What other languages would you use a2k in?

cj wrote :



my guess is that cj wouldn't mind giving up the "german" (read : PRUSSIAN !) language 'cause she speaks BAVARIAN .

i wouldn't mind seeing some attention given to PLATTDEUTSCH here - though walter and i give it a try on occasion .
hbg

(just kidding , of course)

especially for cj's enjoyment :



i do like books with some "bavarian" - particularly if written by ludwig thoma



himmelherrgottsakarament !

(hope that's not a profanity)

I would STILL like support for mathematical symbols (plus the Greek alphabet) but want to warn Hamburger not to pick on persons linguistically further south >


> any number of "northern" speakers have observed some of us don't need scramblers, nobody understands us anyway

I agree - I may need this in the future.

Besides Texan - I'd like to see Klingon.

I would probably use it in French.
As for my neighbors, who seek help on American culture, they would use it in Finnish, but I doubt a translation would be made because the language is dying in favor of UK English speakers.

Im hoping their are anglophobes in Finland.

You do not know a thing about Finland except what two kids tell you.
Finnish is not dying out because of UK English speakers
In Finland Finnish is spoken or Swedish. The majority of people speak Finnish.
Get that in your head and get it into the head of those girls.
They now live in USA and have to learn to speak English or American English.
Stop feeding them with your ideas.

Why do you hate proper English grammar?

I[']m hoping they're are [A]nglophobes in Finland.

How this one going?

Pssstits -(...I'm hoping THERE are AngloFILES in Finland...)

Not all people in finland know english, some might be anglophobic

Pidgin English.

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