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pinkerton 01-29-2007 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Disease (Post 542319)
moma funkulo





WTF!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

stubbornforgey 01-30-2007 04:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Jacob Singer (Post 542318)
Hi! I'm fine thanks, or estoy bien gracias. Otherwise, I allways think that spanish is much more complicated than english. My usual problem with english is that I put letters where there's no necesary ( or dont put it where is necesary like sumer :mad: ). If you still have that interest in learning spanish try to came here to study it, a lot of people from UK, USA and other places like Japan came here and they learn without any problems. In places like Marbella Barcelona or Ibiza search people from this places because their first way of living it's tourism and ... well who knows more english than a english man or woman?


'sweet smile'

my fiancee is Egyptian and his english broken in some places..
otherwise..its pretty good...and no..not all english folk speak good english
themselves.
Many find me hard to understand..but i think its cos they have waxed ears
anyways. :D

Jacob Singer 01-30-2007 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by stubbornforgey (Post 542876)
'sweet smile'

my fiancee is Egyptian and his english broken in some places..
otherwise..its pretty good...and no..not all english folk speak good english
themselves.
Many find me hard to understand..but i think its cos they have waxed ears
anyways. :D


Well, cause i'm in contact with diferent people all the time (for my lovely job) I start to realised that it's much better to be kind to make the things work in the right way, maybe a lot of this people will never talk to me again but it doesnt mean that I could be rude with them, cause this will become a great problem.

Otherwise, I know that not every single american or english talk pertty well their own lenguage but belive me if I told you that they talk much better that a spanish form sevilla (English with a strong adaluz accent would become something very strange)

dewaholic, sorry but I don't have yahoo instant messenger,anyway I can't use that kind of programs cause my pc home it's "out of service" (now I'm possting from my Job)

Somebody can tell me what the fuck means "moma funkulo"?

pinkerton 01-30-2007 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Jacob Singer (Post 542923)
Somebody can tell me what the fuck means "moma funkulo"?





Thats what I want to know too.

stubbornforgey 01-30-2007 11:28 AM

'moma funkulo'...
is this how they say coca-cola is fucktard language..??
lets see what uncle google says'.:o

This seems to be some kind of music title..
'moma meaning moment'
and hakuna matata to you too




I enjoy listening to the way my silly egyptian speaks..
..my family are Chilean and my elder uncles are a blast to listen to.
Well..they keep me amused anyways :p

Jacob Singer 01-31-2007 12:37 AM

maybe he's train' to said "Ma va fan culo", I don't know how to said it on english but on spanish means something like "a tomar por culo". There's only one thing that I can said about this, if you want to said something in other lenguage, please try to be sure how to write it first.( and Ma va fan culo for him too)

stubbornforgey 01-31-2007 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Jacob Singer (Post 543367)
maybe he's train' to said "Ma va fan culo", I don't know how to said it on english but on spanish means something like "a tomar por culo". There's only one thing that I can said about this, if you want to said something in other lenguage, please try to be sure how to write it first.( and Ma va fan culo for him too)



LOL..
try wrapping your tongue around the maori language :o

Jacob Singer 01-31-2007 06:08 AM

LOL no thanks I've got enough with english and spanish. Anyway I don't know italian, only "Ma va fan culo" or "stronzo di merda" tipical expresions that hte tipical drunken italian tourist use with us

stubbornforgey 01-31-2007 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Jacob Singer (Post 543420)
LOL no thanks I've got enough with english and spanish. Anyway I don't know italian, only "Ma va fan culo" or "stronzo di merda" tipical expresions that hte tipical drunken italian tourist use with us


'giggles'
i love how tourists try to talk the language..
especially the mispronounciations..and the look on thier faces
when they think they have pronounced it correctly..classic' :o

Disease 01-31-2007 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Jacob Singer (Post 543367)
maybe he's train' to said "Ma va fan culo", I don't know how to said it on english but on spanish means something like "a tomar por culo". There's only one thing that I can said about this, if you want to said something in other lenguage, please try to be sure how to write it first.( and Ma va fan culo for him too)

It's italian.


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