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From: Dilwyn Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 8:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Re: Prowess and euro (OT)
>> Unlikely, common misconception, Gaelic (Irish or Scot) is nothing like
>> Welsh apart from a very few 'core' words.
Ok, I stand/sit corrected. I remember you saysing that you could 'easily'
understand some other language, but if I remember correctly now,. it was
(probably) German.
>> In Welsh it would be something like:
>> Rhowch bysgodyn, bwydwch am ddiwrnod; Dysgwch i bysgota, bwydwch am
>> oes.
Did you miss out the vowels in that sentence :o)
>> Never mind, we all speak "QL"
Ah yes, some of us speak it naturally, others have to use an interpreter.
MC680xx or SBasic in case the joke is too obscure - which mine usually are
!)
Norman.
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