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[donoreo]

So, did anyone learn a lesson about assumptions?

[Reinardina]

Originally Posted by donoreo

So, did anyone learn a lesson about assumptions?

I should have. In an increasingly cynical world, I sometimes forget that there are still more decent folk than 'nasties,' simply because the good ones blend into the background and the others always get the attention.

[donoreo]

Originally Posted by Reinardina

I should have. In an increasingly cynical world, I sometimes forget that there are still more decent folk than 'nasties,' simply because the good ones blend into the background and the others always get the attention.

That is so true. Often it is hard to remember that.

[rbarry]

I've learned that the national language of the Philippines is Tagalog:

Hello Peejterrado25,

Panahon ng huling buwan doon ay isang pulutong ng mga single entry post sa website mula sa mga tao na may walang intensyon ng mga kontribusyon sa ang forum. Ang kanilang mga lamang ang dahilan para sa pagsali ay ang inisin ang mga regular na kasapi dito. Halimbawa, isang taong nais na malaman kung paano ang set up ng isang bulaklak sa negosyo nagbebenta. Siya ay nagkaroon ng isang forum name tunay katulad sa iyong pangalan. Umaasa ako sa translation na ito ang akma sa inyo, at muli ay humihingi ng paumanhin ko kung ako ay may dulot sa iyo ng anumang paglabag.

Ang karamihan ng mga tao dito very helpful at bibigyan ka ng mabuting payo. Kung hihilingin mo para sa isang opinyon tungkol sa iyong trabaho maging handa para sa katapatan!

[MattUK]

Originally Posted by rbarry

Ang karamihan ng mga tao dito very helpful at bibigyan ka ng mabuting payo.

Haha

[donoreo]

Originally Posted by MattUK

Haha

Looks like Google translate had a problem The nanny we had for our girls was Filipino and I user to hear her speaking to friends on the phone. Spoken it does not sound like any other language I have heard. One might suspect it sounds "Asian" because of the location of the Philippines, but it does not.

[rbarry]

It's all welsh to me..........

[silversnapper1]

Originally Posted by rbarry

It's all welsh to me..........

oy boyo what's wrong with Cymraeg?

[rbarry]

Originally Posted by silversnapper1

oy boyo what's wrong with Cymraeg?

Absolutely nothing, fine nation of friendly people. I just find it hard to understand most of the language, although it transpires that it shares a common trait with Tagalog in that some words in a welsh sentence will revert to the English language.

This should be taken with a pinch of salt, but it illustrates my previous comment "it's all Welsh to me". As an aside, any language that adopts the word "pipity pong" for a microwave oven has my vote.

However, having spent the last three weeks in South Wales, not many people speak or understand the Welsh language down there either! It seems more people in North Wales speak Welsh than in the south.

I live near to the City of Chester, an English Welsh border city. There is an old bye law that allows an Englishman to shoot a Welshman with an arrrow if they are found to be within the city walls after 10 o'clock at night. This is not a very friendly attitude and I for one have never taken that option!

[littlebro]

Originally Posted by silversnapper1

oy boyo what's wrong with Cymraeg?

Sounds double dutch to me.

Not so far from where I was born rbarry.