Makestation

Personally, I'm definitely an English guy. What's your preference?

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Maths for me

Well, both for me, but since there isn't an option I went with math. I love languages and linguistics, but I choose math over english as a subject in school.

Math is actually pretty interesting when you understand it. I love math as well.

Math cus Im good at it.
I hate English with a big passion!

Math
But I do like writing  8)

I prefer English because of my love for writing stories and math was my worst subject in school.

As a writer and editor, I naturally lean towards English and language in general. I've never been good with math for some reason.

I've always been better at english, but math is the language of the universe and reality.

theoretically even magic could be written/described in a sort of mathematics equation involving manipulation of reality on a low level... which is probably what magic circles are supposed to be now that I think about it lol.

There's actually a couple anime that make magic more logical using math and data! Well, it's less logical seeming when I watch, but they use logic anyway. One involves inputting the code for your spell into your phone lol

(February 4th, 2020 at 3:13 PM)Juneberry Wrote: [ -> ]There's actually a couple anime that make magic more logical using math and data! Well, it's less logical seeming when I watch, but they use logic anyway. One involves inputting the code for your spell into your phone lol

Ooh, technomancy at it's finest 

Maths, easily. But, since it's what I studied at university, I'm pretty biased !

I was decent at English, but it was never one of my best subjects.

Clearly better in math, German was just fine, English and Spanish as a foreign language ... uhhhh bad

I didn’t know you did Spanish as well @tc4me. Which one did you like better?

(May 4th, 2020 at 12:47 PM)Darth-Apple Wrote: [ -> ]I didn’t know you did Spanish as well @tc4me. Which one did you like better?

I know English better, Italian better than Spanish, I learned that on the side, Spanish is not my thing ...

Interesting !

So, if you didn't learn Italian at school, where did you learn it?

as a child of 3 years old, my parents drove to Italy with my siblings and me, every year for 3 weeks, and in my youth I was interested in the language (more the Italian girls ). At home I listened to Italian learning tapes, ha ha ha, tapes, hardly knows today's youth, and then just drove to Italy every year, that still;.)

You've learned a lot of languages. Very impressive.

I know some Spanish and of course English as my native, but that's it. I would find it hard to pick up any other.