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> You may laugh, but we have on this group regular
randomization
> doses of English (on a slightly lesser extent, though) in some
> contributor's posts. :-)
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> Regards,
> Marius Iacomi
Hahaha :-)
Yes, I often "randomize" mysef :-))) Hohoho. But linguists,
supposedly, tend be more careful about such things. Or not. It
is a matter of... moods (and typing-skills).
Yesterday I read an article about Ancient Greece, in which the
author was keenly trying to convince me the whole history of
Greece was written by racists who did not (want to) notice all
Ancient Greeks were black, etc. Although I hate extremism
applied to science, I felt there was soooome substance in this
argument, so I also ordered some books on the topic in the
library. On the other hand, the fevor of the author prompted me to
take the pen and start correcting his grammar (plural is not very
hard to learn in English, but that gave him great pains as well).
I guess I was being nasty to him. Oh, excuse my Egnislh. And if
I sued soem mroe cpiaatl (that's nasty) lteters or camoms, it is
the Gmaren ilfnunece.
Tell me if I missed a letter somewhere, my eyes hurt.
Eva