Language
Does language constitute an obstacle in dating the other party, for people whose language is weak because they are new to the country?
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1408586 - 12 May, 2024 - 03:00PM
I am with you on the ASMR response to certain accents making me melt gunther š«
Some Scottish and European accents are lush. I sound quite posh apparently with a slightly husky tone (only realised when I started doing VN š).
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Paula99 - 12 May, 2024 - 02:02PM
Words are powerfull and those that can utilise their experiences through this medium are very lucky indeedā¦some just havenāt got the experiences or are not articulate enough to deal with the situationā¦.its about charisma and flirting and some guys just ooze it but unfortunately this is generally ā built inā or they have had specific trainingā¦the tone of voice has some bearing and facial expressions helpā¦.this is why some women are sexy and others are not ā¦ itās already there but you just need to access it š
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TheBoredHousewife - 12 May, 2024 - 01:08PM
Seeing I have an awful one, I find accents away from my own, fascinating. Regardless of how we pronounce our words, having a good grasp of language and being able to successfully communicate our thoughts - particularly in this unforgiving virtual space - can be the difference between getting a meet or being ignored. What perhaps is more relevant, is finding a person at our own level who can relate to and appreciate the way in which we express ourselves.
Fwiw, the language of of the bedroom goes beyond borders š
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1660660 - 12 May, 2024 - 11:46AM
Intelligent women usually sound amazing whatever their accent. I love a slightly clicky lips/mouth/tongue sound when someone speaks. Itā makes me melt in an ASMR response. But this question is about language not diction.
Language difficulties for people new to a country are easily forgiven, and usually easy to spot. Just because someone may have been in the country for a long time it doesnāt mean they will make fewer grammatical errors. Their communication can still make them less attractive. Iām not convinced it is that big a barrier.
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R Deckard - 11 May, 2024 - 10:02AM
Language does constitute a big obstacle. But not because someone is new to the country. It's because that person, while British, can barely write, and therefore can barely think. Given that I am after a smart lady, nothing turns me off faster than someone who can only use text-speak, struggles to complete a one-liner, or is fundamentally confused about their/they're/there.
I don't know how that person can express feelings, or hold a conversation over dinner.
Maybe I am unusual, but my best IE experiences were with non-native speakers. They were incredibly sophisticated users of the English language and - unsurprisingly - were exceptional ladies in many more ways.
Language is a beautiful thing - let's protect it, innit? Lol.
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PassionateBeyondTheDesk - 09 May, 2024 - 09:02PM
Paula99
Why not? If it pleases their IE!
I actually enjoy the Indian accent... But bever had the pleasure to experience it in a intimate scenario š
PassionateBeyondTheDesk - 09 May, 2024 - 01:27PM
But with that said... A good exotic accent can be quite the aphrodisiac as well!!! And typically found on non-english natives.
š Anyone?
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1651549 - 09 May, 2024 - 11:36AM
communication is key, no matter how it's achieved
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