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Start here => What's your crime? Basic Discussion => Topic started by: Scrapheap on July 30, 2007, 11:57:59 PM
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What Language is the word Sisu?? and what does it mean??
I'm chatting with a girl in Huntington Beach who was born there. 8)
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it's finnish. and odeon or milla can correct me, but i understand it to mean tenacity, or perseverance.
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it's finnish. and odeon or milla can correct me, but i understand it to mean tenacity, or perseverance.
which i am sure you are showing in your pursuit of her.
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;)
kyllä tietenkin. :eyelash:
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Hmmm my quick google search initially came up with a Finnish made sauna... But I came across a site that said it meant to overcome adversity.
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;)
kyllä tietenkin. :eyelash:
totta kai.
:-*
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didn't i just say that? :-[
:-*
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Hmmm my quick google search initially came up with a Finnish made sauna... But I came across a site that said it meant to overcome adversity.
Maybe she's promising you some steamy heat and wondering if you can deal with it? >:D
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didn't i just say that? :-[
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yes, in other words. ;D :-*
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did i get the original bit right, though?
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Hmmm my quick google search initially came up with a Finnish made sauna... But I came across a site that said it meant to overcome adversity.
Maybe she's promising you some steamy heat and wondering if you can deal with it? >:D
One could only hope!! :laugh:
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I wish I could remember more German from HS 10 years ago and took more Latin classes. It wouldn't hurt to learn another new language either, but probably easier to brush up and learn more about one I have already learned some of.
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I wish I could remember more German from HS 10 years ago and took more Latin classes. It wouldn't hurt to learn another new language either, but probably easier to brush up and learn more about one I have already learned some of.
Finnish isn't Germanic though, It's Finno-Ugric.
I took German in HS too btw. Ich ube geige.
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I wish I could remember more German from HS 10 years ago and took more Latin classes. It wouldn't hurt to learn another new language either, but probably easier to brush up and learn more about one I have already learned some of.
Finnish isn't Germanic though, It's Finno-Ugric.
I took German in HS too btw. Ich ube geige.
Yeah I know it is Scandanavian haha. Hence the learning a new language comment.
Mein Deutsch ist nicht sehr gut. Ich spiele die Guitarre. Was est ube? Ich verstehe das nicht.
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übe= practice It was an inside joke in my German class.
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Yeah I know it is Scandanavian haha. Hence the learning a new language comment.
Norwegian, Swedeish and Danish are all Germanic languages though. You might recognize some of the words.
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did i get the original bit right, though?
oh yes. :-*
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:eyelash:
amazing what you can learn when you're motivated, isn't it? :-*
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It is. Can I interest you in the intricacies of udev rules in Linux? 8)
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oh, yes, absolutely.
only if you're whispering them to me in finnish - A Fish Called Wanda has a lot to answer for... ;)
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übe= practice It was an inside joke in my German class.
Practice as in "The Practice" which might also refer to Randy's passtime?
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oh, yes, absolutely.
only if you're whispering them to me in finnish - A Fish Called Wanda has a lot to answer for... ;)
:eyelash:
... like boot scenes, for instance?
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hahahahaha!
i meant the speaking in russian, actually, but the boot scene will do splendidly. (if you have the lungs... ;) )
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i wish i could speak russian.
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finnish, swedish and english are fine, they're FINE, REALLY!!!
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ich liebe dich!
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Bück dich! :dominatrix:
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mich dich?
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Is 'me you?' your way of saying you're up for it? :eyebrows:
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oh, i thought dich was dick.
i thought i asked, "my dick?"
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No I ordered you to bend over. >:D
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:complies:
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/me briefly considers using the lube then throws it away.
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oh, i thought dich was dick.
i thought i asked, "my dick?"
That puts a whole new spin on your earlier post on this thread btw :laugh:
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i love dick!
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i love dick!
Shall we see how much? :o
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i love dick!
Shall we see how much? :o
Das ist nichts für anfanger!!
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i love dick!
Shall we see how much? :o
Das ist nichts für anfanger!!
thaat is not for....?
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i love dick!
Shall we see how much? :o
Das ist nichts für anfanger!!
:LMAO: Feigling! :P
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mina en ymmärrä. :'(
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en minäkään.
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we are both in the dark, then... 8)
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Ich bin auslander, ich spreche nicht gud deutch.
