been some time.

[sundog]

NAME: Kazi

AGE: 33

INTERESTS & HOBBIES: I currently 'dabble' in world travel, photography, dog training, light language studies that I do horribly at. I enjoy reading and try to do that as much as humanly possible. Trashy romance is my favorite, but I also love sci-fi and mystery.

LOOKING FOR: I tend to be wary of fanfic journals. Just not my thing, sorry. But otherwise I'm open to just about anyone.

ANYTHING ELSE?: I've been active on journals in one form or another since before 2003. That includes Deadjournal, Livejournal, and now here since the Russian thing on Livejournal. Sometimes I go through bursts of commenting/posting, and sometimes I'm pretty quiet, typically on a stretch of traveling or when I'm exhausted.

Comments

[conuly]

Is that your cat?

[sundog]

Yup! Her name is Tsisqua :).

[conuly]

She's pretty!

[sundog]

Thank you! I adore her immensely!

[sparkythegeek]

You sound interesting, and we do have a couple DW friends in common. Wanna friend? :)

[sundog]

Yes! That would be awesome!

[imarcy]

Hi! You sound interesting (I too, am not a big fan of fanfic journals). Love reading scifi/mystery and photography is a love of mine. Friends? :P My journal is mostly public, so feel free to browse first.

[sundog]

Yes! Let's be friends :).

[jealouscupid]

Your cat is super adorable!! What kind of language things are you studying? Are you trying to learn a new language, or just looking at linguistics type of thing?

[sundog]

Thank you! She's an absolute handful! Since my boyfriend is from Austria, I'm sort of always learning bits of German. But Cherokee will always be my favorite to learn.

[jealouscupid]

Oh dude, that's so cool! Is it true that german is similar to english? : O
my bf is chinese so i'm learning to speak cantonese for his family and it's so hard >< i'm really, really bad when it comes to tonal languages -- and canto just happens to have 6 tones. what's cherokee like though? i know a little bit of guarani/quechua so i'm curious if they're at all similar!

[sundog]

The problem I find with German is that they open their mouths more to pronounce their words than we do natively in English if that makes since. But as a language I don't know personally if they're similar. German words definitely make more sense lol.

Cherokee is hard to describe in words.
Here's a great page describing it: https://www.ncpedia.org/cherokee/language

[sundog]

Absolutely yes! And programming languages totally count!

[padhopper]

The cat tax got my attention!!