Posted by: pro_junior [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 23, 2006 05:12PM
Okay, not to be an asshole or anything...if you want to post in english, please learn to use it correctly. Typos are one thing, but lately there has been a lot of postings on here that make absolutely no sense.
(ex: AND He is a friend of the Justice. He never forgive any of Abuse.)
What is that supposed to mean?!
I know you have just as much right to post here as I do, and I make mistakes too.
I guess what I'm trying to say is; if your post is unintelligible, why bother posting it? Why say something that nobody will understand?

I don't speak spanish, therefore I would not go onto a spanish language site and say something like: hola mis nombres, buena visión, bien venidos!

Okay, I'm finished ranting...maybe I should go back to bed...
Posted by: zxz555 [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 23, 2006 07:41PM
Post memorable discuss user realname answer to poll three question enough answer I voted Bush is a Nazi?! No! Goebbels was Nazi. Bush like tree. etc etc. Be polite to Japan, N. Korea like heavy snow. People should be more clitorate. =Now= I know what *I* am trying to say!
Posted by: shaDEz [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 23, 2006 09:52PM
clitorate?
Posted by: fossil_digger [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 23, 2006 10:43PM
slurpee,slurpee
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 24, 2006 09:02AM
=AND He is a friend of the Justice. He never forgive any of Abuse.=
I know who is he. But he said 'Sorry for my poor English'.
We should be more literate. But should try what they're trying to say for like HIM.
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 24, 2006 09:05AM
...Haha, =didn't work= ...
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 24, 2006 10:47AM
"AND He is a friend of the Justice. He never forgive any of Abuse" - it's not difficult to understand this and it's clear this post is from someone who has learnt English as a second language: we should allow for this and applaud his efforts - I know my own attempts at French and Dutch have greatly amused the natives. What is more difficult to accept is the appalling illiteracy of so many native English speakers, many of whom claim to have had a college education. This is a sad indictment of educational standards in the western world.
Posted by: pulse [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 24, 2006 03:23PM
Maybe your =equals symbols= are crap because =mine works fine= ..
Posted by: zxz555 [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 24, 2006 05:59PM
226229 took the words I am too stupid to articulate right out of my mouth that is too malformed to form them.

Lets all use a second language, no babelfish, and see how well we communicate with each other. Give TT a break. ...and yes, clitorate, literacy of the female form.
Posted by: fossil_digger [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 25, 2006 05:02AM
o.k.zxz, hgtus ducjkgn fook grewaliad deroklumford?
Posted by: zxz555 [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 25, 2006 09:57PM
f_d, if you talk about my mother like that again, I will not be held responsible for my actions!
Posted by: TommyT [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 08:37AM
[www.plus613.com]

*Anonymous@226229 posted on January 24, 2006, 10:47 am*
"AND He is a friend of the Justice. He never forgive any of Abuse" - it's not difficult to understand this and it's clear this post is from someone who has learnt English as a second language.

*Yes. I learnt Very Old (About 100 years ago) English at Juniour high school and High school ONLY 6 years.*
I say again specialy "So my English is very poor". And "Sorry for my poor English".

I tried again Babel Fish.
I wanted to translate "My English is very unskillful. I can not speak English in skillfully." (Omit the following)
...I want to cry again...
Posted by: mkcerusky [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 08:45AM
Automatic on-line translations are crap. And yes, I am one of those non-native english speakers and I think I can understand roughly the meaning of the statement "AND He is a friend of the Justice. He never forgive any of Abuse"....so, what's the problem with it? Is peaople complaining for the non perfect stle of our english, is people complaining because they "really" cannot understand what we ar saying? In the second case soetimes it might be enough to ask for clarifications when you don't understand a specific statement.
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 08:51AM
Poor old Tommy...
Posted by: mkcerusky [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 09:45AM
Enjoy this babelfish simple experiment, and see how odd such translations can be: [www.plus613.com]
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 10:21AM
Don't take on so, mkcerusky; I think p_j's original complaint was about the lack of literacy among native English-speakers. Due to the decline in educational standards, it's now accepted that most foreigners speak better English than the British....and that =everybody= speaks better English than the Americans.
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 04:45PM
Anonymous@123125
See you TommyT's comments?
He tried to speak more better American's English and Pure English.
But he said 'Sorry for my poor English.'
How do you think about it?
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 06:36PM
I think you missed the point, 234155, which is that we expect better standards of literacy from those for whom English is their first language. We all know how difficult it is learn as a second language and applaud Tommy's efforts, for which he has no need to apologise. At least, he's trying: few Americans, Britons and Australians even bother to learn other languages.

Posted by: fossil_digger [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 26, 2006 10:27PM
ZXZ: ducjkgn, is masculine form, it's your daddy i was dissin'. :~}

to all my japanese friends: quit worrying about your english, we can understand what you're trying to say no problem.
thank you for trying, i'm very proud to have non-americanized japanese as friends.

Posted by: Tommyfun [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 27, 2006 01:32AM
[www.plus613.com]
He will need it.
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 31, 2006 02:17AM
When Babel Fish Translation is used, it is converted to, a more terrible English.&#12288disappointed smileyJ>E)
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 31, 2006 02:20AM
As for Babelfish translation when being used,, a more terrible England it is changed. (E>J>E again)
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 31, 2006 02:23AM
In regard to Babelfish translation, being used, when a more terrible England changing. (E again>J again>E again2)
Posted by: Anonymous [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: January 31, 2006 02:27AM
In regard to Babelfish translation, the time England is more terrible it is modified is used. (E again2>J again2> E final)

You see?
Tommy's "Poor English" is more and more better and fine than BFT.
Of course, I know what they're trying to say!
Posted by: BFT [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: February 03, 2006 07:13AM
*Welcome to Babel Fish Translation!*
Posted by: pro_junior [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: February 06, 2006 04:49AM
as-hay anyone-yay oticed-nay at-thay abel-bay ish-fay oesn't-day offer-yay ig-pay atin-lay anslations-tray? if-yay ou-yay eeded-nay o-tay anslate-tray ig-pay atin-lay, ou-yay ould-way e-bay ewed-scray...
Posted by: gruff [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: February 06, 2006 06:13AM
ALL
YOUR
BASE
Posted by: tribucian [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: February 06, 2006 04:11PM
Tommy, you speak better English than most Americans that I know. And we know who you are; you're Tommy. Now, all of these anonymi who log in to flame regular posters and dribble illiterate tripe onto the screen is a whole different ball of wax. Yes, I use an alias. Why? Well that is another thread, isn't it?
Posted by: TommyT [x] - (67.168.225.---)
Date: February 11, 2006 07:42AM
Sorry for too late to say "Thank you" tribucian.

Now I try to learn more "modern" and "soft" English. An "American English" too.
Some time I use Babel Fish. But I use Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionary every time.

So I say "No, I know what they're trying to say." cause of trying and pains myself.
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