Inglise keele ajalugu, essee "My languages"
So when my course
mates wanted me to impress the Greek teacher, I was not so very sure if the teacher would have
been so very impressed being called a "mallaca". Which means "shit-head" and is used
innumerously in all occasions. And there is also "ella!" which does not mean anything but you can
make it mean everything.
I've managed to pick up some bits and pieces of other languages as well – bit of Spanish, some
words of Italian, a tiny bit of Finnish, some German (blaming Rammstein and my Neuss friends for
that!) and even some made-up languages. Ten or eight years ago I spoke a quite fluent Quenya –
that is high-elvish made up by Tolkien. I've created a few languages as well, for either writing or
roleplay purposes.
Lastly, I'd like to return to English. Like I said before, once I got into reading books in English, I
never stopped. Unless it's Shakespeare or something I would not understand in Estonian, either, I
can read everything
annaabi.ee 
