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[Formi]

 I do have fun when I go back to my hometown and hear the
 absolutely "odd" pronunciations.

 Because in many latino languages you just pronunciate exactly
 what it is written, and therefore there is no chance of more
 than one way of saying the same word.

 May seem boring, but to learn how to read kids only need to get
 how to pronunciate the letters, and three or four rules.

 Letter "a" has one sound, that is it. The same applies to almost all
 of them.


 Nothing of this applies to french, of course.

			                                  Formi.





On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Zverina, David wrote:

> > "I've got you down as knowing 'Linux', but what's G N U mean?"
> > "I see you have quite extensive EJB experience ...  Do you have any
> > commercial Java experience?"
>
> My favourite is have you got any A.S.C 2??
>
> (and yes they were talking about ASCII).
>
> :)
>
> > [1] As an aside, I still haven't found a dictionary that lists the
> > pronounciation that Everyone Else seems to use (i.e. kaysh as opposed to
> > kash). :)
>
> Havent looked hard enough then ...
>
> >From the Macquarie dictionary
> kash for defs 1, 2 and 4, // kaysh for defs 3 and 5
> --noun 1. a hiding place, especially one in the ground, for provisions,
> treasure, etc. 2. a store of food collected by some animals for the winter.
> 3. cache memory.
> --verb (t) (cached; caching) 4. to put in a cache; conceal; hide. 5.
> Computers to put into cache memory: this information is cached to increase
> speed. [French: hide]
> See for yourself at: http://www.macquariedictionary.com.au/
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave.
>
>
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