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Interesting bit:
I spent 20 years in the U.S. Navy. I was stationed in 3 countries and visited over 30 (some more than once). Before I went to any country, I learned a few basic phrases: HELLO, THANK YOU, PLEASE, YOU'RE WELCOME, HOW MUCH, WHERE'S THE BATHROOM.
Some languages I picked up phrases quite easily. The only place I had a problem was in the south of France. Since I didn't speak PERFECT French, they refused to TRY to understand me (JE NE COMPRE PAS is what I heard). I wound up having to speak Italian. However, when I was in Tunisia and spoke French, they understood me quite well. I WAS asked once where I was from in Italy. It was because I spoke French with an Italian accent. In other countries the folks seemed pleased I knew a few words and actually helped me with proper pronunciation and other words/phrases. I recently was on a project with U.S. Navy's Second Fleet HQ. There was a foreign officer working near my desk and I asked him what Navy he was with. Romanian. I went home and learned a few phrases in Romanian. The next morning, I said, "good morning, how are you?" in Romanian. He was amazed at my proper pronunciation. I had found a web site that you could hear the words being spoken.
I believe when we go to a foreign country, we should at least be able to speak SOME of the language. We should also treat THEM with respect. We are ambassadors for America, whether we realize it or not. Some places I went, and people I met, I was the first, and maybe only, American they've run across. I hope I left a good impression where ever I went.
Apparently President-elect Barack Obama wants everyone to learn a foreign language.The British learn French, the Australians also study Japanese and the Americans prefer Spanish. Yet this leaves Mandarin Chinese and Arabic out of the equation.I think we need to move forward and teach a common neutral non-national language, in all countries, in all schools, worldwide!Can ask you to look at and see a glimpse of Esperanto at ?
words referring to people get gender from the sex of the person normally, other words get to be masc. if they end in -o and fem. if they end in -a, with almost no exceptions. for words ending in other sounds, it is not clear except in case they end in a suffix. f.ex. the suffixion -cio'n (like revolucio'n) is always feminine.
lets just hope news of what really happened to Madeleine will now come out..one way or another this poor child has been abandoned by everyone ..lets hope she is found sooner rather than later…
He: il
is not: n'est pas ( "est" is the third person singular of the verb être (to be) and the n' and pas is the not part)
my friend: mon ami
on: sur
Il n'est pas mon ami sur Facebook.
Even when i'm a half american, i must admit you're a racist, Spanish is a great language, English, yeah i love that language too, but places where the Spanish is the predominant language the English is spoken too so don't be narrowminded and let the people who want to speak and learn Spanish, learn it, and if someone wants to teach in the Spanish language please…. leave him alone!
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