Get together before base camp
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If i'm comming over, i'll see you guys back there, i'm probably gonna be the only not native english speaker there so look for the accent
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@pout said:
If i'm comming over, i'll see you guys back there, i'm probably gonna be the only not native english speaker there so look for the accent
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I am not a native English speaker either (and i know of another Hungarian who is coming this time)
There will be other foreigners, too...
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I will be coming from Alabama so my accent may be the thickest
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Haha...
I once heard a guy from Tennessee/Arkansas and another from Northern England talk. After a few drinks I had to translate.
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LOL
I'm in Texas and need an English to Americanese dictionary most of the time. Then again I have an accent too, but after living in South Africa, Australia and Texas, It's a mess.
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Well I did go to school in Tennessee so I can help with that translation if need be
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@pout said:
If i'm comming over, i'll see you guys back there, i'm probably gonna be the only not native english speaker there so look for the accent
Hello, I'm a french guy and my english is not very good so ... no comment for my accent ...
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After talking to Jean (Lemire) I have no comments on Frenchy accents.
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I'm from the English Canada camp eh! But you'll recognize the touque
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ill be putting on my phone voice you should be able to understand me then but once Ive had a few drinks and my accent comes out you havent got a chance lol!
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@solo said:
LOL
I'm in Texas and need an English to Americanese dictionary most of the time. Then again I have an accent too, but after living in South Africa, Australia and Texas, It's a mess.
You'll be as close to a countryman as I will get over there, Pete. You'll need to translate for me.
Looking forward to hearing how you say, 'G'day mate' and 'what do ya reckon?' -
...and "don't give a rats ass'
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Morgan,
After a few beers, if needed, i'm willing to try translating from french to english and vice versa
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Well, after a few beers I can speak Greek!
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I'll be there also. Looks like the will be at least 16 plus Dales' Missus. I'll try to round up a few more.
I thought Csaba spoke Greek all the time
Liam, I took a course in Liverpudlian some time back so will be able to act as your translator should the need arise With a surname like Keating, there must be a drop or two of Irish blood in there also, so this might make it easier for me.Mike
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Gai,
Hungarian-Greek, all the same to me
I know one thing: enough beer leads to a universal language spoken by all, understood by none! -
@unknownuser said:
I know one thing: enough beer leads to a universal language spoken by all, understood by none!
And all women are attractive after X amount of beer.
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@pout said:
Hungarian-Greek, all the same to me
French and Greek at least related. Hungarian is not.
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