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Originally posted by Renaulto
I hope nobody feels offended by it, but i really hate yankee accent, ya know

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Frankly speaking, I've been to London, Sydney, NY and LA... In my opinion, the worse accent to understand is the british one. In NY I had some problems as well, but only in the beginning, then it was ok. When I traveled around US I met different accents, but I could understand all of them - maybe I just was lucky to meet people that could talk clearly
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I have some relatives in Australia and they all say that my accent is really yankee... To me it's allright, I don't mind. The most important thing is to travel all around and understand and to be understood from everybody!
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"A volte mi chiedo cosa mai stiamo aspettando...."
"Che sia troppo tardi, Madame"
BTW... ![]()
Aussi accent is not so bad.... in my opinion, much better than british one!
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"A volte mi chiedo cosa mai stiamo aspettando...."
"Che sia troppo tardi, Madame"
Originally posted by Mistrani
BTW...
Aussi accent is not so bad.... in my opinion, much better than british one!

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"What peece of worke is a man, how noble in reason, how infinit in faculties, in forme and moouing, how expresse and admirable in action, how like an Angell in apprehension, how like a God: the beautie of the world; the paragon of Annimales; and yet to me, what is this Quintessence of dust: man delights not me" - Hamlet
L'accento britannico succhia le capre
LOL
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Originally posted by 0m4r
L'accento britannico succhia le capre
LOL
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"What peece of worke is a man, how noble in reason, how infinit in faculties, in forme and moouing, how expresse and admirable in action, how like an Angell in apprehension, how like a God: the beautie of the world; the paragon of Annimales; and yet to me, what is this Quintessence of dust: man delights not me" - Hamlet
I think british english without the pronounciation of retroflexed 'r' at the end of words is more agreeable.
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Tanenbaum is overrated.
Originally posted by Lightman
Erm, e' un modo di dire, una frase fatta... Non andrebbe tradotta pari pari... Diciamo che il significato e' piu' o meno, "l'accento britannico e' una m..da"(o se preferisci, fa' schifo
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Grrrr....and the ancient Europe was all under the Sacro Romano Impero, today we could speak all Latin, or better Italian...all people in the world! Sigh!
My advice to you is to follow the famous English course by Iene, and Mr. Brown!!!
Then you can also walk through Milan, and maybe you could find Mr Brown recording his lessons! 
Otherwise, behaving seriously, you can try to look for an ICQ foreigner friend... or just meet someone who's foreigner... Then you can also try to log-on at: www.esn.it Erasmus Network Students

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*walks in after a few days away from the dsy*
*sees the boards*
Napolux had a good idea, and you fecked up the thread.
*reckons nothing has changed*
*walks away again*
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Non ti laureare, continua a cazzeggiare!
"È tutta merda..." - clod81
well the thread has not been fXXXXX up totally we are still "speaking" (writing) a lot in english even if there are some "maccheronic" words.. ![]()
Bye, Fozzy
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Blue Screens lead to downtime, downtime leads to suffering.
NT is the path to the Dark Side....
Here's a little contribute to keep this thread up!!
I hope all of you will keep on posting!!
And by the way, "maccheronic" English is funny ![]()
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Originally posted by lorenzo
Napolux had a good idea, and you fecked up the thread.
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Tanenbaum is overrated.
Hi guys.... I'm back... I was just working on a little tetris clone that's avaible on a new thread always in this bullettin board...
Did you miss me? ![]()
I was just thinking about all the people writing silly things in a language more similar to italian than english (someone called it "maccheronic), well...
It happened 3 or 4 times... but the thread is still up... So let's talk about "english things" this is the spirit of the thread... 
Once I had an english friends on a chat, they all thinks that Italy means only Mafia, Pizza & spaghetti...
What do u think about how foreign people imagine Italy and Italians??
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