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sherlock characters as lines from "the room"

sherlock: ha ha ha... what a story, mark mycroft: you're tearing me apart, lisa! john: i'm tired, i'm wasted, i love you, darling! mary: this is a great party, you invited all my friends, good thinking. greg: hi doggie molly: let's go eat, huh? irene: ...anyway, how is your sex life? sebastian: i'm your future husband jim: chicken peter, you're just a little chicken. cheep cheep cheep cheep cheep cheep cheep cheep

Bonus: Johnlock - i miss you. - what are you talking about? i just saw you.

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Humasah Sultan on my opinion one of the most stylish woman in The Magnificent Century saga. Yes, perhaps she’s can’t to compete with Hurrem Sultan or Kosem Sultan with numbers of costumes “in her closet”, but she’s obviously can to compete with Hurrem Sultan from the second half of season 3 and later from season 4, for the place of most stylish woman in her middle-age in show. I also, found Humasah’s style interesting by the fact, that in her costumes was used characteristic features of the costumes of other characters not only from The Magnificent Century: Kosem, but also from original The Magnificent Century. Humasah Sultan in show it’s the quintessential "features” of characters from the saga, she actually combines style in clothes of all her family, such as we saw them in the show, but makes it fitting is only for her with small details and color combinations.

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Choose-y

Dear Polyglots-Bros™, what language should I choose next? I want to study sth not very common (have basic Spanish, good German and English). Interesting culture is also welcome^_^ I've been looking at Polish and Turkish, btw

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antis: this ship is disgusting

shippers: ...

shippers: tell that to kanjiklub

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Gryffindor: Spanish, Italian, Russian, English

Hufflepuff: Mandarin, Finnish

Ravenclaw: German, Icelandic, Turkish

Slytherin: French, Arabic, Polish

If my target languages went to Hogwarts I think English would be Ravenclaw, Swedish and Japanese would be Hufflepuffs, German would be Gryffindor and Hungarian would be Slytherin. 

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tag yourself I’m Ireland

tag yourself I’m Australia

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reblog and add what 'sweden' is called in your language

english: sweden

swedish: sverige

german: schweden

japanese: スウェーデン (suue-den)

Hebrew: שוודיה (sh-ve-dia)

bulgarian: швеция (shvetsia)

spanish: suecia

czech: švédsko

Dutch: Zweden

finnish: ruotsi

russian: Швеция (Schvetsia)

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An advanced speaker you shall be... until there comes another, harder and more interesting language, to cast the previous one down and take all that you used to know

Maggy the Tutor

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If English isn’t your first language, reblog with what it is in the tags.

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Tumblr is my life, el porque es muy complicado o complejo: É um lugar único onde não esconder meus sentimentos; Ich schreibe die verrückten Dinge, die mich amüsieren; mais surtout parce que je comprends Tumblr

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vegetables in German part 1 / part 2 / part 3

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Adam Driver/sackler’s sweater appreciation

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“sherlock, stop walking in the rain! you’re going to catch a cold. you know how it upsets me mummy”

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We’re not going to say that Finn is our favorite Force Awakens character, but FINN IS OUR FAVORITE FORCE AWAKENS CHARACTER. Sure, Poe “Stop Undressing Me With Your Eyes” Dameron is a realllllly close second, but Finn’s loyalty, sweetness, sense of humor, and undeniable bravery are sorta OUR JAM. The crazy-talented @lilabeanz imagined what his phone contacts might look like (um, HILARIOUS AND UH-MAZING, obvi), and now all that’s left to do is SOMEHOW GET OUR NUMBERS INTO THAT CELL. Does anyone know how to hack a mainframe?

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Adam Driver/Adam Sackler’s cuteness

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Hello^^ Your blog is absolutely charming, it is sоооo interesting to read your posts about Russian (I am a native speaker, btw)). I am going to study Spanish, is it trickier than Russian? And what is the most interesting aspect of your languege? Заранее спасибо за ответ)

Спасибо большое! Я рада,что тебе нравится :) Испанский язык ЛЕГЧЕ  русского языка. ха ха.

The trickiest thing is the verb system but @spanishskulduggery has great posts about when to use them. I actually found Spanish helpful when learning Russian since they share grammar features that aren’t in English.

I think the vocabulary is my favorite part. Certain words have different meanings in different countries and it can be funny to hear.