Spanish Is A Peasant Language.
Kevin
start speaking English... When Hispanics come to America, they do the
exact opposite thing... It is no wonder that I, as the American
English Dictionary, am regarded as a tyrant by Hispanics. It is not
Hispanics who are peasants, the Spanish language is a peasant
language. Well, I guess being a peasant ties in with the religion of
being Hispanic... I guess if Hispanics don't know what a peasant is,
then they do now... ergo, Peasant Christianity... Peasant Christianity
is something of a complement to Calvinism, the way I see it
presently... if not then... add data to get a new and improved initial
assumption... Ya know, I don't know why but if I emigrated to Germany,
I would enjoy learning German but the same doesn't hold true for
Spanish speaking countries... What's funny is that Germans tend to
discourage Americans from learning German when they visit Germany...
or maybe it just applies to American military.
pete
>
> Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
> start speaking English...
And then they only speak German
when they don't want any English speaking people
to understand what they are saying.
As a result, their grandchildren's German vocabulary
consists entirely of obscenities.
--
pete
herbert glazier
French is pretty German harsh,English tricky,Russian blurry,Hebrew
poetic,Chinese so so Indian quite American Indian few words,and
talk only. TreBert
herbert glazier
In Germany yidish(pig Latin ) was used so non Jews could not
understand what was said get the picture TreBert
Sam Wormley
>
> French is pretty German harsh,English tricky,Russian blurry,Hebrew
> poetic,Chinese so so Indian quite American Indian few words,and
> talk only. TreBert
Mathematics, that's a beautiful and precise language!
herbert glazier
Math is a human creation. All math that relates to universe an
approximation . TreBert
hanson
"pete" <pfi...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>Kevin wrote:
>> Ya know, when Germans come to America, they
>> stop speaking German and start speaking English...
>
> And then they only speak German
> when they don't want any English speaking people
> to understand what they are saying.
> As a result, their grandchildren's German vocabulary
> consists entirely of obscenities.
>
So you are a 2nd generation German-American.
What was the point of your kraut-n-tripe?
--- Posted via news://freenews.netfront.net/ - Complaints to ne...@netfront.net ---
Sam Wormley
Is math a human creation? yes and no. Betcha other "beings" appreciate
the value of π, just as much as humans. :-)
pete
> Is math a human creation? yes and no.
> Betcha other "beings" appreciate
> the value of π, just as much as humans. :-)
I don't know.
Once upon a time, there were three steaks and four hamburgers
on the table and the dog was alone in the dining room
sitting on the floor next to the table.
One of the children in the next room
caught my attention for a moment
and when I turned back around
there were three steaks and three hamburgers
on the dining room table
and the dog was sitting in the exact same spot on the floor
trying to look innocent.
--
pete
pete
>
> "pete" <pfi...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> >
> >Kevin wrote:
> >> Ya know, when Germans come to America, they
> >> stop speaking German and start speaking English...
> >
> "pete" wrote:
> > And then they only speak German
> > when they don't want any English speaking people
> > to understand what they are saying.
> > As a result, their grandchildren's German vocabulary
> > consists entirely of obscenities.
> >
> hanson wrote:
> So you are a 2nd generation German-American.
You are wrong.
> What was the point of your kraut-n-tripe?
You got the joke, whether or not you care to admit it.
--
pete
Kevin
Hebrew is a language that seems impossible for a non-Jew to appreciate
the significance of without seeming to condescend... but ultimately it
is about Bayes Rule... Jews believe in Bayes Rule, don't you see... so
why doesn't anybody else?
Robert Higgins
Yiddish is a dialect of Old High German with an admixture of Hebrew
words.
herbert glazier
Sam other worlds use different math symbols(yes) Schrodinger's math
fits with"probability waves" Best to keep in mind "probability goes
well with uncertainty. Like where is an electron's wave when it can be
in two places at the same time? Going with the reality of math I see
it going well with my experiences.,and I'm clever enough to know the
world evolves mathematically. I have had my universe equation G=EMC^2
for 67 years.I'm 83 so us some math TreBert
hanson
"herbert glazier" <herbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Jun 3, 1:36Â pm, Sam Wormley <sworml...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 6/3/11 11:27 AM, herbert glazier wrote:
> > On Jun 3, 10:51 am, Sam Wormley<sworml...@gmail.com> Â wrote:
> >> On 6/3/11 7:33 AM, herbert glazier wrote:
>
Hebe-Herbie wrote:
French is pretty, German harsh, English tricky,
Russian blurry,Hebrew poetic,Chinese so so
Indian quite American Indian few words,and
talk only. TreBert
>
<snip more bupkis>
>
hanson wrote:
How would you know, Herbie?.. You don't speak
any of them. Even "English is tricky" for you...
ahahaha... ahahaha...
