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Hi Takumi! Very nice to have you here on linguaholic.com! So happy to see another Linguaholic here Hope you have a great time in this forum. See you in the threads Lingua

In fact I heard the same. My friend, who is Swiss German like myself, he said that Norwegian was really easy for him to learn. So I guess for German native Speakers it should not be too much of a deal to learn this language. It is a Germanic language after all :=)

me too. And hey Gangies, welcome to linguaholic! Nice to have you here.

Dear Richard That sounds awesome. I will definitely check it out soon! Thank you so much for sharing

And as far as I can tell, the second 'plate' is the wrong way around.....I mean as far as the Korean 'letters' go.

It's most probably Korean. Can't read it though. But if it is indeed Korean, we will be able to figure it out here on Linguaholic.com !

I did create it from scratch, however I learned a lot from tutorials on udemy.com! Was so much fun to produce that game! I did use the Unity 5 Gaming engine and programmed everything in C#. Regards L

Yes, kind of :=) It must be a metaphorical meaning, I guess.

Hi Ivan! It's very nice to have you on linguaholic.com! I always feel so happy when I see new Linguaholics joining in! Hope you will like it hear. I am a German native speaker, so feel free to ask me anything about it. See you in the threads! L

Well, I just did some research and it turns out that Handschuhsheimerin simply means that someone is from a specific area of the city of Heidelberg, Germany. So, to be more precise: Handschuhsheim is an area in Heidelberg, and Handschuhsheimerin simply is the description of a person coming from that area :=) regards L

You are welcome Angelos! My roommate wants to study Russian. I will let him know about your site. Have a great day. L

Hi there. I am a German native speaker but I never came across this word. If you could provide some examples with context, I might help you to figure it out! regards L

Welcome RainHero! Nice to have you here on linguaholic.com!

Thank u!

Welcome Carter! Wish you all the best with French! See you in the threads L

Welcome to the Forum Marie! Hopefully you will have a good time here. See you in the threads! Best, Lingua

Welcome to the forum! Unfortunately I am also not very familiar with Hungarian, but I am sure someone in here will be able to point you in the right direction!

Indeed. Thank you for the kind words. Now a new version is online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUnfePKVIGA&feature=youtu.be Hope you like it. regards M

I have never even heard of Gujarati. Do you mind telling us a little bit about it?

Wow, that's interesting. Are there some Audio Clips of Mallorquin? I would love to hear some samples.

I would go for 'l'étang à poissons" regards L

Welcome D! It's very nice to see that you are that serious about studying languages! As Blaveloper pointed out, it's not easy to give you an advice here. I, for myself can only encourage to study some asian languages. They are really useful these days and they are so much fun to learn. Not exactly easy though (at least not for Europeans).

yes, no problem: Speaker A: Sie können sich mit Worten verteidigen Speaker B: Ich weiss gar nicht was ihr problem ist. als wirklich eine der fortschrittlichsten Gesellschaften der Erde sollten sie sich mal glücklich schätzen. wieso regen sie sich über solche Kleinigkeiten auf? denken sie mal darüber nach! Speaker A: und sie erhalten gratis dazu: Lernfähigkeit!

Dear All For once, I allow myself to make a post in here that is NOT language related. I just wanted to let you know that I just uploaded my very first game on the Google Play store today: Sheep Impact. Its a funny little Jump & Run and is a little bit similar to Flappy Bird. Please check it out, rate it and write some review about it It's a very simple, yet fun and addictive little Jump Game. Please download it and give it a try. Reviews would be highly appreciated. Regards Linguaholic