Het was typisch, ik had college gehad over bi-langue, een onderwerp dat behandeld wordt in het boek Amour bilingue van Abdelkebir Khatibi en daarna keek ik op dat poëzieforum waar ik zit en zag ik een zogenaamde member challenge waarbij je de zin 'In sweetened tea, I am the crinkled leaves' moest gebruiken en ik wilde graag schrijven, want schrijven is nu eenmaal een stuk leuker dan je verdiepen in Derrida, dus besloot ik om eraan mee te doen en toen dacht ik dat het toch inderdaad wel typisch was, omdat ik nu dus in het Engels een gedicht zou gaan schrijven terwijl ik toch eigenlijk Nederlandstalig ben en dat ik mijn collegestof nu eigenlijk meteen in de praktijk zou gaan brengen. (Oké, dat was een hele lange zin.) Ik houd er altijd van om collegestof toe te passen, om er iets mee te doen. Theoretisch klopt er dan waarschijnlijk geen hout meer van, maar voor mij komt het pas tot leven als ik het zelf tot leven heb gebracht. Vandaar dus dit gedicht. Volgens Khatibi b...

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OK, after having proved a little my new orthography, here I go with more issues.

A big one is punctuation. How do languages with an Arabic script deal with punctuation signs? Do they use the Western ones or other of their own? Because I'm aware Arabic goes just OK without punctuation.

I thought of using the fatha for the stress, using it only to mark stress when ambiguity appears, but not normally.

I need apostrophes anyway, and I think I can't do further without them.

I'll have a try with a little sentence.

English: This is a sample sentence in my new ortography.
Spanish: Esto es una frase de prueba en mi nueva ortografía.
loqu's Andalusian:

Well I can least say one thing:

Long time no see! My absence from this wonderful wonderful place is due to 2 things. And these things were both a pain in the ass. They are the following:

1. The fact that I was without the internet for months.
2. LIFE ( It got in the way )

So that's why. How did I wind up without the internet for months you ask? It's a long long complicated story that I'd rather not go into because I can't remember all the intricate details and that also some of it is personal and I wouldn't want stuff like that out in the "public".

So now you know where I've been. So what will this wonderful blog of mine contain? All sorts. Although I'm thinking of adding all my findings on Korean on here because it's my favorite language in the whole wide world and I don't really have a place to put all my Korean things in ( other then my journals ). So this is a first!

YAY! Me so happy! ...

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When we write something on a piece of paper it convey a message. Our language is something to do with our communication, it also has something to do with our writing capabilities. In order to communicate people need to learn the basic language and the basic things to speak and write our language. Every country has their native tongue and every native people knows how to speak it, otherwise they cannot understand what they are saying or what they want to speak out. As a writer every write ups they do, have the message they want to convey on every topic they are engaged to do so, like custom essay, short stories or even blog. That most people now a days do as part of their routines and tell everything they want to tell to the world.

Language has different paces, it has short ones, a long usage of words and synonymous to every word it has. But all of that are very important to every people.

I have noticed that within the languages categories of spanish which includes spanish from many countries including mine(Mexico) there is no category mentioning USA SPANISH and SPANGLISH. Since I moved to the US I have found American spanish facinating, and although at first I resisted talking like it (thinking it was an incorrect language), in the end I ended up talking like the millions of Hispanics that live in the USA, using alternaly US SAPNISH dialect and SPANGLISH. I think is important that the USA spanish should be included, since it varies importantly from any other hispanic countries- but is still manly spanish, and have enough speakers to be considered an important dialetc, different from other languages in the USA.

I also wanna discuss the other language that is widely spoken in the US that is a mixing of two languages SPANGLISH. which is different from the spanish spoke in the US, since it is mostly half english and has his own tricks, and is manly spoken by the American...

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