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The hype!!!!!!!!!!!! Old Gods, I've seen this trailer like 70k times. Best line is when Cersei says "I choose violence". I can't wait until April 24th. I hope that the first epsodes get leaked like last year. Oh, and did you catch the dual wielding guy with a Targaryen crest on his chest plate? My guess is Tower of Joy. R + L = J ftw!!!

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French isn't that hard as a language if you know a roman language before learning it. Learning french from english though is kind of difficuly. There is the fact that modern english was modified greatly by the invasion of England by the Duke of Normandy, but still the french influence in english isn't as notable. My birth language is spanish, but I've been speaking English since I was 2 or 3 years old. I usually tend to think in english and I can understand the struggle with French. We have to take mandatory classes at my school, but I never really learned much until I went to France during January. I went with a group from school and we all stayed separately with familles d'accueil. I don't know the word in english nor spanish, but kind of a host family. Not exactly that though. I stayed there for 4 weeks, interacting daily with French people, learning not only about their culture, but also of the way French people speak. You may receive a very academic french, but there are some things you won't learn in class. For example, and this goes to everyone who reads this that doesn't know french, to say something in its negative form, you use ne (verb) pas/que/jamais/rien/etc. However, when speaking, most french don't say the ne. For example, to say I don't agree, you write Je ne suis pas d'accord, however, when you say it, you say Je suis pas d'accord. This is a tiny difference that affects a lot in your understanding. For me, in spanish we usually say no before the verb to make it negative and I had a hard time learning to differenciate between affirmation and negation in France. If I may suggest, to practice your oral comprehension, you can listen regularly to French radio or music and try to understand what they are saying. The best way to learn a language when you have a bit of the basics down is by immersion though.

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