbbq

Also, Reimu is awesome. CARDSPAM GOGOGO

that's no moon...

[Angel Of Death]

This made me happy


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BEHOLD THE FAIL WHALE!

[Pnx]

Genders that feel meaningless when I speak English and Danish primarily fuck with my head. Also a guy is eating, Er isst, a chick, Sie isst, But 3 guys eating Sie essen. WAT I can't find the logic.

"Sie" is the pronoun both for the plural and the feminine singular. You'll learn to think them as two different words soon enough. And yes, the genders and their articles are the only absurd thing there is. You'll just have to learn them by heart. It's easy from English or Finno-Ugric languages because you don't have genders. Imagine how annoying it is for someone from a romance language having to learn an entire new set of genders for nouns, that contradicts the one in your native language more often than not.

Edit: Also, you've got to learn the cases' structure pretty much by heart and through repeated use.

After learning both Dutch and then some German, I now mix the two up liberally. I think learning Danzig would make things 10 times worse...

[Lysabild]

Genders that feel meaningless when I speak English and Danish primarily fuck with my head. Also a guy is eating, Er isst, a chick, Sie isst, But 3 guys eating Sie essen. WAT I can't find the logic.

"Sie" is the pronoun both for the plural and the feminine singular. You'll learn to think them as two different words soon enough. And yes, the genders and their articles are the only absurd thing there is. You'll just have to learn them by heart. It's easy from English or Finno-Ugric languages because you don't have genders. Imagine how annoying it is for someone from a romance language having to learn an entire new set of genders for nouns, that contradicts the one in your native language more often than not.

Edit: Also, you've got to learn the cases' structure pretty much by heart and through repeated use.

After learning both Dutch and then some German, I now mix the two up liberally. I think learning Danzig would make things 10 times worse...

Dutch should be like Danish with only 2 genders with rather loose or not defined rules, what is Danzig though? Just a german accent from Danzig?

[The Merchant Of Menace]

:3
MEAT!

[Darvi]

That's both good and delicious.

I know now how to cast Icicle Shotgun in Magicka. Huzzah! ^[i_i]^