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There is hope for all you speakers American English.
After just one small stroke,
you may be able to speak English
as she is supposed to be spoke.
(Broken link.)
Simon R. Hughes
After just one small stroke,
you may be able to speak English
as she is supposed to be spoke.
(Broken link.)
Simon R. Hughes
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"Simon R. Hughes" (Email Removed) wrote on 21 Nov 2003: [nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke.
- "Simon R.
- Hughes" (Email Removed) wrote on 21 Nov 2003: [nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English.
- After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke.
- )[/nq] That's for everyone else.
- I can't figure out if she's 57 or 61 years old now.
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"Simon R. Hughes" (Email Removed) wrote on 21 Nov 2003:
[nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke. (Broken link.)[/nq]
That's for everyone else.
I can't figure out if she's 57 or 61 years old now. Bad article and worse picture.
[nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke. (Broken link.)[/nq]
That's for everyone else.
I can't figure out if she's 57 or 61 years old now. Bad article and worse picture.
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On 21 Nov 2003 11:43:18 GMT, CyberCypher
[nq:2]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After ... is supposed to be spoke. (Broken link.)[/nq]
[nq:1]That's for everyone else. I can't figure out if she's 57 or 61 years old now. Bad article and worse picture.[/nq]
By one of those weird synchronicity thingies now often referred to as "glitches in the Matrix", I was disconcer
[nq:2]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After ... is supposed to be spoke. (Broken link.)[/nq]
[nq:1]That's for everyone else. I can't figure out if she's 57 or 61 years old now. Bad article and worse picture.[/nq]
By one of those weird synchronicity thingies now often referred to as "glitches in the Matrix", I was disconcer
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Ross Howard (Email Removed) wrote on 21 Nov 2003:
[nq:1]By one of those weird synchronicity thingies now often referred to as "glitches in the Matrix", I was disconcerted to find that she looks remarkably like Rhea Perlman.[/nq]
You could tell? I thought her style type resembled Joan Collins, myself. I'm thinking about how I would have recognized her if I couldn't tell my wife from my hat,
[nq:1]By one of those weird synchronicity thingies now often referred to as "glitches in the Matrix", I was disconcerted to find that she looks remarkably like Rhea Perlman.[/nq]
You could tell? I thought her style type resembled Joan Collins, myself. I'm thinking about how I would have recognized her if I couldn't tell my wife from my hat,
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[nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke.[/nq]
[nq:1](Broken link.)[/nq]
This conclusively proves that RP is the default way of speaking, and that all other accents are wrong. :-)
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This conclusively proves that RP is the default way of speaking, and that all other accents are wrong. :-)
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"Simon R. Hughes" (Email Removed) ha scritto nel messaggio
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I, for one, am rather stunned. Is that a tragedy? I mean, if an Italian from Northern Italy one day began speaking with a southern accent (and I can assure you that accents in Italy are pretty different from each other) it would be just funny...
Bye-bye, FB
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I, for one, am rather stunned. Is that a tragedy? I mean, if an Italian from Northern Italy one day began speaking with a southern accent (and I can assure you that accents in Italy are pretty different from each other) it would be just funny...
Bye-bye, FB
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[nq:1]This conclusively proves that RP is the default way of speaking, and that all other accents are wrong. :-)[/nq]
Or that British accents are the result of brain injury.
[nq:1]This conclusively proves that RP is the default way of speaking, and that all other accents are wrong. :-)[/nq]
Or that British accents are the result of brain injury.
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[nq:2]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After ... is supposed to be spoke. (Broken link.)[/nq]
[nq:1]That's for everyone else.[/nq]
There was a similar case here where an English woman spoke with a French accent following a stroke (although she could speak no French). I heard her interviewed and found it difficult to believe.
David
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[nq:1]That's for everyone else.[/nq]
There was a similar case here where an English woman spoke with a French accent following a stroke (although she could speak no French). I heard her interviewed and found it difficult to believe.
David
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Simon R. Hughes (Email Removed) wrote in message ...
[nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke.[/nq]
[nq:1](Broken link.)[/nq]
That's fascinating, and not all that unbelievable. When my mother had her stroke, she could hardly talk, and it was difficult for her, but we foun
[nq:1]There is hope for all you speakers American English. After just one small stroke, you may be able to speak English as she is supposed to be spoke.[/nq]
[nq:1](Broken link.)[/nq]
That's fascinating, and not all that unbelievable. When my mother had her stroke, she could hardly talk, and it was difficult for her, but we foun
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