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quien quiere jugar unos desafios con migo
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pstimpel
Posts: 10622
Posted on 2009-11-04 20:40:50
MasterMark wrote:

i guess not. but having a bmw, i'd love to call the car 100% austria





Now the bavarians will chime in, if there are any
  
MasterMark
Posts: 2592
Posted on 2009-11-04 20:41:50
no, not if it's coming from an Austrian
  
buckeye1022
Posts: 8799
Posted on 2009-11-04 20:51:25
mdjseymour wrote:

MeanMachine wrote:

Just like with the southern states of the US, the people in the south (in this case Austria ) draw their words a little longer. Any American would probably gladly agree that that doesn't automatically mean their dialect is "nicer"!



lol... nice example...

interesting thought.... US English and English English.... a number of words have different spelling.. is US English just a dialect? iv spoken to a number of US citizens who think US English is the correct form.... and t is the English who spell things wrong.... lol



US English IS correct. I mean, where did the English get that color has a u in it? Or that center is spelled centre? Makes no sense. Maddening I tell ya.

Speaking of Southern American accents, as a born and bred Midwesterner, I wish I had a southern accent. They sound so cool.

BTW, leprechaun in Spanish is "duende."
  
MeanMachine
Posts: 3757
Posted on 2009-11-04 22:01:40
buckeye1022 wrote:


BTW, leprechaun in Spanish is "duende."



How do you know? Met one and asked?
  
buckeye1022
Posts: 8799
Posted on 2009-11-04 22:04:41
MeanMachine wrote:

buckeye1022 wrote:


BTW, leprechaun in Spanish is "duende."



How do you know? Met one and asked?



Haha I looked it up. I would never get close enough to one to ask him after the incident with my birthday cake.
  
MeanMachine
Posts: 3757
Posted on 2009-11-04 22:11:47
buckeye1022 wrote:

MeanMachine wrote:

buckeye1022 wrote:


BTW, leprechaun in Spanish is "duende."



How do you know? Met one and asked?



Haha I looked it up. I would never get close enough to one to ask him after the incident with my birthday cake.



I was gonna say: you ought to know better by now!
  
Hard-core fan (ultimate supporter owner)mrcasadoGI Supporter
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Posted on 2009-11-04 22:14:00
I believe it was the US dialect took the letter I from Aluminium to change the way the metal sounds, whats up with that
  
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buckeye1022
Posts: 8799
Posted on 2009-11-04 22:18:03
mrcasado wrote:

I believe it was the US dialect took the letter I from Aluminium to change the way the metal sounds, whats up with that



Who asked you?
  
TheFreakinStud
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-11-04 22:28:21
buckeye1022 wrote:

mrcasado wrote:

I believe it was the US dialect took the letter I from Aluminium to change the way the metal sounds, whats up with that



Who asked you?



Lol, and now some of us just call it, Luminum.
  
buckeye1022
Posts: 8799
Posted on 2009-11-04 22:36:33
TheFreakinStud wrote:

buckeye1022 wrote:

mrcasado wrote:

I believe it was the US dialect took the letter I from Aluminium to change the way the metal sounds, whats up with that



Who asked you?



Lol, and now some of us just call it, Luminum.



Yeah those vowels are a pesky thing. Who needs em.
  
 
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