More Personalities

As you've probably read in the My Personalities article, I have multiple ones, but what I haven't told you yet is that for each language I have a different personality too. So here we go!

Arabic Samaa:

She's a very, very loud chatterbox and not even ashamed of it. She knows it's in her blood. 

She makes almost no spelling or grammatical mistakes and enjoys correcting others. (Even though she's working hard to stop this). Scrolling the Facebook feed gives a headache because of the amount of unforgivable mistakes she sees. Also, "franco" language is too ugly hurts her eyes. If someone sends her a long text in "franco", she has to read it multiple times to be able to process the content. 

Arabic Samaa loves controversial topics when she exchanges views with open-minded people who wouldn't yell at her for being different. She rarely discusses politics. She has an opinion about everything but she keeps it to herself unless asked.

French Samaa:

She has the sexiest voice of them all, since she uses a completely different pitch, and of course because it's French, duh! 

Living in Paris taught her how to be cold and assertive when needed. For example when dealing with a rude shopkeeper who refuses to do a little more help. Or when she stands up for herself against a false claim.

She minds her own business and would rarely chat with strangers. The most practical and serious one of them all.

English Samaa:

Friendly, chatterbox and loud. She enjoys having conversations about anything and everything: from politics to TV shows. 

English Samaa is braver than the others in general. She makes friends easily and has small talk with the shopkeepers, other travellers and basically anyone. She's not afraid to try new things, asks for directions even though she hates it so much and couchsurfing! 

She reads the most of them all because she trusts English articles more and because she doesn't want to fade away.

German Samaa:

There's a chance she'll disappear because apparently she's not needed that much. She's so shy and quiet and not confident at all. She's aware of her mistakes and has no problem being corrected. (Even though it hurts her pride a little). The German aggressiveness hasn't had any effect on her, yet.

The Hybrid:

The rarest personality. She's so confused and tense, appears in situations such as: 

In Paris, with a non-French speaker friend, ordering food. Then she proceeds to ask her friend "What sauce do you want?" in Arabic, leaving the friend perplexed. She then repeats the question in French, no response, and then finally reaches English. All of this is followed by a headache because Samaa's brain can't handle this confusion.

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