I agree with Moose Boris. That is utterly fascinating. You could
discuss this for hours one end over various decent beverages (not vodka
thanks ;-)). I love this sort of interpretation of music and I thank
you for describing it to us.
Chris
On Friday, Jul 25, 2003, at 13:52 Europe/London, Boris Grigorov wrote:
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My experience is based on listening to the radio how the language
sounds, without understanding it. For the most part, this is not
possible here in US, but in Europe, you can easily tune to a station
from another country. I cannot tell you how many countless hours I
have spend in front of the radio, especially when I was a kid. I even
do it now, but the transistor radio under the pillow is replaced by a
walkman with earbuds.
Here is my take on the four most influential languages (and they are
very popular amongst people, whose native language is none of those):
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