Comments on: English as a Fecund Language http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/ In The Spirit Of Serendipity Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:09:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Sumangali Morhall http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-869 Sumangali Morhall Tue, 10 Jun 2008 22:04:11 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-869 Interesting, thanks Bill. I meant to look into Esperanto for this article as I know absolutely nothing about it, but it was already getting a little long. Good you brought it up! Thanks for visiting :-) Interesting, thanks Bill. I meant to look into Esperanto for this article as I know absolutely nothing about it, but it was already getting a little long. Good you brought it up! Thanks for visiting :-)

]]> By: Bill Chapman http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-868 Bill Chapman Tue, 10 Jun 2008 15:02:13 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-868 Hello from Wales There’s nothing wrong with English - it is my mother tongue - but I’m not sure that it is qualified to be the international language. I’d like to argue the case for Esperanto. Have you heard of Esperanto. It is a planned second language for all? I suppose that it can be seen as a sort of pidgin. It has very few native speakers, so does not confer added advantages to them. Being a native speaker of English does confer advantages, I’m afraid. Anyway. take a look at http://www.esperanto.net Let me know what you think. Hello from Wales

There’s nothing wrong with English - it is my mother tongue - but I’m not sure that it is qualified to be the international language. I’d like to argue the case for Esperanto. Have you heard of Esperanto. It is a planned second language for all? I suppose that it can be seen as a sort of pidgin. It has very few native speakers, so does not confer added advantages to them. Being a native speaker of English does confer advantages, I’m afraid. Anyway. take a look at http://www.esperanto.net Let me know what you think.

]]> By: Sumangali Morhall http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-867 Sumangali Morhall Tue, 10 Jun 2008 07:12:20 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-867 Glad I'm not on me Jack Jones, John. Your David Hockney's sound as a pound and twice as round. Anchor spreadable. Glad I’m not on me Jack Jones, John. Your David Hockney’s sound as a pound and twice as round. Anchor spreadable.

]]> By: Sumangali Morhall http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-866 Sumangali Morhall Tue, 10 Jun 2008 06:59:18 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-866 Eyup Tejvan, it's a grand dictionary lad. If ye can't say it usin' them 200 wuds, it in't wuth sayin'. Folk should 'ave t'gumption to be addlin' and towin' at t'mill, not mitherin' themsens wi' gradely newfangled wuds like ‘enjoyment’. They don't know they're born if they need more 'an that. In my day we 'ad 19 wuds for t'whole family, and wa' thankful for'em. Eyup Tejvan, it’s a grand dictionary lad. If ye can’t say it usin’ them 200 wuds, it in’t wuth sayin’. Folk should ‘ave t’gumption to be addlin’ and towin’ at t’mill, not mitherin’ themsens wi’ gradely newfangled wuds like ‘enjoyment’. They don’t know they’re born if they need more ‘an that. In my day we ‘ad 19 wuds for t’whole family, and wa’ thankful for’em.

]]> By: John http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-863 John Tue, 10 Jun 2008 01:32:50 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-863 Sumangali—I was lost for words until Fred at <a href="http://www.cockneyrhymingslang.co.uk" rel="nofollow">cockneyrhymingslang.co.uk</a> gave me some: Awright geeezzaa! I enjoyed readin' yaaahr story. Sorted mate. Nuff said, yeah? Sumangali—I was lost for words until Fred at cockneyrhymingslang.co.uk gave me some: Awright geeezzaa! I enjoyed readin’ yaaahr story. Sorted mate. Nuff said, yeah?

]]> By: Tejvan Pettinger http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-862 Tejvan Pettinger Mon, 09 Jun 2008 21:00:04 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-862 Eyup! By 'eck - thats a, fair to middlin', bit of lilten, food for thought. To understand how English should actually be spoken please visit: http://www.yorkshire-dialect.org/dictionary.htm Eyup! By ‘eck - thats a, fair to middlin’, bit of lilten, food for thought.

To understand how English should actually be spoken please visit:
http://www.yorkshire-dialect.org/dictionary.htm

]]> By: Sumangali Morhall http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-861 Sumangali Morhall Mon, 09 Jun 2008 16:45:44 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-861 :-) :-)

]]> By: Prachar http://www.sumangali.org/english-as-a-fecund-language/#comment-860 Prachar Mon, 09 Jun 2008 13:05:49 +0000 http://www.sumangali.org/?p=75#comment-860 LOL thnx 4a gr8 read LOL thnx 4a gr8 read

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