Let's speak English!

[Aussie]

English forever!!!

[Konay]

Who else thinks that English is kind of boring?

I'm not sure is it boring or not, although I clearly feel a lack of expressive means pretty frequently. 

I feel like English is both popular and boring for one same reason. I guess simple is the new boring

[Искандер]

English is totally NOT boring. American one sometimes is. And normal QL can be so romantic.  Nyaaaa!

[Konay]

Almost every educated person can speak some English. And it therefore gets so much less romantic than it used to be...

[Квас]

It's a pity 'cheesiness' can't be expressed by a single Russian word. (Or at least I can't think of one.) Yet Anglo-Saxons don't have a word for poshlust'!

дешевый

Well, I'm not sure. Sometimes it fits, but if I understand the English word right, it rather conveys the idea that the motives are too much prominent when they shouldn't be. Anyway, I can be mistaken, since I've only come across the word in the dictionary entry.

Who else thinks that English is kind of boring?

Trolling? Come on...

[ginkgo]

Who else thinks that English is kind of boring?

Trolling?

A boring kind of trolling, I'd say 

[Konay]

Who else thinks that English is kind of boring?

Trolling? Come on...

"Creek douchee moe yay!"

[Karakurt]

I don't like English phonetics, it's really difficult.

[Konay]

Plus, I still LOVE English

[Konay]

I don't like English phonetics, it's really difficult.

It definitely is. Although speaking a language with an accent is still speaking it

[Искандер]

Almost every educated person can speak some English. And it therefore gets so much less romantic than it used to be...

Indeed have not thou encountered all those enchanted words with flavour of lang syne? Not every of those educated persons can hark that romantic language.

[Konay]

Almost every educated person can speak some English. And it therefore gets so much less romantic than it used to be...

Indeed have not thou encountered all those enchanted words with flavour of lang syne? Not every of those educated persons can hark that romantic language.

Ooouuu, sounds so Germanic. Good thing they don't speak like that anymore 

[Искандер]

Ooouuu, sounds so Germanic. Good thing they don't speak like that anymore 

May tarnation take all that uneloquent "contemporary english"!

[Искандер]

Yep, guys. I'm listening Nightwish for few days continuosly.

[Чайник777]

English is totally NOT boring. American one sometimes is.

Which variety is not boring?

[Konay]

Ooouuu, sounds so Germanic. Good thing they don't speak like that anymore 

May tarnation take all that uneloquent "contemporary english"!

The simpler the best I like simplicity and I know that it comes from something Freudian

[Чайник777]

Yep, guys. I'm listening Nightwish for few days continuosly.

[Konay]

English is totally NOT boring. American one sometimes is.

Which variety is not boring?

The one they spoke in the 16th century 

[Искандер]

something Freudian

Hm... simplisity in language — complicity in ...

[Искандер]

Niggar you crazy

Да why бы not?

[Konay]

something Freudian

Hm... simplisity in language — complicity in ...

I like simplicity in general. And I like Freud. And I therefore like the way he interpreted those kinds of things.

[Искандер]

Is "chill" more like "прохлада" either "холодрыга"?
What d'you think?

[Konay]

Is "chill" more like "прохлада" either "холодрыга"?
What d'you think?

I would say it's just холод. Although I doubt that someone will ever say "chill". Something like "it's chilly outside" would sound better. На улице холодно/прохладно. Но прохладно в смысле холодно, а не так, что летняя прохлада.

[svobodný]

I don't like English phonetics, it's really difficult.

mm, shouldn't it be phonology?

[Искандер]

Но прохладно в смысле холодно, а не так, что летняя прохлада.

Simply to say "холодрыга"