>
Hebe-Herbie wrote:
Going with the reality of math I see it going well with
my experiences.,and I'm clever enough to know the
world evolves mathematically. I have had my universe
equation G=EMC^2 for 67 years.I'm 83 so us some math
>
hanson wrote:
So, you were impressed by G=EMC^2 at the age
of 16, when you saw it painted on a farmer's barn.
That was of course a decade or so before you met
Einstein in person. So, when you talked to Albert,
did you tell him about G=EMC^2? Was the book
that Einstein gave you about his version, E=MC^2?
How come you never adopted Einstein's version?
Was the book too hard or too tricky for you to read?
>
Have a great weekend, Herbie, I love your universe,
be it convex or concave... ahaha... ahahahahanson
herbert glazier
> .... ahahahahaha... Only in s.p. .... AHAHAHAHA...
>
Farmer got my G=EMC^2 from my internet posting it every dayon my
webtv. He used the "G" for God. The much to short time with Einstein
we discussed inertia,and gravity being two sides to the same coin. I
did not have my convex space curve theory for universe inflating,but
I'm sure it would tickle him. We both agreed if I was in a much
greater gravity field than he was in my time would be much
slower. .That in the case of motion,slow motion gives faster time and
visa versa. It was much to short a time I had with him,but it was so
great an experience.Think about it every day. TreBert PS Its not
convex or concave its in reality both. If you would stop with those Ha
Ha Ha My posts would not go over your bigoted Jew hating head. You are
a joke. You and your El must be crying over the death of Bin
Laden,after all he was a Muslin terrorist and your mentor Good thing
they put your friend El in jail when he tried to fly to NYC O Ya
Richard Tobin
Kevin <barry...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
>start speaking English... When Hispanics come to America, they do the
>exact opposite thing...
What, they start speaking German?
-- Richard
pete
ĄIch bin ein Gallego!
--
pete
hanson
>
- "hanson" <han...@quick.net> wrote:
-- "herbert glNazier" <herbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
GNazier Hebe Herbie wrote:
Farmer got my G=EMC^2 from my internet posting it
every dayon my webtv. He used the "G" for God.
>
.... ahahahaha... You said you had G=EMC^2 for 67
years, when a farmer got it from webtv? .. AHAHAHA
>
Herr Nazier, 67 years ago was 1944. WWII was still on.
Hebe-Herbie Nazier, you make a liar out of Al Gore.
You had an Internet that a farmer could use, 50 years
before Al Gore annouced that he invented it? ... AHAHAHA
>
Hebe-Nazier kept on lying & wrote:
The much to short time with Einstein we discussed
inertia,and gravity being two sides to the same coin.
I did not have my convex space curve theory for
universe inflating,but I'm sure it would tickle him.
We both agreed if I was in a much greater gravity field
than he was in my time would be much slower.
That in the case of motion,slow motion gives faster time and
visa versa. It was much to short a time I had with him,but
it was so great an experience.Think about it every day.
>
hanson wrote:
"We both agreed"??... Einstein agreed with YOU??...
.. over what you just said above?... AHAHAHAHA...
Listen Nazier, you also said that "you had no formal
education". And THAT is what Einstein saw & agreed to.
It's obvious to everyone. Not just to Einstein.. ahahah..
>
Hebe-Nazier kept on lying & wrote:
Its not convex or concave its in reality both.
>
hanson wrote:
So, you had your "convex or concave universe"
and then you didn't have it. It's like a Flip-Flop
universe in your own Nazier reality, isn't it... ahahahaha...
>
Hebe-Nazier kept on lying & wrote:
If you would stop with those Ha Ha Ha
My posts would not go over your bigoted Jew hating head.
