*comes back from mildly ranty, but still educational comment*

[conuly]

You know what?

I think my writing is improving.

See, I was here. I pop in for a bit to give my comment that "sign languages don't relate to spoken languages" comment (along with a tangent on the difference between creole, the linguistic term and Creole, the people (and not even mentioning the various languages known as Creole or Kriyol, or whatnot), stopped by with a comment about HI! (followed by a comment that's clearly Me On Nutella and Pretzels. Yummy, but so bad for my mental health. I want to go running up and down the house a hundred million times, but my mom would freak. Every time I get up to walk a bit around here, she asks me "what's wrong". Gah), and then got to this thread. Ignore my first comment, amabo te. Looking back over my second comment, I can only say the following: "Wow, that's not half-bad. Huh."

Considering that I usually don't think that much of my writing, that's impressive.

And I've been thinking "Gee, that's not too shoddy" more and more often about things I type up. Either I'm getting arrogant, or my writing is actually improving.

I'm quite happy.

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[conuly]

Note that my explanation leaves some stuff out, and I wouldn't use this explanation if I thought you wanted to study Latin seriously and would get confused. I mean, the b also shows up in the imperfect (amabam, amabas, amabat....), for example.