Correct, sadly enough. But an interesting hypothetical.JackScott wrote:That "screenshot" has been photoshopped, it appeared on imgur a few days ago. The real language descriptions are "English (UK)" and "English (US)", IIRC.
I suspect the point was the analogy to Chinese, precluding a third alternative.XenOS wrote:Maybe they should add English (Australia)
This happens in Spanish a lot!. Some programs even differentiate between the Spanish dialects of almost all different Latin American countries. A funny example. On Costa Rica, and almost all other dialects:Arto wrote:Correct, sadly enough. But an interesting hypothetical.JackScott wrote:That "screenshot" has been photoshopped, it appeared on imgur a few days ago. The real language descriptions are "English (UK)" and "English (US)", IIRC.
I suspect the point was the analogy to Chinese, precluding a third alternative.XenOS wrote:Maybe they should add English (Australia)
Means "Could you give me a straw with my beverage, please?", meanwhile in México, it means "Could you give me male genitalia (WTF?!) with my beverage, please?"¿Podría darme una pajilla con mi bebida, porfavor?
. Syntatically, there are only three things that differentiate Spanish from English: the symbols "¡", "¿", and "ñ".
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Not sure what you mean. The alphabet/characters used aren't the syntax of a language, but even if you were talking about that, what about letters with accent marks?KemyLand wrote:Syntatically, there are only three things that differentiate Spanish from English: the symbols "¡", "¿", and "ñ".
Yep, happy new year my friendsno92 wrote:YES, it will
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Unserer hier wird wohl nicht so schnell eingeholt werden. BTW, ich weiß nicht ob die neue Rechtschreibung in den Niederlanden schon angekommen ist, aber "daß" ist seit einigen Jahren falsch, "dass" ist richtigCombuster wrote:Ich glaube daß das frühere Rekord fünf Seiten war.