You are a joke.
>
hanson wrote:
... ahahahaha... HAHAHAHAHAHA.. ahahaha...
Herr Nazier, you have such a "low wit". You should not
cranks yourself when I have fun with you!.... ahahaha...
I love Jews, I do. And you, Herbert G. Nazier, bein a
deranged kike with a "low wit", I love you even more,
because you are so hilariously crankable and ridiculous
in you trying you be impressive. That's wonderful, Herbie...
AHAHA...AHAHAHAHA....
>
Hebe-Nazier kept on lying & wrote:
You and your El must be crying over the death of Bin
Laden,after all he was a Muslin terrorist and your mentor
Good thing they put your friend El in jail when he tried to
fly to NYC O Ya
>
hanson wrote:
... ahahahaha... So, it still cranks you after all these
years that Eli Sharon, your El, a good Jew, told you
that you, Herbert had the IQ of a "Herb"...ahahahaha...
>
This makes you, "the Herb of low wit", so mad that you
get a concave/convex reflex, and you forget that
"reality is" that it was NOT Jew Eli, but YOU Jew Herbert
Glazier who was in Sheriff Bob Hansell's Jail where his
6 deputies beat the shit out of you for domestic terrorism...
... Poor guy... but FUNNY!... Keep your stories coming!
>
Thanks for the laughs, Hebe Herbie... AHAHAHA..
hahahaha... ahahahahahanson
Kevin
> In article <56b827b9-cbec-4c20-9f0d-b0e6e0fb2...@u26g2000vby.googlegroups.com>,
>
> Kevin <barry196...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
> >start speaking English... When Hispanics come to America, they do the
> >exact opposite thing...
>
> What, they start speaking German?
>
> -- Richard
Yo 'k... The reason why Hispanics refuse to speak English is obviously
because they have imperial design on the countries that they visit...
Germans show a little more class by catering to the suspicion that
they have imperial design on the countries that they visit... So why
do some Germans refuse to teach German to American visitors to
Germany? Well, I guess it is because Germans want to subliminally
portray Americans as having imperial design on Germany... What can be
said of Germany is that military protocol is something that they seem
to know more about than anyone else... while Hispanics and The Spanish
know the least.
hanson
Gallego "pete" <pfi...@mindspring.com> wrote:
- Richard Tobin wrote:
-- Kevin <barry...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
Kev wrote:
>> >Ya know, when Germans come to America, they
>> > stop speaking German and start speaking English...
>> > When Hispanics come to America, they do the
>> > exact opposite thing...
>>
>> What, they start speaking German?
>
> ¡Ich bin ein Gallego!
> pete
>
hanson wrote:
... ahahaha.... Pete is "the butt of Jokes" &
"A man with an addiction to food." ... ahahaha...
That's what it says here:
<http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Gallego%21>
Thanks for the laughs, Pete, ahahahaha....
Robert Higgins
If you think German sounds harsh, try listening to Dutch (particularly
the "g" sound). The Dutch people are great, but the language makes
German seem as smooth as French....
Marvin the Martian
It's not so much a peasant language as it is a slave language. The idea
is to keep them from understanding current events, politics, and make
them ignorant of the law.
You find plenty of useful idiots who are "bilingual" who help make this
happen.
English is hard to learn because it is a bastard language that was
created by people who couldn't speak it properly. German is far more
phonetic, and languages like Spanish and Japanese are completely
phonetic. Not English. The letter A, for example, represents five
different sounds! And unlike German, there are no accent marks to
indicate the different sounds.
Zerkon
"When Hispanics come to America" the English had not yet arrived.
Robert Higgins
> On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 13:03:53 -0700, Kevin wrote:
> > Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
> > start speaking English...
Yeh, that's why we have the "Pennsylvania Dutch"
> > When Hispanics come to America, they do the
> > exact opposite thing... It is no wonder that I, as the American English
> > Dictionary, am regarded as a tyrant by Hispanics. It is not Hispanics
> > who are peasants, the Spanish language is a peasant language. Well, I
> > guess being a peasant ties in with the religion of being Hispanic... I
> > guess if Hispanics don't know what a peasant is, then they do now...
