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Monsieur: La plume de ma tante est sur la bureau de mon oncle. La plume? =
Non, le stylo.=20
Frankly, we like to eat frogs sauteed in butter & milk. With syrup. We =
call it French Toads. Or was it Flange Toads?
Alan Barnard
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From: St=E9phane Collin=20
To: cedel@supernet.com ; Open Forum for Piano Technicians=20
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 8:07 AM
Subject: [pianotech] Re: OT - humour
You all definetly need something like, for french people, the =
"Acad=E9mie Fran=E7aise", telling the world what is correct in french =
and what is not, so everybody knows exactly what is correct saying and =
spelling, even if nobody cares.
St=E9phane Collin
(de l'Acad=E9mie Fran=E7aise)
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From: Clyde Hollinger=20
To: Open Forum for Piano Technicians=20
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 1:22 PM
Subject: [pianotech] OT - humour
Tony,=20
In Australia no doubt you are correct, but English as used on the =
American continent differs in some details with English in England, =
which I presume is closer to what you have on your continent.=20
My dictionary lists "humour" and says nothing more about it than =
"chiefly Brit. HUMOR." To get the ten definitions you have the look up =
the spelling usually used here. Also, "spelled" would be more common =
than "spelt." "Grey" is more British than "gray," but here we use them =
interchangeably. Not right or wrong, just different.=20
Yes, I know, this has nothing to do with pianos. Sorry, but you =
started it! <G>=20
Yours for greater international understanding,=20
Clyde Hollinger=20
Tony Caught wrote:=20
And humor is spelt humour.
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