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Comments: 8 |
Added: August 2003 |
Comments:
| Willbut - 15th September 2003 23:51
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| Can't bad language be good English?
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| italianbro - 7th November 2003 22:17
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| i've put down bad language, yet i did this just to get to the comments, for i do not think the is niether bed nor ggod, is just a way to one's expression, wht i mean is, it depends from the situation i'd rather slangit when i'm with me mates, whereas, if I am in front of a prof I shall try to use all the aulicism possible... hence it depends.
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| willbut - 28th December 2003 00:28
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| What's 'aulicism'?
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| keem - 5th February 2004 00:31
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| Actually there should have been other options int this poll, I think it's too hard to choose between these two extremes.
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| Bad Language - 31st March 2005 02:46
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| Extreme positions make you think
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| English - 22nd January 2006 03:10
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| Each and everyone of you gives me a headache. In order to communicate properly you need to speak English. I don't know whether or not to laugh at you or pity you and sign you up for adult education program.
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| USACat - 8th February 2006 17:13
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| Slang is Americanized English. It's accepted worldwide so who are we to say anything against it?
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| darrell - 5th November 2006 07:54
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| for italianbro's aulicism, cf. italian 'aulico' meaning 'noble', 'dignified'
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