I watched a cousin of mine exchanging harsh words with another driver
about parking spots, in german... looks a nice language for that kind of
situation. Now telling her of your love is far from my idea of romantic
speech... EEERCKLLEEBBEDEEERCK! One may get injured in the process... ;-)
Ok, this is not meant to offend anyone. We can't help but notice the
strange sounds of some languages - I had such hard time with some sounds
in french I simply gave up the language in school, sticking to english.
Wich BTW is completely different from portuguese, while french and
spanish share with portuguese a closer relationship. As a child I
watched my parents learning german, and quite simply couldn't articulate
the sounds. Guess that's just my fault, as german children speak german
quite easily, even from young ages...
LF
Larry Colen escreveu:
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:47:39AM -0000, Bob W wrote:
# Some languages are just naturally difficult. We have some German clients and
# have been searching for advice about the correct way to pronounce the name
# of one of them: Herman Jungkunz.
I see great potential for a hyphenated name: Focker-Jungkunz
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