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great! now no-one understand what anyone else is saying, so we can't have rows! top bananananana! :laugh:
guneydin - nasilsiniz. tuvalet, nerede?
salak, cok salak... 8)
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vai että sellasta... :P
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siinähän se menee... älä välitä
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en välitä en :P kaikki on hyvin.
muy bueno :)
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ei kaikki yleensä ole hyvin. :P
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goddag
I just know a simple word here or there.
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you're not alone Kevv. :P i didn't understand a word of what Lucifer was moggling about. tuvalet nerede? what is that, polish?
ei kaikki yleensä ole hyvin. :P
onpas. :P kaikki on hyyyvin.
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Can people leave some resembelence of an english translation on this thread. All these funny languages are confusing me....
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私は私がテレビのデイヴィッドHasselhof を見ている間女性に私の全体のボディを離れてピーナッツバター及び粉にされた砂糖を舐めてもらうことを愛する。
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you're not alone Kevv. :P i didn't understand a word of what Lucifer was moggling about. tuvalet nerede? what is that, polish?
turkish. it means "where is the loo?" :rofl:
and don't think you can have secret conversations in finnish for much longer, woman, cos i'm learning fast. :P
(and i'll have the translations in my PM inbox asap, please. :laugh: )
;)
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oh i'm such a slave. :P
slave 4 u :eyebrows:
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oh i'm such a slave. :P
slave 4 u :eyebrows:
thank you, my precious. i'll lick you all over, okay? :-*
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Can people leave some resembelence of an english translation on this thread. All these funny languages are confusing me....
I only know the German and there isn't much of it I remember from school. The other stuff I don't have a clue :laugh:
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oh i'm such a slave. :P
slave 4 u :eyebrows:
thank you, my precious. i'll lick you all over, okay? :-*
okay. :-* :laugh:
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ta honey bun!
but no smut in there at all - i'm so disappointed! how am i going to learn finnish smut?! :bigcry:
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ta honey bun!
but no smut in there at all - i'm so disappointed! how am i going to learn finnish smut?! :bigcry:
the hard way? :P :eyelash:
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Can people leave some resembelence of an english translation on this thread. All these funny languages are confusing me....
I only know the German and there isn't much of it I remember from school. The other stuff I don't have a clue :laugh:
Ditto. German was my worst GCSE, mainly because I got so bored of languages that I used the lessons as nap time.
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I didn't do that great at German either, mainly because I was sat next to some lad who kept punching me in the arm, pulling my hair, etc like we were at primary school ::) It might not have distracted me so much if it wasn't for the fact that I had the hots for his mate. :laugh:
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I didn't do that great at German either, mainly because I was sat next to some lad who kept punching me in the arm, pulling my hair, etc like we were at primary school ::) It might not have distracted me so much if it wasn't for the fact that I had the hots for his mate. :laugh:
I got into the top set for german, then spent my GCSE years going backwards and pretending to understand all this stuff, basically by bluffing. I cant believe a bloke would start playing games like that, it wouldnt happen now I dont think. But then i dont know what sort of school you went to.
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It was just your average school- it wasn't particularly rough, there was a decent mix of people there (obviously some chavs). Although we did seem to have a fair number of burnt out teachers, which is probably why he got away with it. I didn't particularly enjoy school though, my friends were the kind that liked to 'buy' popularity for a short while by sharing gossip about me and I was too blind to their motives to realise that.
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It was just your average school- it wasn't particularly rough, there was a decent mix of people there (obviously some chavs). Although we did seem to have a fair number of burnt out teachers, which is probably why he got away with it. I didn't particularly enjoy school though, my friends were the kind that liked to 'buy' popularity for a short while by sharing gossip about me and I was too blind to their motives to realise that.
When I catch people trying to do something like that to me, i tend to have fun at their expense. Did you stay on at school for A-levels or did you quit at GCSE level?
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I did A-levels and went on to do a teaching degree until I realised I didn't really want to be a teacher. :laugh: I went back to college when I was 23 and did a couple more A-levels and the first year of a midwifery degree which I unfortunately had to leave because my AS son couldn't cope with the shifts I had to work on the work placements.
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I did A-levels and went on to do a teaching degree until I realised I didn't really want to be a teacher. :laugh: I went back to college when I was 23 and did a couple more A-levels and the first year of a midwifery degree which I unfortunately had to leave because my AS son couldn't cope with the shifts I had to work on the work placements.
