Posted by Dell (WA) on January 06, 2017 at 15:20:47 from (174.21.161.241):
In Reply to: OT genetics at play posted by pat sublett on January 06, 2017 at 10:51:07:
Pat.......studying French in Paris makes sense, ...BUT... studying Spanish in Italy? don't make sense. Grew up in spanish speakin' area of Colorado, we called it Mexican. Lotta the kids thought it'd be a Snap Course 'cuz they spoke it at home. WHOOPS!!! Castilian Spanish wasn't ennythang like home. I gott talked into taking LATIN. (hic, hac, hoke) Really screwed my grade average. (frown) Now my ex-wife was quite a linguist. Joined the Peace Corps and they sent her to Rio de Janero Brazil, where they speak Portuquese. Claimed she spoke it with French accent. When we toured Italy after picking up our brand new BMW 2002 at the German factory in 1969, she gott all kinds of "favors" by speaking Italian, even with a French accent......tongue tied Dell
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