Subject: English language - discussions

If you are going to be the one who will pay for the plane...:P

so you're one of these polish people that doesnt live in Boston. Bummer.
can you not run and then swim and then run some more :)

Almost got dumped from my studies, with a decent impact of an Englishman...to make it short:
*I'm getting the best mark from whole group on his classes, possibly on whole year
*I missed 2 classes + got late 2 times[20min]
*I missed & got late because of my allergy; after taking the anti-allergy pills I have serious problems with waking up
*he told me at friday that he considers my 2 latecomings as being absent
*I've got 4 class misses

Today he was sooo gracious, that he gave me a soft approach.
I just have to give him few additional writings, bring him a proof that I'm allergic and then, maybe, h will let me write my exam...

...in september!! :(

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

my new favourite English word :)

Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious?

That's the reason why I like it.

don't on any account break in to Mary flippin Poppins... credibility zero.

How do you use the word smattering?

I only had a smattering of French

or

My French was just a bit of smattering

Its the first one. ;)

Thanks ;)
I'm gonna attack you with more questions soon :P

No problem, I'll answer if I can. ;)

Of course you can say it backwards, which is Suoicodilaipxecitsiligarfilacrepus



Um-diddle-diddle-um-diddleye

ennui - how do you use that one?

I was ennuid

This game was totally ennuying

Haven´t heard from that word before.

Maybe you mean "annoy?"

At least your examples fit perfectly with it.
(edited)

no, ennui is a word meaning general lack of interest or boredom, or depression.
I'm searching for those odd words...

Also.....


Ennui is a 2003 micro-budget, underground film written and directed by Charles Doran, and winner of the 2005 Boston Underground Film Festival Bacchus Award.