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[Tawa]

I bought the 3DS Phoenix Wright trilogy off of eShop yesterday. This caused me to not use Bay12 all day because I was playing it.

HELP

THIS GAME IS TOO GOOD

[Graknorke]

Just wait until the last case. You will tears from your eyes.

[Helgoland]

Made a genderstuff thread. Let's see how it goes.

(Yes, this is a blatant attempt at promotion )

[KingofstarrySkies]

I bought the 3DS Phoenix Wright trilogy off of eShop yesterday. This caused me to not use Bay12 all day because I was playing it.

HELP

THIS GAME IS TOO GOOD

Graknorke isn't lying, my sweet summer child.

[Tawa]

...my sweet summer child.

I'm... I'm going to hope you're imitating a verbal tic from Trials and Tribulations, the one game I haven't touched yet. o_o

[TD1]

Nope. You're his child.

[Tawa]

Nope. You're his child.

Objection! He said "summer" child--my birthday is in October! Therefore, it is impossible for me to be the child he is referring to!

[TD1]

He meant the summer of his life. It was a drizzly tuesday.

[Graknorke]

...my sweet summer child.

I'm... I'm going to hope you're imitating a verbal tic from Trials and Tribulations, the one game I haven't touched yet. o_o

Well you chose a pretty good one for last.

[Darvi]

Spoiler: Speaking of games (click to show/hide)

This game was so good.

[Vector]

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[Fniff]

At a guess, half a minute hero? Perhaps a redux edition, the sprites are a little better then the ones I saw.

[Lord_lemonpie]

I'm pretty sure German is closer to english than Spanish is so it can't be too hard
And isn't Dutch also German based? Or am I just way off?

Dutch and German are quite similar in many ways, but German has the nominative, genitive, dative and accusative cases, while (modern) Dutch doesn't have any. It was a test all about what case goes with what preposition or fixed expression.

The annoying thing is that they're all just a teeny tiny bit different than Dutch.

Dutch is actually in some ways more similar to English than German. Non-gendered words, for instance.

Dutch actually does have gendered words. They use "de" as an article for feminine/masculine, and "het" for genderless words, which also changes the pronouns used for them.

There are actually a whole bunch of rules to determine wether a Dutch word is masculine or feminine, but in my experience no one bothers to use them. E. G., all abstract words, such as love and hate, are feminine, and a whole bunch of suffixes, such as -heid, -nis, -schap, -ij and -tie indicate a word being feminine too.

[Dutchling]

Yeah but only high school Dutch teachers know that shit

[Lord_lemonpie]

Yeah but only high school Dutch teachers know that shit

I know right