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)
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.
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greetings,
Remco
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>>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.> 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! :-)
