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I like classical music and good books. Monstrously big monolingual dictionaries are among my favorites. To learn languages became my main hobby many years ago. It seems to me like code-breaking to start reading, understanding and speaking the basics of a new language. I mean it is such an exciting activity for me to learn a language. Pretty weird, isn't it? C'est comme une passion fatale pour moi, une maladie, une bosse sur le dos. Mais je ne peux pas et aussi ne veux pas m'en guérir trop... Incorrigible... Gittikçe daha kötü oluyor... Мне думается, что я бы потерял мое сердце поблизости. Ich kann es nirgends finden, ich meine mein "armes" Herz! Heeft iemand het gezien, mijn dwaze hart? もしかして、私の心臓がどこかで見つかったら、ぜひ連絡ください。 谢谢! 不过, 我在说什么啊?我也不知道! ¡Ah, se me olvidó incluir una frase en español! ¡Lo siento! 이 엉터리를 끝까지 다 읽었어요? 아무튼 고마워요! [Did you read all of this nonsense/gibberish or just the beginning and the end like a sensible person? Thanks a lot at any rate! haha... Sometimes I wonder, what am I trying to do... Am I trying to reassemble the shattered tower of Babel or what? That would be pretty dumb!]
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    Is it true that 1 = -1?
    Yes, because 1^2 = 1 = (-1)^2.
    That's the essence of the argument.

    t=a+b. So a - t/2 = t/2 - b. And he "showed" by the above argument that a - t/2 = b - t/2, hence a = b.
    Is this too serious? haha
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    November 9, 2008
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    Hahaha. That gave me a good chuckle. Maybe it was me who did that?
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    November 7, 2008
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    Je ne sais pas, vraiment dire. C'<font size="2">é</font>tait juste mon imagination. 영파라치 - Qu'est-ce que c'est ?
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    October 22, 2008
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    Je corrige : on doit <font size="2">é</font>crire "paparazzi" au lieu de "paparachis". Pardon ! C'est un mot masculin pluriel d'origine italienne.
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    September 27, 2008
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    Merci pour la correction! C'est beaucoup mieux ainsi.
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    September 25, 2008
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    Oui, tu as raison. 또는 = 혹은 = ou (C'est un mot.) Donc "등에 혹이 한개 또는 두개 있습니다." veut dire "Il y a une ou deux bosses sur le dos."
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    September 23, 2008
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    <font size="2">Chers membres :</font>
    <font size="2">A partir du troisieme quartier de cette année, notre compagnie, Towa, projète d’arreter à télécharger de nouveaux drames vers le serveur. Par ailleurs nous laisserons ouverte la boite seulement jusque la mi-nuit de 31 juillet et ensuite nous la fermerons. Cependant il y avait divers événements, y compris notre paiment d’une amende, à cause des film-paparachis. De plus, nous prévoyons que les règlements sur le droit d’auteur vont devenir plus stricts à l’avenir. En plus, il y a aussi des raisons personnelles. A cause de tout cela, nous avons pris cette decision. </font>
    <font size="2">(suivi par une autre article)</font>
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    September 23, 2008
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    15) Super ! Oui, c'est un dromataire (ou un chameau). (한개 = un; 두개 = deux)
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    September 22, 2008
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    15) 동물원에 가면 이 동물을 볼 수 있습니다. 등에 혹이 (한개 또는 두개) 있습니다. 물이 없어도 오래 살 수 있습니다. 짐을 나릅니다. 이 동물의 이름은 무엇입니까?
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    September 19, 2008
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    14) 이것은 도구입니다. 쇠로 만듭니다. 종이를 자를 때 사용합니다. 칼날이 두개 있습니다. 칼날 두개가 축을 중심으로 돕니다. 손잡이도 있습니다. 이것은 무엇입니까? [도구 outil, 쇠 fer, 만들다 faire, 종이 papier, 자르다 couper, 때 quand, 사용하다 utiliser, 칼날 = 날 = lame, 두개 = 두 개 = deux, 있다 être, exister, 축 = axe, gond, 중심 centre, 돌다 = se tourner, 손잡이 manche]
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    August 25, 2008
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