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Published: 2020-03-23 18:24:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 498; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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Art trade with SillyerKillerI couldn't resist little little fox look how adorable the are
Thank you so much for wanting to art trade with 
<3 ^V^ Check out Jenna's part of the trade where she drew this adorable Frost
Digital drawing from 03/23 2020
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awww how adorable!! gosh I love that blue 
Their tail and chest look so fluffy, I really wanna pet them
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I later learned she's female 
Just fluff everywhere I like it
Ikr it was way too tempting
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thanks! x'D I guessed that but since I'm sometimes very wrong with my guessing I try to stay away from genders x'D
that is good, the pose is adorable
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That was one of the reasons I too didn't say any gender just to be sure :'D (I already had one mistake this month x'D hahahaha) thank you again
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that was clever x'D (same haha x'D)
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Just casually waiting for the owner to tell me X'D hahah
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and until then try to avoid using the gender x'D
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see how long it takes to figure it out x'D hahahah
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That just reminds me of something, it's possible that you have a similar problem in Danish :'D
So in German we have "Du" and "Sie" both are translated to you. One is more formal, you use that when you don't know someone or when talking to your boss. "Du" is used for friends, family and people who are ok with that. So when you have a friend you know for years, how do you address their parents? Do you say "du" or "Sie"? To avoid that problem you restructure your sentences to avoid using it, so instead of saying like "Can you hand me the butter" you go by "someone hands me the butter, please" :'D
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We do not have it a lot here anymore but I believe the older generations had this too where we had a formal version of 'you' :'D the queen still uses it but I believe the rest of us just say 'you'
So we have 'du' that is pretty much the same as your 'Du' x'D then we use 'they' or 'De' for formal speech
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I see, so you're just "friends" with everyone x'D
I feel like the younger generation also often just uses "du" and no formal speech anymore, but wit my generation there it is still present :'D
smøret that sounds great x'D
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yup basically x'D hahahah
Here even my generation are mostly using 'du' :'D I am technically also a younger generation x'D (two years or so :'D?) so it makes sense x'D
Smør - that's our butter x'D it is so far from the English word it is kind of funny :'D
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it's funny you are a year younger than me, but still belong to the younger generation x'D
oh it's Smør x'D we also have "Butter" as butter, but we pronounce it differently. but we have "schmieren" (butter up) which reminds me of "Smør" :'D
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I mean a generation can be spilt from year to year right
To be honest many of my study friends are 2-3-4 years younger than me so I am always being so surprised when I suddenly am not the oldest anymore OvO x'D
Sounds like Danish and German once again have a similar ring to them 
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that is true x'D
hahaha I'm so used to being the oldest that it's weird for me as well to be the youngest :'D
yes, once again
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Seems like we have another thing in common again
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OH MY GOSH! the Nya~ makes it all come together! so cute! Thank you so much! Its interesting tho too cuz I use to use purple and white as a background for her, so nostalgic!
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I am glad you like the little extra flair it gives her
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