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Haven't updated in a while, but I really couldn't be asked. I've begun picking up phrases from the international students, "Yah, Shure, Shure" from the Germans. They say it constantly. Its their answer to EVERYTHING. Its both their answer and like a statement of agreement.
Me:"Would you like tea?"
German:"yah, Shure, Shure"
Me:"I think So-And-So is funny"
Them: "yah, Shure, Shure"
From the British, I've picked up:
"Jumper" (= Sweater), "trainers" (=Sneakers), "Queue" (=line/standing in line), "F¤%k off!" (= well, you know what it means, they just say it all the time, with lots of enthusiasm!) as well as I drink TONS of tea now. We're constantly asking, "is it time for tea?!?" aka, we wanna stop whatever we're doing and waste time chatting.
Alright, send pictures, would you all?
Love T
Me:"Would you like tea?"
German:"yah, Shure, Shure"
Me:"I think So-And-So is funny"
Them: "yah, Shure, Shure"
From the British, I've picked up:
"Jumper" (= Sweater), "trainers" (=Sneakers), "Queue" (=line/standing in line), "F¤%k off!" (= well, you know what it means, they just say it all the time, with lots of enthusiasm!) as well as I drink TONS of tea now. We're constantly asking, "is it time for tea?!?" aka, we wanna stop whatever we're doing and waste time chatting.
Alright, send pictures, would you all?
Love T