They'll probably have issues with your use of the word "issues". :-)
Chuck Norcutt
Rand E wrote:
> Dave,
> I wouldn't worry about the small stuff. Most of english "native
> speakers" have difficulties also with the language. And, for the most
> part, we can only communicate in that one language. English is a very
> difficult language and that is true to even those of us who are born
> into it. More power to you and the others that are multi-lingual to
> whatever degree.
> The main thing to remember, is what is important. The sharing of
> Olympus and general photographic information. This is a great list and
> it remains that way becaure, for the most part, we pay attention to what
> is important and ignore the trivial stuff.
> Rand E.
>
> P.S. I have likely made several mistakes in the above. I know that my
> fellow members from "across the pond" would have some issues. The
> important thing remains "Do we understand each other ?".
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>
> David Irisarri wrote:
>> Here in Spain we have a proverb that it´s certainly very accurate for
>> this case.
>>
>> "A palabras necias, oídos sordos"
>>
>> I remember some years ago someone told me that "read" can be used as a
>> regular but also irregular verb. I tried to help Ian with his query but
>> if I must write a perfect english, I think it´s better to leave.
>>
>> Ah! y lo de burro, no me doy por aludido.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Dave
>>
>>
>> Fernando Gonzalez Gentile escribió:
>>
>>> 'read' David; not 'readed' -
>>> LOL ;^) Un burro le enseña al otro ....
>>>
>>> Fernando.
>>>
>>> David Irisarri wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I readed something
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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