rec.autos.simulators

by **ymenar** » Sat, 09 Nov 1996 04:00:00

>Yes, you are absolutely correct. English is the only language in the
>world
> >where sentences are separated by periods, and where some sort of
> >capitalization is used. How silly of us.

> >Anyone with the smarts to learn 2 ( or 3 or 4 ) languages, should be
>smart
> >enough to figure out where a period goes. And capitalization is not >a
> "English only" thing either.

Salut toi,
English is not the only language where there is capitalisation and with
period. Au Qubec, en France et partout o le Fran?ais est parl nous
avons des majuscules et des signes de ponctuation(If you don't the
meaning of this search in a French-English dictionnary or learn French).
Also this is REC.AUTOS.SIMULATORS not
alt.english.ponctualisation.capitalisation.so.what??? So next time go
there. If you don't find it search.

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O O Go RubensB., go J.Gordon, go J.Villeneuve, go G.Moore!!
< And all you that thinks that Jacques Villeneuve is
--- from Canada, your right!! He's from St-Jean sur le
Richelieu, 30 minutes from Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Francois Menard "Wasupe LeGrand"
Nicolas Mnard "NOFX"
May the force be with you, always!!
Tu ne peut sous-estimer le pouvoir du c?t obscur!! (for you French
people)

by **Remco Moe** » Sun, 10 Nov 1996 04:00:00

Hee, i didn't write this stuff. That was Robert Johnson, who answered
my question in Dutch very well, but i bet he didn't understand it at
all.

>>Yes, you are absolutely correct. English is the only language in the
>>world
>> >where sentences are separated by periods, and where some sort of
>> >capitalization is used. How silly of us.

>> >Anyone with the smarts to learn 2 ( or 3 or 4 ) languages, should be
>>smart
>> >enough to figure out where a period goes. And capitalization is not >a
>> "English only" thing either.

greetings,
Remco

by **Robert Johnso** » Sun, 10 Nov 1996 04:00:00

> Hee, i didn't write this stuff. That was Robert Johnson, who answered
> my question in Dutch very well, but i bet he didn't understand it at
> all.

No takers on that bet. But, the message appeared to be in the form a
sentence, not just a random bunch of characters pressed together. As to
understanding what was said, why should I be different? Most things
written here are taken out of context, twisted, then flung back at the
poster. And a lot of times you get accused of, or given credit for, the
posting of a message that you were replying to. So basically, business as
usual! :-)

by **Guy Brossea** » Mon, 11 Nov 1996 04:00:00

> >Yes, you are absolutely correct. English is the only language in the
> >world
> > >where sentences are separated by periods, and where some sort of
> > >capitalization is used. How silly of us.

> Salut toi,
> English is not the only language where there is capitalisation and with
> period. Au Qubec, en France et partout o le Fran?ais est parl nous
> avons des majuscules et des signes de ponctuation(If you don't the
> meaning of this search in a French-English dictionnary or learn French).

Salut. Je ne pense pas qu'il tait srieux. Juste un peu ironique,
lorsqu'il dit que l'anglais est la seule langue etc. etc., il veut rire.

Guy Brosseau

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