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So, would you like to know swear-words? Just ask!

Usch Mari! You shouldn't teach people to swear!

Everybody knows them, even me, eventhought that I don't use them I didn't promised to answer, did I?

I think I can swear all by myself

No, but the temptation could be stronger than you expected it to be. Forbidden fruit, you know... You should hear the priests at my work - they all swear!

Perkele.

Thank you Liisi

I knew it would come up at some point. Did you know it comes from the old Slavonic thunder god called Perun?

sala benchod

gedero

Of course (so it's not that bad word as it's sounds)

By the way - I mentioned that word already on this thread previously

Watch out anyway - moderators can lock this thread if we begin to write too many swear words over here and that's what we don't want!

I didn't notice you mentioning that, sorry! I learned it at a course in Russian literature, really.

We learned it at school as well but in Finnish literature back in 80's!

Well, I learned it at university about a year ago...

Can I just once more spread the for French because I love it sooo much! Adore verb formations the most though - you know if on mastermind (like I'd get on there ) you could do verb formations for the present, perfect, imperfect, conditional, pluperfect, future, conditional perfect and future perfect tenses in French I'd sooo be there!!

Spanish is really nice as well but it's not coming to me as easily as French does, the rules that is. Considering we've not been doing it that long our class can say quite a few things though which is good.

Can't imagine how much does it effect what kind of reputation a certain language has. When I was at school, those people chose French, who didn't like mathematics or physics and other ones chose Germany. I chose Germany, because it used to be one of the languages of medical science - which was good choice from me back then. And my Friends that chose French, they seemed to love the language the way you do, Jezi! And I loved my Germany lessons.

I have to admit that I once had an attitude-problem of studying Spanish, because I chose wrong level of studies. I have heard Spanish since childhood, and when I started to study it, I chose first class to beginners. I was bored and my class-mates was bored because I noticed that I knew everything already and so did my class-mates as well (they did find it hard to begin to study Spanish) and it was too easy for me - that beginner-level.