The banning thread..

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Hmm!

We will be TYPING, not hearing to each other.

I don´t have a mike and I seldom used a cam. and, besides, how would U overcome the problem of being shy?
 
SH, Te prohíbo por escribir en español. Yo hablo inglés, español, y un poquísimo portugués, y francés, y hoy en día tagalog porque mi amiga me enseña. Las otras sólo escribo.

(I banned you for writing in Spanish, not that I have anything against it, but...I needed a reason.)
 
SH, Te prohíbo por escribir en español. Yo hablo inglés, español, y un poquísimo portugués, y francés, y hoy en día tagalog porque mi amiga me enseña. Las otras sólo escribo.

(I banned you for writing in Spanish, not that I have anything against it, but...I needed a reason.)

Ja! Ha! Ha!

He sido tan "banned" hoy...

I´ve been banned, so badly, that my butts hurt.

Your "prohibition" sounds better in English. In Spanish it sounded rude. Ha! Ha!

You have said, grammatically: "SH, te prohibo escribir en español." The rest of the sentence is correct, with this exception: "y poquísimo Portugués" (without "un")

Congrats! You punctuated very well. (poquísimo, portugués, francés, día and sólo)

Your friend (amig@) is a good teacher.

I hate you (with love) for this banning.

Have nice dreams! I´m feeling sleepy.
 
Ja! Ha! Ha!

He sido tan "banned" hoy...

I´ve been banned, so badly, that my butts hurt.

Your "prohibition" sounds better in English. In Spanish it sounded rude. Ha! Ha!

You have said, grammatically: "SH, te prohibo escribir en español." The rest of the sentence is correct, with this exception: "y poquísimo Portugués" (without "un")

Congrats! You punctuated very well. (poquísimo, portugués, francés, día and sólo)

Your friend (amig@) is a good teacher.

I hate you (with love) for this banning.

Have nice dreams! I´m feeling sleepy.

No, I meant to make it a noun, not an adjective. Thanks though :P But I didn't ask for a grammatical critique! That's not exactly polite in English either, you know...but thanks for the toddler claps and yays I guess ;)

Oh, my friend doesn't teach me everything, just Tagalog...which I haven't demonstrated here :P
 
I ban multilingual for polluting the banning thread with chitchat.