17 Jan 06
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Originally posted by lucifershammerI knew you were an infedel from day one, LH...
Allaahu Akbar, actually.
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(I was writing phonetically, watch: All heemm dell ealllaaaaaah!!
See? Not too shabby! The last bit is pronounced like the 2nd a in Ballina, pronounced by someone from Ballina)
17 Jan 06
Originally posted by sjegI've tried typing in Arabic, but unfortunately this site doesn't support the characters.
Nice. You can see he's the real deal from the fluent Arabic. 'Aye'. What a beautiful language.
(Peachy- you were the one I had met! Well done! So, to answer the original question: one counted so far! Huzzah!)
Real deal indeed, the original question refers to a religion preference, not the dialect.
But I've been in Geordi Lands for ages anyway..
17 Jan 06
Originally posted by PeachyI think there might be maybe just a few million Arabs out there whom might like to point out, if the were given the opportunity, that Arabic is a language, and not a dialect.
I've tried typing in Arabic, but unfortunately this site doesn't support the characters.
Real deal indeed, the original question refers to a religion preference, not the dialect.
But I've been in Geordi Lands for ages anyway..
But if you speak fluent Geordie, fair play to you. Way aye, up the magpies, and all that...
17 Jan 06
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Originally posted by sjegHmm.. yeah, just about evey Arab would say that Arabic is a language, well
I think there might be maybe just a few million Arabs out there whom might like to point out, if the were given the opportunity, that Arabic is a language, and not a dialect.
But if you speak fluent Geordie, fair play to you. Way aye, up the magpies, and all that...
done.. Dialect was in reference to the Geordi accent.
Anyway, windmill, why the hell do you ask?
17 Jan 06
Originally posted by sjegBut but but...! 🙂
Nice recovery, to be sure! Well played!🙂
So Peachy, how long are you in Newcastle? What's the city like? I take it you were born in the U.K.? Where did your folks come to England from, just out of interest, or are is your family there longer?
Been here for 8 years, studied and now working. The city is great, not as
cosmopolitan as Manchester or other bigger cities, but its getting there.
Now the complicated part. Been a resident in the UK for 13 years. I was
born in Damascus 29 years ago, though originally am from Palestine.
However, I spent my childhood in Kuwait.
Don't blame me, you asked for it..!
What are you doing in Togo? whats it like there?..