Ariel328 Blog Comments (161)

RE: WITH FAMILY AT CHRISTMAS IN THE GULF

Gladioluss, yes we are spolt with internet but there are people in some countries and remoted areas that have diffuculties with communication...

RE: Wordfeud

Theik, so far I liked what I ve read from you. You have a great sense of humor and self-irony which is quite rare

RE: Wordfeud

Theik Yes it s obviously "battle with words" in this case, as Scrofa explained :)

RE: WITH FAMILY AT CHRISTMAS IN THE GULF

Thank you dear Shay

Hi Gladioluss, you are very right that internet does a great job in connecting people, especially at such moments! Remember the time when there were only letters and land phones :)

RE: WITH FAMILY AT CHRISTMAS IN THE GULF

Saskia, people back then were more open to each other, but would we be brave enough to invite a stranger at home nowadays? Times are dangerous... But I think we can do it for some lonely friend or relative, or make some gesture of attention, like a present or nice words, or something else, to make at least one person happy. Instead of running on the shops like an insane one and give money for silly presents that nobody will use, we can think of something more helpful.

RE: WITH FAMILY AT CHRISTMAS IN THE GULF

Shay, I hope you will have a great one!

RE: Wordfeud

Theik, "feud" has another meaning too, which was actually the first meaning (historical term for land given for some service).

Scrofa, I don t know this game but I like games with words :)

RE: "to find true love !"

I agree Pranoy, but I am not a passive person. I think one should be active in the love field and work for their luck.

RE: How do you say "I love you"?

Sara, I have great impression from Danes. That guy Benny whom I dated, was very handsome, funny and kind, and my daughter s best friend Tine is a Dane too and she and her family are great people, very calm and considerate. Hope everything will go great with you two

RE: How do you say "I love you"?

Sara, Danish men are very handsome. Wish you luck!

RE: How do you say "I love you"?

Sara the last one reminds me of a Dane I was with

RE: How do you say "I love you"?

Ti amo! = Italian

RE: How do you say "I love you"?

Very sweet of you Sara, saya cinta padamu

RE: How do you say "I love you"?

Great pic of you in front of the wall, Sara :)

In Bulgarian, it s "Obicham te!"

RE: for one unlucky in love

The best way is to find another one

Jenny you are very pretty! Welcome to the blogs and good luck!

RE: Language

Pozhaluista :)
Da, oni ochenj krasivie! Ja zhelaju tebe vstretitj horoshaja i krasiwaja russkaja devushka :)

RE: What are some nice names?

Knickerbocker

RE: pics or words?

Pranoy, in my interaction on the blogs I am not really interested how the person looks. I check out the profiles of newcomers or people I don t know well, to get to know more of the person I am talk to or whose comments/blogs I read. A lot can be learnt from a profile, even if it s a fake one.

RE: Language

One more thing, sorry for the multiple comments, George. Bulgarian is a very old language too, at least of 1500 years and the Cyrillic alphabet was introduced in Bulgaria first by the disciples of the saints Cyril and Method. BTW Bulgarian is a quite difficult language, somewhere between German and Finnish

RE: Language

As about using the Google translation, my impression is that not many people use it here. I know about a person who uses it and it can be seen in their blogs which are hardly understandable.

RE: Language

George, in University I learned Ancient Greek but only for one semester, according to the program. Latin has a lot in common in its Grammar with German. I love Latin proverbs.

Spasibo George! Vash russkij jazik otlichen! Vi viuchili ego prekrasno i teperj vi nado naiti nekotoraja ocharovateljnaja russkaja devochka :)

RE: Does age really matter?

Thank you dear Sara! I am sorry for your bad experience... I wish you to find your love, you are a beautiful inside and outside lady!

RE: Language

Thank you Connect! I can read it, it s not hard. The hard is the Grammar (the cases) and the complex words, but I agree it s easier to go from the practice to the rules. German is more difficult than English or French but there are much more difficult languages ;)

RE: Language

Bulgarian, English, Russian, and mostly passively French. I know a lot of German, Spanish, and Italian words too. I d love to learn German, I love this language.

RE: the most bizarre prezzies...

Good night dear Saggi and thank you for the good laugh

RE: back soon hi guys from market39

Hey Market, great to see you back

RE: the most bizarre prezzies...

Some other ideas

RE: the most bizarre prezzies...

Saggi, and with blue hearts? Or with some on its length

RE: the most bizarre prezzies...

d, maybe under the wonderful suit from the bathroom

RE: the most bizarre prezzies...

Guys who wants this one?