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Mir fehlt der Fleiss beim Biertrinken... Ich dachte dass es ...
Teacher: ... so "a" as a prefix usually means "on" as in "at...
"How do you mean "inherently"?' context was domestication of...
"What will come of English?" "What is to come of English?" "...
Anwulf: You are right about being downunder; the peach-bloss...
"inherently" .... well of course this means "per se" or "by ...
Aengelfolc: the word "empirical" came up again and I was won...
Aengelfolc: "incontinence" in modern usage usually refers to...
"The neolithic revolution had important consequences" >> "T...
Angelfolc: so "geornnes" means "earnest" or horniness??...
May I put forward that we build month names akin to Czech? (...
It's pretty easy to teach the word ontology; begin with eina...
Sometimes it seems as if "academic" means using non-English ...
When I went to skule we called it "the old stone age" "middl...
"instance" although perhaps taken from latin has the same ro...
yes some languages (I think Portuguese off the cuff) have t...
"There is more to the craft of body-thirling than meets the ...
"Body thirlings by skilled craftsman: ear- nose- tongue- and...
AnWulf: "He is the communications officer." There are of cou...
AnWulf: Oh dear, opening up such a great can of worms! I me...
Anwulf: I think you can keep "trait" as long as you pronounc...
Ængelfolc: yes "decided" can take an object so it is okay; I...
Or maybe I'm just a poor teacher!!...
AEngelfolc: There are no rules; it's just a description of w...
This: "a given name" <<<< a name which was given (note this ...
Ængelfolc: "In German, we say "ausgestorben", which means 'e...
Yes the point about a thesaurus is it does not provide words...
Wanted: teacher with ten years' jobfare. Wanted: captain wi...
I have a background in accounting and software; this is quit...
Wanted teacher with at least ten years' experience.. The pr...
Wanted: teacher with minimum ten years' industry ordeal.. W...
AnWulf: yes Orwell was right. The real question is what to d...
There! and I thought electricity was named in honor of some ...
And I'm open to your input...
If I may put an idea forward..... ...
AnWulf: I'm with you; the "should" version sounds odd to me ...
AnWulf: yes - the tricky bit is why "What are you doing this...
Today I watched someone trying to explain the difference bet...
Ængelfolc: from www.thefreedictionary.com/curious: "curious...
Ængelfolc: well done for picking up on my oh so English rema...
AnWulf: I wrote "to teach how to teach": this means teaching...
Ængelfolc: 1) Some dictionaries give all possible meanings. ...
This week's challenge: to teach how to teach the sounds and ...
"curious" does not suggest any underhand earnest whereas bei...
I was just wondering why was the cat wondering???...
AnWulf: "I'm reviewing a paper from a Tunsian woman." A mode...
"academic" varies in meaning from "learned", "studious", "th...
I would like to requicken the word "earnest" in the meaning ...
1)"Enlightened" !!! I think not! (Bedimmed would be more tr...
A) "American inflows are far too widespread and not always o...
AnWulf: Yourr take on academic writing is not wrong; however...
"to be stood down"; is an "upsidedown" expression...
Remembering your latin: terre, tuli, latum meaning to bear o...
I think Chaucer is for the most part okay; but the KIng Jame...
Oops! I meant pervasive>> widespread ...
"The American influence is far too prevalent and not necessa...
AnWulf: IMHO in general, good storytelling (and poetry) uses...
"we have a good English word for "metaphor": KENNING." well ...
Ængelfolc: metaphor << a "crossover" meaining; a "carryover"...
Ængelfolc: "A trustworthy source would be fine." Sorry, just...
Ængelfolc: Good. I almost put "biggen" instead of "enlarge" ...
Ængelfolc: I have never heard the word biggen (although ther...
Ængelfolc: you have been busy! Wasn't "wanhope" or somethi...
Ængelfolc: "Although" can only be used as a conjunction (lik...
"Although, you are right." ->>> You are right, though. (Sie ...
Ængelfolc:"...in the USA the count might be lower....... " N...
Über allen Gipfeln Ist Ruh' In allen Wipfeln Spürest Du ...
Ængelfolc: "15,000 (words) seems rather high." I based this ...
Ængelfolc: "Hungarian kilincs "door handle" < Old French cli...
"it might help to teach the word-bits if one were to put the...
Automobile >> car (yes it's welsh; why not!)...
Ængelfolc: We get people from all over here: S America, SE A...
Ængelfolc: prefixes we do eg expose, repose, impose, opposit...
Ængelfolc: unfortunately the term "inappropriate behavior" h...
Ængelfolc: As you may be aware in business the English usual...
Ængelfolc: yes but "a bargain" suggests paying less than a f...
Uncompromising -> unuyielding Compromise (n) -> the middle ...
expect the other side to compromise, not me!...
Ængelfolc: on second thoughts I think "kompromissfaehig" (we...
Ængelfolc: Thank you; I did wonder about "flexibel"; "anpass...
Already revived by Beatles: "She loves you, yare, yare, yare...
Ængelfolc: "a 'school' (of Fish) is from Low Germanic schōle...
Ængelfolc: Ich bin fast der selben Meinung; ich hasste auch ...
Ængelfolc: "Did you do your homework already?" not wrong, ju...
Ængelfolc: "Ich habe tatsaechlich mich gerade gefragt, ob Si...
AnWulf:' "Did you read this book?" "Have you read this book?...
"But we are letting British English wither." Which begs the ...
"Stick with MAIL." Aussies do....
Ængelfolc: "Do you mean that it is trickier to learn America...
AnWulf: There are(or were) indeed extensive differences betw...
AnWulf: except that "went" (commonly used as the past of "go...
www.thecheers.org/Entertainment/article_2222_English-Politen...
Ængelfolc: I think it was Willy Brandt (whom I heard giving ...
Ængelfolc: "Why do these sentences come across as too sharp?...
Stanmund: the current terms "boarding pass" and "landing car...
Stanmund: yes indeed; but notice that in all but one case th...
Ængelfolc: Another obvious example: "Could you tell me when ...
Ængelfolc: "Are so many words a "must" in England?" I did ex...
Ængelfolc: the problem with "must" in modern English is the ...
September 11, 2011, 12:04am • 1 vote
on: “Anglish”
Looked up "flattery" only to rediscover it's frankish..... s...