michalis5354 wrote:Sorry GR what did you say?
Didn't you want "Konnichiwa" in Japanese? You don't need a Jap kbd.
Piratis wrote:Bananiot wrote:Probably because it is an easy and practical language with a nice sound that can be learnt by foreigners to almost perfection, bar the pronunciation. Long, difficult words can be shortened at wil for aesthetic reasons too.
Even in these kind of topics you say nonsense
Those countries that have a lot of English speakers are mostly the former British colonies. Beyond this, English has become more widespread the last decades due to the fact that USA has culturally and technologically dominated the world, in a similar way that anceint Greeks had done some 1000s years ago.
It has very little to do with the easiness of English, and absolutely nothing to do with how nice it sounds, somehting which is totally subjective. Personally I much prefer the sound of Italian, French, Portuguese and some of the Slavic languages.
Oracle wrote:Bananiot wrote:Probably because it is an easy and practical language with a nice sound that can be learnt by foreigners to almost perfection, bar the pronunciation.
Actually I had never appreciated the sound of the English language before...
You are so right!
French is so rapid, Italian so forceful, German so guttural, Greek so variable, Turkish so disgusting, Chinese so unique etc.
Yeah Bananiot, you have hit the nail on the head!
BC Numismatics wrote: Bill,you're forgetting one thing - Cyprus is a British Commonwealth member state!
BC Numismatics wrote:
Why don't you go & catch crabs - the ones that hide in the area around your nuts?
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