Zak

Its polite to speak in someones home language, I was only being friendly.And then everyone followed my example.

I cant translate the last bit of your post by the way the first half is mexican spanish whats the second half??

I can speak a bit of French, a bit of German, a bit of Spanish...........I can even speak a bit of English,

But after a few beers on a Weekend, I'm best at talking B0ll0cks!!!!!

HA HA arent we all. Bet id win tho.

Zak

Its polite to speak in someones home language, I was only being friendly.And then everyone followed my example.

It is polite to speak to someone in their own language, but if you went out for dinner with friends and spoke in another language to the one person there who could understand it, everyone else would get very cheesed off. It's like whispering.

Or maybe it is just me. Don't pay attention to my ramblings. Still at work.

Zak

I cant translate the last bit of your post by the way the first half is mexican spanish whats the second half??

Are you using a translator or are you multi-lingual??

The second half is written phonetically in Hebrew. And it is Guatemalan Spanish

Edited November 27, 200520 yr by Zak

And it is Guatemalan Spanish

I new it wasn,t Hispanico Spanish, no "th's" in your prenouncements.

And it is Guatemalan Spanish

I new it wasn,t Hispanico Spanish, no "th's" in your prenouncements.

And you could tell that...........how? Heard my thoughts as I was typing?

In Spain you would say hombre de las idiomas, not linguas hombre.

Or you might say idiomas hombre, if you were American or English perhaps?

Edited November 29, 200520 yr by Peter James