The most interesting thing to note so far is how many people are using (at least) their second language.

Message should be to have more tolerance with spelling and syntax etc...

At's i beauty o spikkin Doric, spell it ony wye ye like n naebody is neen the wiser!

You forgot 'Strine' JT.

strine/strīn/

Noun: The English language as spoken by Australians; the Australian accent, esp. when considered striking or uneducated.

We speak Australian. It was not mentioned. So other was it

Buying bread from a man in Brussels

He was six-foot-four and full of muscles

I said, "Do you speak-a my language?"

He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich

I speak Wessex English fron Dorset myself.

The most interesting thing to note so far is how many people are using (at least) their second language.

Message should be to have more tolerance with spelling and syntax etc...

It's easy to forget

The most interesting thing to note so far is how many people are using (at least) their second language.

Message should be to have more tolerance with spelling and syntax etc...

At's i beauty o spikkin Doric, spell it ony wye ye like n naebody is neen the wiser!

Yerdedonthair bytheway

RIBB

JT ... it's unlike you to leave one of your Threads unattended like this?

Some encouragement please, enticing others to Vote and comment!

It is quite like me if I feel a thread turns out to be a DUD. It happens.

I am surprised as I think I am the first person to put down a chinese language. I think that Chinese must not come to this forum too often, though I think there are a lot here working.

well i am ORSTRALIAN and i speak country Orstralian, non of that fancy city crap... mate

well i am ORSTRALIAN and i speak country Orstralian, non of that fancy city crap... mate

Seams like we are both "down to earth" Orssies.