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10th April 2012, 20:15 #21
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Originally Posted by schmenkeI could really use a fish right now
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10th April 2012, 20:30 #22
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I think the point there is that American culture is so pervasive that we all know what 'cell phone' and 'restroom' mean but the same doesn't work in reverse.
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10th April 2012, 20:56 #23
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John swears way too little in finnish. And way too much with swedish
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10th April 2012, 21:06 #24
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Originally Posted by wiruwiru
We know there are Burros running around in Hannover who speak English pretty good (for a donkey) and Nemeski and presumably Spagnola, but are there large scary lizzards in your homeland? What did you guys do to them to make them call you that?John Vanlandingham
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10th April 2012, 21:09 #25
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Originally Posted by A.F.F.
That's not true (sniffle).. And it's not true that different co-drivers after only one rally with me have learned how to swear in both Swedish and Finnish..
That's a viscous rumor..
It usually takes 2 rallies..and they learn French and German, and even some Spanish too....John Vanlandingham
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10th April 2012, 21:13 #26
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Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
Your knowledge never ceases to amaze, John.
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10th April 2012, 21:17 #27
My German is terrible because it was taught by a Tyrolean. I think the bigger problem is while so many students in the US begin to learn other languages they really don't have much opportunity to use them and can't retain or expand their knowledge after leaving school.
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10th April 2012, 21:30 #28
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surely you could use Spanish in much of the US ?
United in diversity !!!
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10th April 2012, 21:39 #29
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Originally Posted by janvanvurpaUnited in diversity !!!
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10th April 2012, 21:41 #30
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Originally Posted by donKey jote
Last year I had the chance to drive the stages 2/1.5 hours before the first cars. Road closed, full throtle, no pace notes, just driving. It was great. Great stages. Big surprise for me because I...
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