hi lovely folks :3
how are you all?
Forums Winter Solstice 2020 Snowy Investigation (Evolving Item Hangout)
how i am: cold. hve to turn on the heter again an dthen ill go down ad play some asassins creed valhalla for about an hour bor eti et started on my breakfast/dinner
@Totalanimefan: yeah aldi is the best. I shop there a lot.
Oh wow, I didn't even realise that you have to put salt in garlic bread. I've never even attempted to use make it myself.
currently: new novel who dis?
q u e s t i n g :
beanie doll! thank u cookie
Had to wash a pot for the noodles.
Made some tea while I am waiting for the water to boil.
Tea - Oof. I worked at a place called Kitchen Collection. We had stove top kettles there. Though it has closed down in the past year.
Total - Yes, they are in everything it seems. I do tend to cook with onions a lot myself.
Hmm, that's an interesting tidbit about the kettles too.
Mine is electric and I had to put electrical tape on the cord cause it was burnt a bit, but it still works!
Sunny - Aldi is a great store! I love the prices!
I'm doing well! How're you?
Russian grammar is killing my brain though. I feel like Korean grammar is easier
Starlight - I feel like both of them would be complex. O.O
Good job working on learning those languages though? ^_^
What's the gender? The case? Is it plural? Here's ten exceptions to this spelling rule. What is even happening
Tea - Oh no! How does it taste bad? Burnt? The flavoring? The brand?
Koneko - Yes, there was some chatter about those.
koneko - I like neither of those.
Well, I think Korean grammar was easier to learn for me because it's agglutinative. A lot of the grammar points are combinations of other grammar points. Also, words don't have as many changes as in Russian. You might have to add particles to nouns, but all that matters in that case is if the noun ends with a vowel or consonant. Unlike Russian there's no gender to take into consideration, the word doesn't change depending on the case, and you don't even have to clearly mark a plural word as plural most of the time.
And if you do have to make a noun very blatantly plural in Korean, it's as simple as adding 들 to the end of the noun
★~~Questing~~★
Total - Yeah, it is great! Nice price!
They sold for like $30 at Kitchen Collection.
Got mine for free because it was a demo one from forever ago and the store shut down, so we were able to take home the demo things.
Koneko - I like sweet, savory, salty.
I just don't like pickles or olives taste.
The thread did indeed slow down a bit.
@Nephila: Doing alright, being lazyish before I have to go into work
Total - Yes! Free is always a great price!
Nearly half off is great too!
I feel like I have heard that name before.
Mmm, that flavor does sound interesting!
I made some wellness tea.
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Having you as a Voltie would be awesome.