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Holt5 β Harbinger the Argonian
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Published: 2016-12-08 15:30:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 878; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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A semi-accurate portrayal of my Skyrim character. I don't do much Skyrim art, but after giving an extra copy to a friend at work I decided to start a new level for some time-passing, and by proxy decided to draw him during break.ΒRelated content
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great job i love how the eyes kinda lite up *sorry my english is quite bad so xD *
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Thank you! And no, your English isn't too bad - I've been able to understand you perfectly so far. 
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Yeah ur right but sometimes the language barrier can be annoying when you want to explain things and dont know the words xDΒ
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Nah, you speak it better than a lot of English speakers. xD I'm learning German and a bit of French right now, but I'm not fit to wander any website in a foreign language yet.Β
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Heheh trust me your not the only one im not good at german either let alone french
i just cant be asked learning french cause i been there once and they act like they dont
know any english even tho its in there school systems xD they act like you come to visit
my country you talk my language xD so screw that! germany isnt like that!
*im from the netherlands tho xD*
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Yeah I'm learning my languages through Duolingo. So I'm only learning casually right now - no intense study.Β
Lol, America is kind of a mix of both. When it comes to jobs, most people are expected to speak English, but sometimes it's accepted to speak another language, as long as someone can translate. It depends on what state you visit I guess. Northern Michigan doesn't care too much. Spanish and Chinese seem to be the main alternate languages in my area, but there's very little of it.Β
The Netherlands have a few different languages, according to what I've heard. It would be cool to be able to speak several languages at will. That's what I plan on being able to to eventually, but I'm just taking it easy for now.
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