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Palabras De La Casa - Translation: Words of the House
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Omie's Palabras De La Casa. Mo' Bounce to the Ounce if You Want Some Mo'. Tuesday, May 23, 2006. No mo' Idol (almost). Hell yeah, Snoop and Cube representin'. Other solid DVD concerts that sound sweet:. Gloria Estefan: Live in Miami. Music for Monteserrat (Knofler's Money for Nothing has got Clapton on backup and Phil Collins on drums). Tupac: House of Blues. Dave Matthews: Listener Supported. The Corrs: Live at Albert Hall. Posted by 'omie @ 10:51 PM. Links to this post. Palabras De La Casa.
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: November 2007
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Saturday, November 17, 2007. Being the would-be imperialist that I am, issues and titles concerning royalty and nobility are always of interest for me. But before I launch my rant, let's review the basic established terms:. King - male monarch (usually of a country), predominantly European. Queen - female monarch, predominantly European. Prince/ss - legal offspring of a king or queen. Prince/ss Consort - Royal spouse, of non-royal blood. (purely honorary title, as "Princess Diana"). The "Kingdom" of Jord...
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: February 2008
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Thursday, February 28, 2008. Usually, when people speak to different people, they choose to use different speech patterns. These different patterns usually reflect maturity, respect, familiarity, etc. So the way that I would speak to my grandparents would be greatly different from the way I speak with my classmates in university. These patterns of speech are broadly called Registers. Fractal", "macroscopic", "entropy". There might have been one or two more, but those were the big ones. I wasn't really su...
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100 Things I Learned in 2006, Part I | communicatrix
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Good with words. getting better with letters. 100 Things I Learned in 2006, Part I. In what has become sort of a tradition here at communicatrix, we bring you the year in reverse…or perverse…or something like that. Because after all, what is the point of having a whole, entire year if you can’t heave it up at the end and enjoy it again from the beginning? I could live happily elsewhere. I probably won’t anytime soon. Is the best cocksucking sonofabitch show ever. I love the acorn squash at Houston’s.
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: January 2009
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Friday, January 30, 2009. Never interlard your conversation with foreign words or phrases when you can possibly translate them into English; and the occasions when our mother tongue will not serve are extremely rare.". So how would a socially responsible individual resolve such a conflict? I think it can be done in a combination of the following ways:. 1 Speak slowly in the L2. Because those who are just beginning to study language Y, or who aren't as strong in Y will have more trouble parsing all the so...
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Palabras De La Casa - Translation: Words of the House
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Omie's Palabras De La Casa. Mo' Bounce to the Ounce if You Want Some Mo'. Wednesday, May 07, 2008. I bet Castro is STILL safe. The results show is tonight, and despite his crappy performances, I think Castro is gonna stay. He must have some type of weird appeal to the ladies and potheads, but otherwise he's terrible. He's repeatedly outsung, forgot some lyrics yesterday, and doesn't have a clue on how to remake songs. Yet, he's beat out much stronger competitors. Posted by 'omie @ 11:15 AM. Why the Letha...
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: May 2008
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Monday, May 26, 2008. On Friday fellowship, the organisers decided to try a game they aptly called Bible Jeopardy. Each category corresponded to a book of the New Testament, and the values ranged from 100 to 1000. The questions, however, weren't exactly always worth the number of points they earned; a certain 200-point question was two-part, and seemed worth more like 1500 points. A: This gardening tool is also known as an immoral pleasure seeker. Contestant X: What is a hoe? Contestant Y: What is a rake?
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: March 2008
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Sunday, March 30, 2008. But despite the grammatically correct forms of this Frenchman and two certain friends of mine, why is it that their speech sounds strange? Why do I convulse and cringe everytime I'm forced to edit one of their essays? And what is it that makes me have seisures every time I read a note or email from them? But whatever the cause, the fact remains that the majority of their speech and speech patterns are drawn from written literature, without instruction or convention. "Since Sha...
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: Language Etiquette
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Friday, January 30, 2009. Never interlard your conversation with foreign words or phrases when you can possibly translate them into English; and the occasions when our mother tongue will not serve are extremely rare.". So how would a socially responsible individual resolve such a conflict? I think it can be done in a combination of the following ways:. 1 Speak slowly in the L2. Because those who are just beginning to study language Y, or who aren't as strong in Y will have more trouble parsing all the so...
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Grimm Grammar Grousings: December 2008
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Friday, December 26, 2008. In case you're wondering, typography refers to the design of type, while orthography refers to the writing system in general. (So, the difference between writing in English and Japanese is a question of orthography; the difference between Baskerville Old Face and Garamond is a matter of typography). Look to some researched authority for a better understanding of the general phenomena of, say, bilingualism. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Based in the " true. View my complete profile.
