Post number #937608, ID: 71d738
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>>937588 voy a coger tu boca
Post number #937652, ID: fbf63f
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yeah, when speaking english i'm way more laidback
Post number #937663, ID: 59e0d0
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No
Post number #937754, ID: eb1772
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I'm always more nervous in a language I have trouble speaking. There's also the culture around the language you have to conform to. English you can use however, ESLs run wild, so my personality is pretty chill. With French though, tiptoeing the tu/vous and il/elle, dealing with the occasional snobs, and the fact it's a smaller and more closed off culture makes me more reserved whenever I use the language.
Post number #937812, ID: 332098
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Chinga tu madre
Post number #937813, ID: 332098
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Tenga sexo.
Post number #937827, ID: 95b113
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>>937812 pendejo
Post number #937829, ID: 5705eb
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I feel like I'm even more timid than normal when I speak another language, but that's more likely due to my limited vocabulary, and how much additional mental RAM I'm allocating to speaking.
Post number #938123, ID: 74d85f
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I just bulldoze through and be very blunt. It catches people off but second language status helps.
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| Do you feel that your personality is switching different based on the language you speak?