Gym: After Classes

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Katara couldn't explain how she'd gotten roped into setting this Club Fair thing up.  But she had and so she was going to do it awesomely, darnit. 

Which was why she was scurrying around the gym like a crazy person, trying to put everything in order for the club fair.

[OOC: I suck a ton and totally forgot until the amazing vkandis_son reminded me so many many thanks to her.  OCD is coming up and if you ping in before that, I will steal Hades' preogative and mock the crap out of you.  OCD is up!  Thank you for waiting!]

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Speaking In Tongues!

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Learn to speak languages from other worlds, dimensions and times, and share your own language with others if you so desire. We don't promise fluency, but we will give you a taste of different languages, hopefully enough to at least make yourself understood.

Friday After Classes in the Library.

Re: Speaking In Tongues!: At the Table

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Speak to a Representative.

Re: Speaking In Tongues!: At the Table

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Karal was there, a little bit nervous and a little bit excited, but very happy to talk to anyone who might want to ask questions about the club.

[ooc: I, however, will be rather slow as work go boom today]

Re: Speaking In Tongues!: At the Table

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...he was honestly surprised to see Karal of all people at the table.

"You run the language club?"

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"Liir, hello!" Karal smiled at him. "This is my first time," he explained. "I just thought that people might like to learn other languages. Andrew and Inara are helping, too."

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"Oh," he said. Then he quirked his lips.

"Do you have to know another language to join?"

Re: Speaking In Tongues!: At the Table

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"Glory, not at all!" he assured him. "It's mostly for learning. I know several I'd like to teach, as do Inara and Andrew. If you do know one, you can share it, but it's not necessary."

Re: Speaking In Tongues!: At the Table

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He shook his head.

"I know a few words in Quadling, mostly because she would mutter, but that's all. Nothing important."

Re: Speaking In Tongues!: At the Table

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After a great deal of thought, consideration, argument with herself, and consideration of who was running the booth, Adah had decided that she might waste a small bit of paper in her notebook. She scribbled something down and held it close to her as she limped over from the table where she'd been watching the whole fair, as if trying to keep the message secret until she was ready to set it on the table in front of Karal.

"What are the odds," she had written, and looked toward Karal expectantly for both understanding and an answer, "that the 'speaking' part might be taken figuratively?"

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Karal looked up, a little surprised, then down to read her note. When he'd done so, he smiled warmly. "The odds are very good," he said. "Written words are as important as spoken ones. You'd be welcome to join if you liked."

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Adah gave a wry smile back; she'd compliment him on his powers of persuasion, but, well, she'd make it pretty easy for him. She retracted the notebook, finding no problem omg with the timing or anything of the sort, tucking it carefully against herself to free her hand so that she could neatly add her name to the list.

Already in its own language.

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Karal was beaming at her. "I'm very glad you're joining. I think you'll like Karsite, especially. The letters are smooth," he quickly sketched a series of curly figures (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Turkish_language) on the edge of the page, " and they're very pleasant to write. You see? That's Adah."

[heee - it happens, it happens.]

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Adah's wry smile now worked its way into her eyebrow, arching as she lowered her head slightly to deliver a dry, sardonic sort of look on Karal before her eyes dropped, slightly to the page to glance over the writing again. She wasn't exactly used to the words 'smooth' and 'Adah' going together in the same sentence without a negative somewhere in there as well, in any language. She also found it interesting that he would think that the smoothness was why she'd like them. Optimist. Tsimitpo. Just for that, she decided very specifically (as she was pretty sure she would have done anyway) to hate it just for the smoothness. She shook her head, and looked back at Karal again with her pessimism, her anti-optimism, her msicinyc mildly dancing in her glance.

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