I dunno I find it interesting
and it looks good on college apps/job apps if you're fluent in Spanish and live in a spic infested area of the US
but I do get tired of erry1 speaking english
>>6
Yeah but nobody reads the works of chronically depressed Frenchmen/Russians suffering from syphillis.
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Anonymous2010-11-15 2:36
>>7
Translations are bad. Especially translations of poetry. Because they need to keep rhyme, they completely change emphasis in phrases.
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Anonymous2010-11-15 11:45
>>9
My point entirely. English is pretty bad for writing poetry as there is no inflection and word order is completely fixed. I've always thought Milton should've written Paradise Lost in Latin...
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Anonymous2010-11-15 11:50
>>9
No shit the translations are going to be bad when you translate from a shitty language to the language of God himself.
They should have wrote the original in English
>>10
prove he has autism you stupid unscientific whore. why don't you face the facts, your kid is retarded because of your inferior genes and your awful parenting skills.
stop running off to Jewish-made terms and liberal psychologists every time you have a problem and take some personal accountability.
>>10
It's not completely fixed, is it? At least, you can risk changing it around a bit and people are still likely to understand, although it could look a bit strange.
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Anonymous2010-12-29 20:12
>>24
If you have a complete command of the English language, there are ways to manipulate the word order.
There are ways to manipulate the word order if you have a complete command of the English language