Scorched Feathers

Scorched Feathers, Good! you despicable cephalopod you!

Scorched Feathers, She's so cute. v_v I'll watch the videos later!

Scorched Feathers, Who's she?

Galvantula was at 10, there was no hope.

Scorched Feathers, Interesting. I really wanna find some cheap Hatsune Miku sleeves. She's so beautiful!

Scorched Feathers, So what's Power again?

Scorched Feathers, TELL ME MOAR

Scorched Feathers, I know!

Scorched Feathers' pid='2593513' dateline='1391634871 said:

It was quick before you lot showed up :x

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Cry more please.

well considering Bank is now out here, looks like I won't need any help transferring. If you want the Espeed Genesect, I'm willing to trade for some of the stuff I haven't traded forward yet (see sig)

wat xd

Scorched Feathers, Arceus damn you, you foul tentacled pixel beast you!

Totemo yasashii janai de'yo!

Toh-teh-moh, yah-saw-shee, jah-nigh, de-yo.

Scorched Feathers,

Try Okinawan Japanese.

Totemo yasashii janai de'yo!

It was either this or Gunmetal! I like this color, though.

Scorched Feathers,

Pretend you're a cat and purr. Let the air pressure of your breath roll your tongue tip against the roof of your mouth just behind your front teeth.

Scorched Feathers,

My whole maternal family speaks Spanish, but I don't. However Spanish was my first language when I was really young so maybe my brain is just hardwired for Spanish. I have no idea. In any language that isn't English I have a hard time NOT rolling my R sounds. Even German. People think I'm Bavarian or something. Sigh.

Scorched Feathers,

Mo s'koshi...

I lived in Okinawa so either a lot of my Japanese is wrong, or I speak a whole different dialect. When I was in Tokyo, people had a hard time trying to figure out what I was trying to say until I told them I was from Okinawa. Not only that, but my Japanese has a HEAVY Spanish accent, or so I'm told.

/Shrug

Scorched Feathers, Wait... I just noticed this:
"(hîr)" from your last post. This means neehîrred as far as I can tell which further proves my point.

It's not a sharp change in syllables, but it exists, and it is impossible to make it go away unfortunately.

Scorched Feathers, Uhh... yeah hear = he-ur no matter how you say it. If you try to soften the sound entirely it is he-ur, if it is not then it would be spelt "heer". Actually, even that is incorrect. The "r" just goes back to the vowels changing how you say them. English might be a confusing language, yes, but at least we don't have accents AND letters to worry about.

Also neered should technically be said: nee-red. Like the colour. There is no way to spell neered like you want it to be said, and that is quite simply because it is impossible to say, and therefore write.