Все в реале ничего,даже я...Originally Posted by Кошка Мурка
Все в реале ничего,даже я...Originally Posted by Кошка Мурка
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хииии хииииии хииии!Originally Posted by untamed
не люблю я этого минайку ... неть, не люблю.
зер телки противная книга какая-то получилась. дурацкая.
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Давай! На украинском можешь?:cheer:Originally Posted by Махрютка
Великие умы обсуждают идеи. Средние умы обсуждают события. Мелкие умы обсуждают людей. (Э. Рузвельт)
Кто еще говорит о нехватке ЧЮOriginally Posted by Кошка Мурка
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а че такое то. ты в вирте ого-го!Originally Posted by Aurbo
а в реале наверно огогошнее в десять раз. да.
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Ну и проблемы с этим засорением? Люди понимают о чем идет речь и все нормально.Originally Posted by Alter Ego
Английский язык это вообще историческое попурри языков и слов - и ничего, стал основным международным языком!
The language we now call English is actually a blend of many languages. Even the original Anglo-Saxon was already a blend of the dialects of west Germanic tribes living along the North Sea coast: The Saxons in Germany and eastern Holland, the Jutes, possibly from northern Denmark (the area now called Jutland), and the Angles, probably living along the coast and on islands between Denmark and Holland. It is also likely that the invaders included Frisians from northern Holland and northern Franks from southern Holland (whose relatives gave their name to France). The dialects were close enough for each to understand the other.
Later, in the 800s, the Northmen (Vikings) came to England, mostly from Denmark, and settled in with the Anglo-Saxons from Yorkshire to Norfolk, an area that became known as the Danelaw. Others from Norway ruled over the people in the northwest, from Strathclyde to the north of Wales. The Norse language they spoke resembled Anglo-Saxon in many ways, but was different enough for two things to happen: One, there were many Old Norse words that entered into English, including even such basic ones as they and them; And two, the complex conjugations and declensions began to wither away as people disagreed about which to use!
Last, William the Conqueror and his Norman supporters invaded England in 1066. Although, as their name suggests, they were the descendents of the same Northmen that had invaded England earlier, they had been settled long enough in Normandy in the north of France to adopt a dialect of French. They brought this Norman French with them to England and kept it as the language of their newly imposed aristocracy. In the day-to-day need to communicate, the common language became English, but with a large number of French words, and still more withering of grammatical complexities.
English since then has been absorbing vocabulary from a huge number of sources. French, the language of diplomacy for Europe for centuries, Latin, the language of the church, and Greek, the language of philosophy and science, contributed many words, especially the more "educated" ones. Other European languages have left culturally specific words. The American Indian languages, Australian Aborigine languages, and the languages of Africa and India gave us many hundreds of words, especially for the innumerable species of plants and animals of the world. On top of all this, there is the steady creation of new words and new uses for old words by the many subcultures of the English speaking world.
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Я, ради любопытства, прочла одну. Этого было достаточно, чтобы сделать представление о его "творчестве", или "креативе" /смеюсь, дразнюсь/:evillaughOriginally Posted by CatOfCheshire
Великие умы обсуждают идеи. Средние умы обсуждают события. Мелкие умы обсуждают людей. (Э. Рузвельт)
ты ш миня пидманула ты ш миня падвила ты ш миня маладова с ума разума свила:leader: :leader: :leader: :leader: :leader:Originally Posted by untamed
замужем-не значит мёртвая(c) :sinyak:
... спела Махрютка на албанском :DOriginally Posted by Махрютка
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