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|    Roy Witt to Ivan Shmakov    |
|    Is it readable? (2)    |
|    16 May 13 10:19:17    |
      Ivan Shmakov wrote to Ardith Hinton:               IS> ... Well, they say that USA and UK are two countries divided by        IS> the same language. (Though I guess there are at least two more        IS> countries so divided in fact.)              Actually, the USA and the UK are divided by more than the one language.       Many of the terms used in the USA aren't even found in the UK's Oxford       dictionary. Much of the USA used to belong to Spain and/or Mexico and       their are Spanish/American words from that era that we still use today.       Add in a little bit of French up and down the Mississippi River basin       and a whole rash of American Indian languages, not to mention the German       and Italian languages and we have American and even Canadian English.                      R\%/itt                     --- GoldED+/W32 1.1.5-31012       --- D'Bridge 3.92        * Origin: Lone-Star BBS - San Antonio, Texas - USA (1:387/22)    |
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