Tlkn to English people

ellie2000

Everytime I can't find words I clap, is tht normal

LydsRose9

Yep I believe this is very ‘normal’!

I’m a linguistics student and have learnt that this is something called a filler. It’s something we do or a noise we make whilst trying to find a word - a bit like saying ‘um’! It gives our brain a distraction whilst we’re thinking.

I hope this helps!!😁

yana

@LydsRose9 that's so interesting! it makes total sense tbh.

@ellie2000 what's your first language?

ellie2000

@Xee @LydsRose9 I am Danish thts why I think ùk is wierd x I don't like it wen ppl hurry up 4 English answers

JJLemon18

I'm Polish and I agree UK is weird (jk haha), the language is so unintuitive sometimes tho

ellie2000

@JJLemon18 in Krakow it has a cellar with different pinball machines and retro arcade. U can play all day for 10 pounds.
It's called 'pinball museum'

JJLemon18

@ellie2000 that sounds awesome!! Though I'm in Wrocław so its a bit far unfortunately. But thank you, I'll remember this if I ever visit Krakow (which I probably will one day). I assume you've been to Krakow then, how was it?

ellie2000

@JJLemon18 the legend goes tht sulphur defeated the the dragon and Krakow was saved

ellie2000

I also went to auswisch which was an experience that u should really go to. But it wasn't child friendly 😕 by all the stuff they did Nd the remains. But gd history

JJLemon18

@ellie2000 yesss, a sheep filled with sulfur I believe haha. I don't know how popular this legend is but it makes me so happy that someone knows it

JJLemon18

ellie2000 wrote: »

I also went to auswisch which was an experience that u should really go to. But it wasn't child friendly 😕 by all the stuff they did Nd the remains. But gd history

Sorry didn't see this message. Thats really cool. Maybe I'd visit it too someday. And yea, horrible stuff I know, but luckily I'm not a child anymore so think I can manage haha

ellie2000

@JJLemon18 visiting there changed my view on life xx
For the better

JJLemon18

@ellie2000 I'm so glad!!

Azziman

ellie2000 wrote: »

@JJLemon18 visiting there changed my view on life xx
For the better

Completely agreed. I visited a concentration camp in Germany several years ago, hearing the stories while you're there makes a very strong impression. I looked into the conflict quite a bit afterwards, and learning about the war and ideology was an experience in itself