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Re: I forget what the subject was
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Sun, 4 Oct 1998 04:18:01 GMT
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Paulo Caparica Junior wrote in message
> Moz (Chris Moseley) wrote:
> I don't speak spanish very well either, just a little so I don't get
> lost and hungry at other the countries in Latin America (I speak
> portugese as everyone in Brazil).
Oops. Sorry, I tend to forget which side of the line is which. Luckily?
I've never been there so it hasn't really been a problem... Not
that being unable to speak Portugese in Brazil is likely to be less
of a problem than no Spanish in Mexico.
> In portugese you don't have an interrogative form (is that way it's
> called?), when you want to make a question you just tuck a question
> mark at the end of the sentence, like this:
Cool. I assume when speaking it's a matter of intonation, then. The
anglonesian rising intonation could make life interesting in places
like that. Everything we say sounds like a question...
> The only other guy that I know is Leonardo Zide from Rio de Janeiro.He
> wrote that nice program Leocad.
Which is way too hard for me to learn, and I suspect my video card is
too cheap - even small models (like the bobcat on my web page) take a very
long time to load. But I haven't spent a lot of time on it, as I'm content
with LEdit and POV-Par for now.
Moz
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