> > ergo, Peasant Christianity... Peasant Christianity is something of a
> > complement to Calvinism, the way I see it presently... if not then...
> > add data to get a new and improved initial assumption... Ya know, I
> > don't know why but if I emigrated to Germany, I would enjoy learning
> > German but the same doesn't hold true for Spanish speaking countries...
> > What's funny is that Germans tend to discourage Americans from learning
> > German when they visit Germany... or maybe it just applies to American
> > military.
I don't know WTF you are talking about. I tried to ask two policemen
where my hotel was, in Frankfurt - I had to ask in German to get them
to understand. At Frankfurt airport, I had to order my train tickets
"auf deutsch".
In Holland, the locals must learn English fluently to graduate from
high school. They don't like foreigners to speak Nederlands (Dutch)
because most people can't do it nearly as well as the Dutch can speak
English.
>
> It's not so much a peasant language as it is a slave language. The idea
> is to keep them from understanding current events, politics, and make
> them ignorant of the law.
>
> You find plenty of useful idiots who are "bilingual" who help make this
> happen.
>
> English is hard to learn because it is a bastard language that was
> created by people who couldn't speak it properly.
Which languages were "created" by people "who could speak [them]
properly"? You are probably one of the people who insists that the
dictionaries list the "preferred" or "proper" pronunciations of words.
> German is far more
> phonetic, and languages like Spanish and Japanese are completely
> phonetic.
Whether a language is "phonetic" or not only really affects the ease
of writing the language, not so much the speaking. (We assume that
most people "learn" languages from books, which has been common for a
very short period of human history.
BTW, before the Norman invasion, the writing system of English was
just as phonetic as German, since the languages were very closely
related.
Do you know WHY written English is not so phonetic?
> Not English. The letter A, for example, represents five
> different sounds! And unlike German, there are no accent marks to
> indicate the different sounds.
German has two distinct "a" sounds, neither of which is denoted by
accent marks - long a and short a.
hanson
"Robert Higgins" <robert_h...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:34696cee-f14d-4d88...@dq9g2000vbb.googlegroups.com...
On Jun 5, 1:01 am, Marvin the Martian <mar...@ontomars.org> wrote:
> On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 13:03:53 -0700, Kevin wrote:
Kevin wrote:
> > Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
> > start speaking English...
Higgie wrote:
Yeh, that's why we have the "Pennsylvania Dutch"
>
Kevin wrote:
> > When Hispanics come to America, they do the
> > exact opposite thing... It is no wonder that I, as the American English
> > Dictionary, am regarded as a tyrant by Hispanics. It is not Hispanics
> > who are peasants, the Spanish language is a peasant language. Well, I
> > guess being a peasant ties in with the religion of being Hispanic... I
> > guess if Hispanics don't know what a peasant is, then they do now...
> > ergo, Peasant Christianity... Peasant Christianity is something of a
> > complement to Calvinism, the way I see it presently... if not then...
> > add data to get a new and improved initial assumption... Ya know, I
> > don't know why but if I emigrated to Germany, I would enjoy learning
> > German but the same doesn't hold true for Spanish speaking countries...
> > What's funny is that Germans tend to discourage Americans from learning
> > German when they visit Germany... or maybe it just applies to American
> > military.
>
Higgie wrote:
I don't know WTF you are talking about. I tried to ask two policemen
where my hotel was, in Frankfurt - I had to ask in German to get them
to understand. At Frankfurt airport, I had to order my train tickets
"auf deutsch".
In Holland, the locals must learn English fluently to graduate from
high school. They don't like foreigners to speak Nederlands (Dutch)
because most people can't do it nearly as well as the Dutch can speak
English.
>
hanson wrote:
... ahahahaha... AHAHAHAHA... Sounds like you did not
get a "happy ending" in the German Whorehouse district,
whereas you cheap bastard could bargain the price down
with your hooker in the "nether lands" of Amsterdam ...
ahahahaha... ahahaha...
>
Marvin the Martian wrote:
> It's not so much a peasant language as it is a slave language. The idea
> is to keep them from understanding current events, politics, and make
> them ignorant of the law.
> You find plenty of useful idiots who are "bilingual" who help make this
> happen.
