This is for GuGu (AND I RANT ABOUT CZECH LANGUAGE, BIATCH)

Find the difference:

On to tak doopravdy nechtěl udělat.
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On to tak naozaj nechcel urobiť. (may be a bit off)

doopravdy - naozaj

udelat - urobej

They're similar true, but the way Slovakian pronounce things (I've heard it before) is very similar to Polish, more than Czech.

Which is why the TV News subs Czech, but they don't sub Slovakian.

Still, English rules.

It is all you'll ever need. Well, it's the most useful. And grammar isn't a pain. And I don't need to press Alt key every five fucking seconds.

WACKY WAVING WILD INFLATABLE FLAILING ARMS LANGUAGES

That's a news that you don't sub Slovak... interesting.

Also, English is more useful, but once you handle Czech pronounciation, you can master all existing pronounciations with no problems. Now you Englishmen, try saying řeřicha 0.o

*Ehem*

http://vocaroo.com/?media=vOPWwdemNBHHkYkOU

Damn, you're a prodigy, GuGu. That's was spot-on.

气喘急诊已出院 台湾《

젠장, 포켓몬 지겨워

Sakra unavený pokemon

Derka derka herp derp trama drama.

Asthma emergency room and discharged Taiwan.

LOLOL, you have no idea what you just wrote.

not at all, blame google

Gave me the best laugh of this week... just curious, what was the original?

Damn tired of pokemon

Came out as "dammit, (another) tired pokemon"

fucking google translate fails me again

Guess the language.
Aquest missatge un tonto?

Uhhh...Portuguese?

@Lamz0r:

Well, they generally don't sub Slovakian...unless some words prove to be too different in meaning. There are always some exceptions. Though I'm pretty sure I've seen a broadcast from Slovakia that wasn't subbed.

But Czech is always subbed. Which is interesting, since Czech television rarely subs Polish broadcasts.