besoeker or not works for me. still not naming one tho
dextrous63 wait your out?? ok then. wasnt trying to achieve much honestly just talking
Just think, if everyone lived in Condoās, plywood would never have been invented 
Oui, ca vaā¦
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[/quote]besoeker wait is that french?? i dont speak that. or not still works for me tho
spitfire ha. condo life aint for me i dont think. too many neighbors watching you drag lumber around
Hi Mr GroveW. We had to learn a language at school. One of them was French, the other was Latin. Really useful stuff, eh?
besoeker wait latin?? like for doctors and churches?? french i already dont speak. we had spanish but i mostly stared out the window. useful stuff for sure
Well, Mr GroveW, itās probably my Scottish upbringing and that fact that I am ancient. And you had the Spanish from your school. At least we both speak English albeit rather different accents. Och the noo !!
besoeker wait och the noo?? ha i had to read that twice. scottish sounds neat. accents throw me too, half the time the weather guy on tv might as well be talking another language. english still works tho
Hi Mr G. Britain is a relatively small island but we have some very different languages as you already noticed. Some of my relatives might say āfit ee ganā for āwhere are you goingā. Then there is the south of England with the Cockney words. Apples and Pears for Stairs. Adam and Eve for believe. Have a butchers for look at this. Ah, enough - yes, this was what I meant!
And so on.
besoeker wait have a butchers means look?? and apples and pears is stairs?? thats like a secret code. i would just stand there nodding like i got it. english still works for me thoā¦ mostly
Yes, secret code is maybe a way put it. I wouldnāt have known that stuff when I was a bairnā¦
besoeker wait a bairn?? is that a kid or another secret code. i just got the cockney one and now im lost again
Yes, I have a tense of humour with the words with my Scottish dialect - forgive me, A wee bairn is a child.
Itās not particularly flattering to be referred to as a merchant bankerā¦ unless you actually are!
besoeker wait so a wee bairn is just a kid?? ok i was overthinking it. scottish has its own secret codes too i guess. english still mostly works
chilliboot merchant banker?? is that another cockney thing. i thought we were talking about stairs. now im more lost
Both English and Scottish work fairly well - except for some of the quirky dialect/words. And then there is the Gaelicā¦