> English is hard to learn because it is a bastard language that was
> created by people who couldn't speak it properly.
>
Higgie wrote:
Which languages were "created" by people "who could speak [them]
properly"? You are probably one of the people who insists that the
dictionaries list the "preferred" or "proper" pronunciations of words.
>
Marvin the Martian wrote:
> German is far more
> phonetic, and languages like Spanish and Japanese are completely
> phonetic.
>
Higgie wrote:
Whether a language is "phonetic" or not only really affects the ease
of writing the language, not so much the speaking. (We assume that
most people "learn" languages from books, which has been common for a
very short period of human history.
BTW, before the Norman invasion, the writing system of English was
just as phonetic as German, since the languages were very closely
related.
Do you know WHY written English is not so phonetic?
>
Marvin the Martian wrote:
> Not English. The letter A, for example, represents five
> different sounds! And unlike German, there are no accent marks to
> indicate the different sounds.
>
Higgie wrote:
German has two distinct "a" sounds, neither of which is denoted by
accent marks - long a and short a.
>
hanson wrote:
Higgie, gimme 4-5 examples for each case.
>
It appears, Higgie, that you are drifting into phonetic
and local nuances and minutia here. Unless you can
show distinctly different "a"- and "ahhh"- words, you
are in the territory like when a Cuban says the "n"
which sounds to the ear pf the Gringo like "ng"... or
like when the Midwesterner say "o" that sounds in
the ear of the Brit like an "a", or visa versa the
"a" being heard as an "o"....
Robert Higgins
> "Robert Higgins" <robert_higgins...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
If only you knew.... I have no trouble conversing with German women
auf deutsch... My endings are always gluecklich :-)
Here's one: Staat (long a ="state"), vs. Stadt (short a = "city") -
they are quite distinct.
hanson
get a "happy ending" in the German Whorehouse district,
whereas you cheap bastard could bargain the price down
with your hooker in the "nether lands" of Amsterdam ...
ahahahaha... ahahaha...
>
If only you knew.... I have no trouble conversing with German
women auf deutsch... My endings are always gluecklich :-)
>
... AHAHAHAHAHA... Higgie... In a whorehouse you
are supposed to co-pulate, not to co-nverese... ahaha
.... ahahahaha... Did you expect me to hear a TRUE
admission and confession from you? Keep on lying.
It will make you glücklich (alt 129)... AHAHAHAHA....
Here's one: Staat (long a ="state"), vs. Stadt (short a = "city") -
they are quite distinct.
>
1+1 = 2. 2 short "a"'s make one long "a", but it's still
the same "a". You can argue about nuances like
that all day long. For instance in Southern Germany
they pronounce "stein" as an "shtein" whereas in
Northern G it's spoken a "sstein" etc, etc...
Marvin the Martian
> On Jun 5, 1:01 am, Marvin the Martian <mar...@ontomars.org> wrote:
>> On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 13:03:53 -0700, Kevin wrote:
>> > Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
>> > start speaking English...
>
> Yeh, that's why we have the "Pennsylvania Dutch"
I know you think you made a smart quip, but the Amish also speak English,
thus are not cut off from current events and the law as the Spanish
speakers. The Amish speak their dialect of German to keep "the English"
out.
Marvin the Martian
Clearly, English is not your first language. Verb tense has you
befuddled.
Kevin
>
> - Show quoted text -
English is easy to learn if you're not a homosexual... It is
impossible for homosexuals to learn English... The only reason it
might be difficult to learn English is because homosexuals might be
teaching something called English but it is some other language
entirely.
Robert Higgins
> On Mon, 06 Jun 2011 07:37:11 -0700, Robert Higgins wrote:
> > On Jun 5, 1:01 am, Marvin the Martian <mar...@ontomars.org> wrote:
> >> On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 13:03:53 -0700, Kevin wrote:
> >> > Ya know, when Germans come to America, they stop speaking German and
> >> > start speaking English...
>
> > Yeh, that's why we have the "Pennsylvania Dutch"
>
> I know you think you made a smart quip, but the Amish also speak English,
> thus are not cut off from current events and the law as the Spanish
> speakers. The Amish speak their dialect of German to keep "the English"
> out.
Your basic point is well-taken.