Raaii · 22-25, F
When I was small I faced some big difficulties to remember those words
Which sounds the same but have different spelling
Even now my vocabulary is not really strong
Irsyjust manageable 🤦♀️
Which sounds the same but have different spelling
Even now my vocabulary is not really strong
Irsyjust manageable 🤦♀️
Harmonium1923 · 51-55, M
It’s my first language but sometimes I’ll use some expressions I heard from my grandmother, who grew up speaking Yiddish. For instance, to “hot up” leftovers, instead of “heat up”.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
Exactly that. I always must think what is the freezer called because I automatically want to use the word fridge.
I'm sure there are others too but I don't remember.
There are also many words I come across but still don't know the meaning because I didn't care to look it up or if I did, I forgot. They're words that you can find in music bands' names, business names or people's usernames. Like evanescence, lugubrious, paramount, efflorescence...
I'm sure there are others too but I don't remember.
There are also many words I come across but still don't know the meaning because I didn't care to look it up or if I did, I forgot. They're words that you can find in music bands' names, business names or people's usernames. Like evanescence, lugubrious, paramount, efflorescence...
NerdyPotato · M
Cousin and nephew/niece. They are both neef/nicht in Dutch. I've looked up the difference many times, but it just doesn't stick.

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@NerdyPotato that would complicate things indeed.
It is my first language, but I've picked up sayings from my mum. Open the light. Shut the light. It's literal translations. There's a few words I'll say in Greek Cypriot first too, just because I forget the English.
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