Hmm, what are your alevels in? What put you off teaching, i think it seems a nice profession to do personally? What do you do now careerwise?
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I have A-levels in Sociology, history, human biology and psychology. I only did 2 at school because I did a part work placement as a class room assistant so I'd have some experience to help me get a place on the teaching degree. Now I'm a full time parent- my youngest was 4 yesterday.
A lot of things put me off teaching but my main gripe was all the best practice bullshit, some of it didn't make logical sense to me and I knew it would annoy the fuck out of me.
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I have A-levels in Sociology, history, human biology and psychology. I only did 2 at school because I did a part work placement as a class room assistant so I'd have some experience to help me get a place on the teaching degree. Now I'm a full time parent- my youngest was 4 yesterday.
A lot of things put me off teaching but my main gripe was all the best practice bullshit, some of it didn't make logical sense to me and I knew it would annoy the fuck out of me.
I think being a full time parent would scare the shit out me, and id get annoyed too easily. I would probably turn the best practise stuff into a game of how to avoid it if I became a teacher, although i might follow it when ofsted show up. I might go into teaching if everything else goes to pot, it would be an easy carreer for me, and they are desperate for science graduates. The downside is i could get bored easily.
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When do you get your A-level results? Its around the middle of August isn't it?
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When do you get your A-level results? Its around the middle of August isn't it?
Yeah, I think its the 16th. I dont see how I could have screwed them up much though, if i am lucky it should be all A's
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When do you get your A-level results? Its around the middle of August isn't it?
Yeah, I think its the 16th. I dont see how I could have screwed them up much though, if i am lucky it should be all A's
Good luck :crossed: What grades do you need to get to get into the uni you want?
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When do you get your A-level results? Its around the middle of August isn't it?
Yeah, I think its the 16th. I dont see how I could have screwed them up much though, if i am lucky it should be all A's
Good luck :crossed: What grades do you need to get to get into the uni you want?
3 A's in theory. If i dont get them i may be able to negociate. I might get my results early, i am planning to send a clever email to the admissions tutor to find out before results day whether or not I got in (the unis get the results early)
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I have A-levels in Sociology, history, human biology and psychology. I only did 2 at school because I did a part work placement as a class room assistant so I'd have some experience to help me get a place on the teaching degree. Now I'm a full time parent- my youngest was 4 yesterday.
A lot of things put me off teaching but my main gripe was all the best practice bullshit, some of it didn't make logical sense to me and I knew it would annoy the fuck out of me.
I think being a full time parent would scare the shit out me, and id get annoyed too easily. I would probably turn the best practise stuff into a game of how to avoid it if I became a teacher, although i might follow it when ofsted show up. I might go into teaching if everything else goes to pot, it would be an easy carreer for me, and they are desperate for science graduates. The downside is i could get bored easily.
you're never bored teaching, that's one thing it's got going for it. but you do have to learn that not every kid works at the pace youd like them to, hadron, amongst about a million other things. it's really not an easy career, i can assure you.
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I have A-levels in Sociology, history, human biology and psychology. I only did 2 at school because I did a part work placement as a class room assistant so I'd have some experience to help me get a place on the teaching degree. Now I'm a full time parent- my youngest was 4 yesterday.
A lot of things put me off teaching but my main gripe was all the best practice bullshit, some of it didn't make logical sense to me and I knew it would annoy the fuck out of me.
I think being a full time parent would scare the shit out me, and id get annoyed too easily. I would probably turn the best practise stuff into a game of how to avoid it if I became a teacher, although i might follow it when ofsted show up. I might go into teaching if everything else goes to pot, it would be an easy carreer for me, and they are desperate for science graduates. The downside is i could get bored easily.
you're never bored teaching, that's one thing it's got going for it. but you do have to learn that not every kid works at the pace youd like them to, hadron, amongst about a million other things. it's really not an easy career, i can assure you.
It depends what subject you take and how quickly you can climb the ladder. I just think teaching in a school would bore me intellectually, you never get to go deep into a subject. The other thing that would annoy me is that too many kids are too dim for me to like them.
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The other thing that would annoy me is that too many kids are too dim for me to like them.
People tend to be that way.
I'd suggest research - but even
there, too many are just fixated
on their one field, and pretty mundane
otherwise.
