Spanish - Blog Posts

Ah yes, I knew 7 Spanish.

Holis, duda, entonces, por lo que entendíendo Abel perdió a su hija, pero que hubiera pasado si no la hubiera perdido? Cómo se mirara Irem de grande?

AAAAAAhhh what a great question, it's taking me some time to answer, especially because I wanted to shape the story.

Abel did lose his daughter, but if he had managed to save her, the story still has to fulfill the prophecy, so Abel and Narinder would use the prophecy to their advantage.

In this case, Irem would be a young woman with a strong and determined personality, a leader. She would have an impeccable education and would be the one in charge of the island along with Caleb's (Goat) children.

The three of them were raised by Abel and would be the ones in power until Narinder arrives. He would be killing the bishops under Abel's orders, but no one other than the two of them knows

I don't know, I just invented a whole story in my head HAHSJFJDJDJSJSJA

Español: Que buena pregunta, me tomo tiempo contestar, más, porque quería darle forma a la historia.

Abel si perdió a su hija, pero si este la hubiera logrado salvar, la historia tiene que cumplir la profecía, así que Abel y Narinder, utilizarían la profecía a su favor, en este caso, Irem sería una joven con personalidad fuerte, decidida, una líder.

Ella tendría una educación impecable y es la que se encargaría de la isla junto con los hijos de Caleb (Goat), los tres, fueron criados por Abel, siendo los que estarían en el poder, hasta que llega Narinder. Este estaría matando a los obispos, bajo las ordenes de Abel, pero nadie más que ellos dos lo saben.

No sé, yo en mi cabeza me inventé toda una historia iekfkskd

Here are my first random doodles of the lamb, as initial designs. Most of it is in Spanish, as I was just starting to practice drawing again

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La apuesta de Leshy//Cult of the Lamb//Cómic dub español//🐑🐛//

We made some of the comics of @duplicitousfate Fandub in Spanish>;b

We hope you like it^^💜❤️

EYO, I GOT SOME QUESTIONS TO ASK YOU

Hello friends,

I’m curious about something—and I love collecting empirical data (maybe it’s the autism/j 🤔). I wanted to do something about it,

So, I have some questions:

1. How many languages do you speak? (You can include ones you’re not fluent in, but please specify)

2. What are they?

Follow up: how many of your friends speak the same language(s)?

3. Where did you grow up (Country, state, province or whatever)?

Follow up: Describe your neighborhood to me, was it nice, bad, expensive, cheap, etc.

4. How financially well off were you as a child?

Follow up: If you feel comfortable sharing, what was the income your parent(s) made?

5. What ethnicity are you?

6. What job do you have now?

Follow up: And if you feel comfortable sharing, how much money do you make? (Also, please add if your pay is salaried or hourly)

Finally, what are some interesting facts about your language?

This is for a little project of my own that I’m doing. I know there are some issues in the school system (I’m an American, what do I expect) and I got curious. I want to see how many factors play in to the amount of languages someone speaks.

Most of the time, education is expensive—at least in the U.S it is (our public school system is shit). Yet, languages seem to be an outlier. The prissy rich white kids that can barely speak English, let alone a lick of Spanish, present an exception to the rule (education is expensive).

Also, a lot of my friends speak more than one language, but the American school system requires them to learn two while *in school*. Also, a lot of them speak languages that aren’t taught at my school— like Tagalog, Hindi, Gujarati, German, Russian, etc.— and I’m wondering if there’s a pattern to it.

Bíodh lá maith agat a chairde agus Que tengan buen día amigos

"oak and ash and thorn good sirs" but it's "salud dinero amor good sirs"