I always thought bi-lingual to us English speakers meant posting a second
message in caps :)
Tony
I always thought bi-lingual to us English speakers meant posting a second
message in caps :)
Tony
No problem, I got quite a few chuckles from this thread. I don't mind
people poking me about some bizarre sentence turns or use of weird words in
some situations but I guess it's the price to pay ;-)
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-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
-- May the Downforce be with you...
Nice one, Tony! :o)
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Jens
>Nice one, Tony! :o)
>> > Marc Collins wrote
>> > As a fellow struggling-to-become-bilingual Canadian, I
>> > envy Francois--his English is
>> > about 10,000 times better than my French.
>> I always thought bi-lingual to us English speakers meant posting a second
>> message in caps :)
>> Tony
Uwe