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The other thing that would annoy me is that too many kids are too dim for me to like them.
People tend to be that way.
I'd suggest research - but even
there, too many are just fixated
on their one field, and pretty mundane
otherwise.
Hmm, i dont think uni students would be too bad to lecture at the right uni, i am just not sure what I would research. As for the dim kids, if i end up having to deal with them, they are going straight under hypnosis, end of.
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I have A-levels in Sociology, history, human biology and psychology. I only did 2 at school because I did a part work placement as a class room assistant so I'd have some experience to help me get a place on the teaching degree. Now I'm a full time parent- my youngest was 4 yesterday.
A lot of things put me off teaching but my main gripe was all the best practice bullshit, some of it didn't make logical sense to me and I knew it would annoy the fuck out of me.
I think being a full time parent would scare the shit out me, and id get annoyed too easily. I would probably turn the best practise stuff into a game of how to avoid it if I became a teacher, although i might follow it when ofsted show up. I might go into teaching if everything else goes to pot, it would be an easy carreer for me, and they are desperate for science graduates. The downside is i could get bored easily.
you're never bored teaching, that's one thing it's got going for it. but you do have to learn that not every kid works at the pace youd like them to, hadron, amongst about a million other things. it's really not an easy career, i can assure you.
It depends what subject you take and how quickly you can climb the ladder. I just think teaching in a school would bore me intellectually, you never get to go deep into a subject. The other thing that would annoy me is that too many kids are too dim for me to like them.
then teaching really isn't for you. we can't all be little geniuses.
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I have A-levels in Sociology, history, human biology and psychology. I only did 2 at school because I did a part work placement as a class room assistant so I'd have some experience to help me get a place on the teaching degree. Now I'm a full time parent- my youngest was 4 yesterday.
A lot of things put me off teaching but my main gripe was all the best practice bullshit, some of it didn't make logical sense to me and I knew it would annoy the fuck out of me.
I think being a full time parent would scare the shit out me, and id get annoyed too easily. I would probably turn the best practise stuff into a game of how to avoid it if I became a teacher, although i might follow it when ofsted show up. I might go into teaching if everything else goes to pot, it would be an easy carreer for me, and they are desperate for science graduates. The downside is i could get bored easily.
you're never bored teaching, that's one thing it's got going for it. but you do have to learn that not every kid works at the pace youd like them to, hadron, amongst about a million other things. it's really not an easy career, i can assure you.
It depends what subject you take and how quickly you can climb the ladder. I just think teaching in a school would bore me intellectually, you never get to go deep into a subject. The other thing that would annoy me is that too many kids are too dim for me to like them.
then teaching really isn't for you. we can't all be little geniuses.
Exactly, which it is why its a desperate back up plan, should the need arise. I wouldnt complain about uni level though.
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Hmm, i dont think uni students would be too bad to lecture at the right uni, i am just not sure what I would research. As for the dim kids, if i end up having to deal with them, they are going straight under hypnosis, end of.
Maybe at a top ranked school it's different,
but they're pretty lousy, even at research
institutes. I'm shocked by the crap that
gets into school.
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any teaching is a difficult job. the pointless paperwork alone would drive you insane.
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any teaching is a difficult job. the pointless paperwork alone would drive you insane.
I kinda get a kick out of it.
The mechanical repetitive tasks.
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anything but, i'm afraid. but really, it's too tedious to talk about in the school holidays... ::)
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Hmm, i dont think uni students would be too bad to lecture at the right uni, i am just not sure what I would research. As for the dim kids, if i end up having to deal with them, they are going straight under hypnosis, end of.
Maybe at a top ranked school it's different,
but they're pretty lousy, even at research
institutes. I'm shocked by the crap that
gets into school.
I think I could get into a pretty prestigous university myself. Teaching american undergrads is almost equivalent to Alevels, doing degree over here is almost equveilent to a masters. We are starting to go the american way over here though.
Lucifer, I dont think paperwork would be a problem for me. Half will go in the shredder, and the other half will be done slopplily, should I become a teacher. I do see now how an educational psycholoigist has several raems on me though.
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Lucifer, I dont think paperwork would be a problem for me. Half will go in the shredder, and the other half will be done slopplily, should I become a teacher. I do see now how an educational psycholoigist has several raems on me though.
then you'd be sacked and quite rightly so.