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i would love to blog in any of the foreign languages i learned in college but i have no one toproof read and i am too proud to look like a total linguistically-challenged idiot. it’s funny because i have translator buttons on my blogs and i know they make up some completely asinine translations.
what a waste of tuition money spent on learning french and italian. maybe one day…
Hi Danny, thanks for hitting my site. It would be cool to have a fellow American blogger who’s willing to reach out into the Francophone part of the blogosphere. If I could post in Japanese, I would.
My online version of my MFA creative writing afterlife. So much for the afterglow.
i would love to blog in any of the foreign languages i learned in college but i have no one toproof read and i am too proud to look like a total linguistically-challenged idiot. it’s funny because i have translator buttons on my blogs and i know they make up some completely asinine translations.
what a waste of tuition money spent on learning french and italian. maybe one day…
Hi Danny, thanks for hitting my site. It would be cool to have a fellow American blogger who’s willing to reach out into the Francophone part of the blogosphere. If I could post in Japanese, I would.
My French isn’t the best, but is “bloguer” an actual verb?
I think it will do until the French Academy decides on an official word for it. Such a linguistically conservative organization.