cheezcake
Callipygian Member
Afraid of being beaten?tbh don't really plan on marrying someone who isn't Punjabi/Indian
(me too)
Afraid of being beaten?tbh don't really plan on marrying someone who isn't Punjabi/Indian
Sorry to hear that mateauslan. i am a deaf-mute.
Yeah. Teochew and canto.Basically your first language was chinese?
IS THAT SOME KIND OF SICK JOKE OR WHAT HOW DARE YOUSorry to hear that mate
Yes, don't think I could live if it happenedAfraid of being beaten?
(me too)
Is it sad that this is an actual concern in my life?Yes, don't think I could live if it happened
If you're being srs, then yeah it kind of is lol. You got Plenty of time man. If it comes to it, as in you can't find one, there's always an arranged marriage haha.Is it sad that this is an actual concern in my life?
because I'm pretty sure the chances of me marrying an indian girl are pre slim
Well English is the only compulsory subject in the HSC (for many, including me, the hardest as well) so I'd want to start my little bubba on it early. That way while s/he's scribbling down essays during his/her HSC he/she'll be thinking about setting, plot, context and not the correct 'your' or 'you're' to useI know this may be pretty far away for me and many of us. But for the people who usually speak another language other than English at home. Would you teach your kids english as their first language? or not?
But then, what if your parents aren't fluent in english then they won't be able to communicate?
Also, I'm pretty sure I'll be speaking english with my partner.
Ahh... I really don't know.
What about you guys?
I've already given mine names :LI don't even know if I'm even going to have kids, let alone teach them languages.
ifeellikeimtooyoungtobemakingthesedecisions.
Your absolutely right! It's a mockery of you're education!people have been speaking english their whole lives and still can't tell the difference between you're and your