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Published: 2018-07-26 17:40:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 531; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 3
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Baron Tycho would love hunting with hounds! Dunno if he owns a forest for hunting or is invited by any of his contacts/friends to participate to this activity. And as their new maid is able to change forme from feral to monster, he can use them as much as a hound than a mount. So ready to hunt some humans!Ā @wanderingtycho ! What do you think?Ā
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XD yeaaaah though i think it's a bit sad that people don't even try to call people by their name! We have a lot of foreigners in my school, from everywhere! and most of asian people have to peek a western name :/
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I ADORE the foreign names that I get to hear and try out at my job. I mean, there's this adorable East Indian couple that I work with, the wife is pretty easy with her name (Leela) but her husband has this really cool name that took me a while to actually figure out how to pronounce correctly (Sreen) but it's so worth it when I say hi to him and I say it right. He freaking BEAMS and it's AMAZING.
There's also Kaur (car), Aine (eye-nah), Vaughn, Babatunde...
I actually have asked a few of my co-workers if it's alright to borrow their names for characters, cause they're cool people with cool names and I think they should be celebrated.
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true true ^^ I'm always happy when people pronounce well my last name too! I don't ask to have an accent or anything but at least don't shut some of the letters X'DĀ
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Whenever I see I name I can't pronounce, I always ask. I mean, it's better to ask and let the person know that you care to make sure you're getting it right than both be a jerk and sound like an idiot when you eff it up fumbling. I dunno why it's such a big taboo, like, no, you're not being rude or emasculating by doing something as simple as asking how to pronounce a person's name. It's such a nice thing to do, really, it's polite and it bugs me more when people DON'T ask and screw it up. :CĀ
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yeah! Where I live well there is people from everywhere so... obviously there is name that are a bit hard or you want ot pronounce a way but it isn't like that so I don't know why it's a big deal asking Ā°^Ā° Or I even rmeember a teacher shocked cause when i told him how my last name was supposed to be say hesay "but! that's not greek!!!"... Dude there is not only greeks who have atonic accent! X'D
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It's so annoying when people make assumptions, like, is it really so hard to just ASK how it's pronounced? I mean, I get it if it's a one off encounter, like in retail or the like (hence why I use a shortened version of my name at work), but if you're a teacher or friend or co-worker? It's SO much easier to just ASK, and I don't understand why more folks just don't do that. I mean, it's not like it's hard, right? And it's way more simple and polite than fumbling through somebody's name by sounding it out.
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when i was in middle and high school, teachers the first day would ask us if they were saying our name correctly. Well it wasn't providing some to butcher my name more and more during the year like therr was even letters removed X'D but oh well! One day maybe, people will be more confortable
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Crossing fingers, right?
And, hey, if we start doing it ourselves, it's step forward as an example!
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It is true yeah
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Man, I'm so freaking tired. Just- This week has been stupid. Between the Labor Day sale at work and my cat needing veterinary attention, my stress has been... Ugh. Just- Ugh.
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aaawwww wanna talk about it? maybe better go on PM tho, no? XD
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It's okay, I'm just tired.
I'm trying to make ends meet on a part time job, and I've had some expenses pile up, so it's harder to balance and the struggle wears me out.
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ey it's fine you can always come to me I don't mind and i'd be glad to help, at least by listening ^^
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That's super sweet of you, thanks.
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you are very welcome
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