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E-begging to learn the language of the country you've been living in for how many years?

In MY 2024?

English classes here in the US go from free to $100.

What a grifter.
I went and looked it up out of interest, teacher led Finnish classes go for 80-110€ per semester depending on where you live. This asshole really is grifting for a 20 bucks a month expense, just lay off the McDonalds and that's covered.
 
I'm sure the would be free or cheap courses available locally but then he would have to talk to cis scum.
I wonder what it would be like to share a classroom with Labelle.

How would he interact with a bunch of people from all kinds of different backgrounds? Would he be glad to pretend being a school child among his adult classmates? Would he raise his hand excitedly, thinking of it as some kind of affirming experience? Would he call upon his inner Stephie and lecture everyone once the topic of pronouns comes up?
 
Would he call upon his inner Stephie and lecture everyone once the topic of pronouns comes up?
The funny part is that Finnish uses completely genderless pronouns, the language has absolutely zero provisions for your usual pronoun shenanigans and you'd have to import your pronouns from elsewhere (which is English roughly 103% of the time). I wish you luck trying to impose a stilted and annoying bilingual speaking pattern upon your conversational partners if you wish to be treated with any respect or manners.
 
E-begging to learn the language of the country you've been living in for how many years?
Don't most people who move to a country where they speak another language learn it by actually just having conversations with people? I mean once you get past the "get rudimentary ability to have basic conversations and order food and shit" part.

Never mind, I forgot he's a fat gross shut-in pedophile who never talks to anyone and parents hide their kids when he's around.
 
Don't most people who move to a country where they speak another language learn it by actually just having conversations with people? I mean once you get past the "get rudimentary ability to have basic conversations and order food and shit" part.

Never mind, I forgot he's a fat gross shut-in pedophile who never talks to anyone and parents hide their kids when he's around.
I've occasionally and casually flirted with the idea of moving out of Burgerstan, but I consider myself adept at my natal language, and the idea of giving up that facility in exchange for a point-and-grunt, "Me want Wasa cracker. How many coins?" inability to communicate with my countrymen in anything other than rude terms gives me the frank heebetie jeebeties.
 
I've occasionally and casually flirted with the idea of moving out of Burgerstan, but I consider myself adept at my natal language, and the idea of giving up that facility in exchange for a point-and-grunt, "Me want Wasa cracker. How many coins?" inability to communicate with my countrymen in anything other than rude terms gives me the frank heebetie jeebeties.
It's okay, you can do it! I believe in you :optimistic:

Yeah, it does really suck at the start. You're going to get judged by strangers who think you're an idiot for having a weaker grasp of their language. But, most people really appreciate the effort and will go out of their way to compliment you and tell you when you've improved your skills! They understand that you're learning and that you're not going to be perfect.

Besides, one of the first things you can do is learn how to express gratitude in the new language. Everyone likes being thanked!
 
Don't most people who move to a country where they speak another language learn it by actually just having conversations with people? I mean once you get past the "get rudimentary ability to have basic conversations and order food and shit" part.
I am more surprised he is looking for paid courses when he (allegedly) has a beautiful loving native speaker "husband". Surely it would be possible to find an hour in their extremely busy schedules to go over a textbook together? Like pretty much else, learning (and teaching) languages can be a bonding experience.
 
Yeah, it does really suck at the start. You're going to get judged by strangers who think you're an idiot for having a weaker grasp of their language. But, most people really appreciate the effort and will go out of their way to compliment you and tell you when you've improved your skills! They understand that you're learning and that you're not going to be perfect.
In nordics, people have tendency just to switch to english - it is common critique from people learning said languages.
 
In nordics, people have tendency just to switch to english - it is common critique from people learning said languages.
That's a problem where I'm from, too. When you live in a country where the language isn't very common worldwide, people are usually already bilingual / multilingual. So it's important to stress that you want to learn, and to keep trying anyway.
 
I'm sure the would be free or cheap courses available locally but then he would have to talk to cis scum.

If he was in a government funded job seeking program, not only could they put him in a language course for free, but Kela would pay him extra unemployment because he’d be participating in “employment promoting services.”

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Private courses aren’t that expensive either if he isn’t willing to wait (or “get a job”). If he’s been in the country that long and hasn’t bothered to try to learn more than a couple phrases or to get on Kela with the help of his native pooner wife, that’s on him. Either way, e begging to cover language lessons is a grift on Billy’s part.

Similarly, I know dude can find canning supplies at Prisma or somewhere similar. Finns love pickling stuff. Vinegar and canning supplies are not only easy to find, but often relatively cheap.
 
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