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I am not so great to pronounce the english words either, but i have a friend who only speaks english, there i have to talk, it helped me a lot too. When i use Google i translate words from danish, i am pretty good to danish!! ?

Well this actually is a cure. Participating in forums actually helps your English....well at least it helped me.
How? Well I knew how to pronounce more words compared to spelling them. Since I was very active on a game forum, whenever I started making sentences I would stop in the middle not knowing how to check a certain word. Then I would go to Google Translate to check it, and write it down correctly. Repeating this action causes you to remember some tricky pairs, like: thought vs though; weather vs whether, etc...

I generally love languages. German is probably my favorite one, and since I started listening to metal more actively I also started liking Finnish a lot. Dutch as well. I just love how much they use the 'h' sound :3

Just ask a lot when you don´t understand something, it will help. I would recommend a translator, but something tells me that google translate might not do well with greenlandic.  

I'm Canadian ok don't judge me , plus why would I not horms up some ones life achievements?

It's weird, I feel like my accomplishments are mostly things that I hadn't set out to do; I never thought I'd be married, let alone have a kid. But I have to say taking care of my kid is one of the most fulfilling things in life, right now (as much as I need a break every now and again). The albums I've recorded with Black Harvest and other bands are accomplishments, I suppose, but only in a personal way; I occasionally hear from someone who's listened to my music and found some meaning in it, and that's what I appreciate the most. I can't consider graduating from art college to be an accomplishment, because in the intervening years, I've only done a few paintings, and I've been so focused on music that I haven't even attempted to establish myself as a working artist. I'm frequently bitter about the amount of time and energy, not to mention money, I've spent on what might seem frivolous to a lot of people, especially when I see very little financial return. But I keep making music because I'm not myself without it, and I'm trying to paint my way back out of the box I put myself in. As much as I haven't done many of the things I "wanted" to do, I can't help but notice how little my underlying goals have changed since I was a 13-year old high school kid; and at the same time I'm always reminded of something one of my older friends said years ago, when I asked him whether he was proud of the music he'd done in the past. He said he supposed it was cool to have done certain things, but that he cared a lot more about whatever was happening right now than he did about the things he'd done in the past. I feel the same way. I'm lost unless I have some goal, some project to work on. I'm frequently scared by the thought that I might have already done the best art or music that I'll ever do, and that's part of what keeps driving me to make them better.
Sounds like you better get busy with that.

I was raised on some of this nonsense and so I have a personal aversion to it. Setting that aside, it's still nonsense. But, it can certainly teach you a lot about how eager people are to see the things they want to see, no matter how much of the real world they have to ignore in the process.

Hey there and welcome  

No. None of this sounds compelling to me. Do it for fun, as if you were watching a movie. But I wouldn't think for a moment that it anticipates your actions and thoughts.
It's a pretty convoluted road from personal actions to celestial bodies. 

Hi Becka, The hardy Boys wow....that takes me back ....welcome to the forum

Heh, the Hardy Boys, wow... Haven't thought about those books in so long. Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy yourself.

Hi. Becca welcome to the forum I like trivium and wrestling as well 

Once upon a time I'd have driven 3 hours to get laid. Not any more.