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@anatra23

It does sound difficult! The Russian things I struggle with the most are word form, grammer, and spelling (but I struggle with that in English too, so…).

I know a Russian lady through BQ, (She loaned me the pre-school book.) But I only see her at BQ tournaments.

Question: Was the book a Korean college book, or a college Korean book?

@anatra23 @scoutfinch180

It is traumatic. I was telling my brother about my book and about Rubin, when suddenly I stopped and just said “oh no.”

He started laughing.

Since then it has been a battle of ‘why’. If his death wasn’t a pivital point in my story, he would have a good chance of surviving. As it is, I already have a song for his funeral.

Thank you, @lydia-s. He’s one of my best.

@anatra23

Yes, medieval fantasy sounds right. That’s exactly how I work.

And yes, I think Ruben will die, *Cue tragic music* but it depends on how the story goes. Why is it so hard to decide?!

@anatra23

Ah, English, that wonderful headache.

I’ve heard Korean is difficult. What do you think of it, and how are you learning?

I’m using Babbel, Duolingo, and a Russian preschool book.

Aye, (oh dear, this is what happens when I start thinking medievally) I understand about the username thing. We are all varying degrees of our pen names. Truly, someone else on here can’t really be a dark-furred, fluffy snake-eating creature. It’s the thought behind it all …

About being a twin, let’s see. First of all, there are different…[Read more]

Hi there, @trahia-the-minstrel, it’s very nice to meet you!

That is so funny, what is your tale about, and how is lertan pronounced? Here’s a bit more on Eirtan:  [eeir tahn(r is flapped with EIr said farther back in the mouth)]a country, the head in the two brother-nations of Eirtan and Yartas, main enemy? Dorwin.

I would be glad to help, if I…[Read more]

@melancholic-writer
Oohhh! We call that Nationals. I’m not sure about other districts,(Alaska Yukon sent only one team this last year.) but Texas sent 4 Senior Experienced teams to the 2021 Nationals. (I don’t remember the number of teams for the other divisions.)

@anatra23

Are you familiar with or know Russian? I’m still learning, but it’s a beautiful language!

@power

Thanks?

@anatra23

Otto’s accent is supposed to be German influenced, but my more recent book is Russian and may have bled over in the rewrite. Both German and Russian have a ‘v’ sound instead of a ‘w’, and no ‘th’ sound. I don’t speak German, so I’m not as familiar with it. They do sound similar to most people. Russian is spoken from the…[Read more]

@anatra23  I’m not sure, it’s little like Green Ember with humans, or the Ranger’ Apprentice but cleaner, or Wingfeather with no “magic”: is that fantasy? As for the thought out part, I’m writing my first draft, and although I have only the prologue and part of the first chapter, I have made up scenes all throughout the book. That’s how I make up…[Read more]

Ugh, attocorect messed with Otto’s accent. Water was vater originally. And those are two characters in the book, not the book itself. Oh well… *Sigh*

@godlyfantasy12

I don’t even have a first draft written out, so you’re a lot farther than me!

Here are a few lines from Otto Wiskar and Miles Chaser(an old story of mine I’ve been rewriting;

“Vat are zay trying to do? Git us keeled?” Otto spat at trench floor.

“Actually, yes, I believe that is their intention.”

Otto sighed and nestled his…[Read more]

Oh, these are great! What good idea.

@godlyfantasy12 I completely understand, most of my best characters don’t have a single word written yet.

From Ruben

“Welcome home, brother. I know it’s not pretty, and you have no idea who I am, but welcome all the same.”

“I’m glad I’m not you. I mean, sometimes I don’t want to be me either, but at least…[Read more]

Thank you so much!

@melancholic-writer

I quiz in the Texas district, so yes I do. I believe we have had teams from the border, but I think their church was in Texas. We have districts in every State and Canada, so if that counts as internationals… I’ve been wanting to start a program to add in other non-english speaking groups, but it would be a ‘bit’ difficult.

Ooo, captaining can…[Read more]

Whatever you would prefer. I’m a pentacostal also, and I’m trying to figure out how to teach Bible studies. I have only ever seen Search for Truth, and was interested in how this one worked. If you want to teach it again I would be happy to learn!

@melancholic-writer

Sorry I took so long getting back with you.

I go to a UPCI church. I have quizzed for five years (2022 will be my sixth). I love it!!!

How about you? (Translate each of these answers into questions and answer them for-*beeeep* Red One interupintion)

Just wanted to hop on here, say hi, and ask if I can quietly join. I’ve been wanting to learn how to give a Bible study.