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thank you marval, thanks mat, i'm very glad to be meeting fantastic people here.
...and learning to be sympathetic and accommodatingto speakers of various vernaculars
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Last edited by sandal; Feb-08-2012 at 16:00.
I'm seeing you backing off through some diplomacy here.
What happened, sandal?
Did someone from North American let you in on some "turkey talk",
if I can "gobble-gobble" a little here myself?
However, this is the computer age. Maybe you just want to be a turkey-lurkey.
Jus'typin'.
Last edited by John Watt; Feb-14-2012 at 23:20. Reason: misplaced quotation mark
dear john watt,
being a secret (not anymore) admirer of the –sometimes explosive- humor in JHC’s posts, where he often imitates street-speeches, accents thru distorted spelling; i was referring to mat’s sarcastic remark on JHC’s ‘eloquence’, and his cheerful answer (both a few posts above). amused by their exchange of jokes, i was meaning to remark on mat’s jokingly teasing post. that i needed to explain it makes clear how well i could make myself understood
to avoid undue crowding of a13ch’s thread, let me reply your questions and remarks here: aleatoric music is, shortly, indeterminate or chance music (dice music), practiced and promoted by some genius! composers of the last hundred years (as i believe you know much better than i do). my joke was that a 'cleg' or a fly walking about on a staff would provide an opportunity for a sight-reading musician to make pure and true aleatoric music (i.e., aleatoric music par excellence). beer would surely help, but something dryer would be highly recommended to ease perpetrating the heresy
being aware, from your posts, of your diligence on the proper use of the language, i gather that you are annoyed by my language. having never been to an english speaking country, it is true that i generally feel even less at ease with spoken english, especially as it gets less formal and more colloquial. i know i sometimes sound awkward, anachronistic, even quasi-victorian (and sometimes can’t help mocking it myself), but that’s the best i can do.
as to the gobbledygook on diplomacy, etc, which as they stand in your post are quite incomprehensible to me: perhaps, in the light of the above, you would like to rephrase them, so that even i can understand.
cordially
Last edited by sandal; Feb-15-2012 at 03:57.
Well said Jandel, a dear john letter?? I couldn't have put it better me self, an I understand you much easier than I overstand Jhonny What.
It has been said that English is the hardest language to understand because of the multiple use of some words, and the difference an inflection can make to a meaning. Colloquialisms make it even harder. I love the different accents and slang which are used in England, even if it sometimes causes confusion. I remember asking a Liverpudlian how he had travelled here. "Transport" he replied, which confused me until someone explained that in Liverpool TRANSPORT meant he had use of a car. Ho Hum. Enjoy your time here Sandal and do not worry too much about interpretations.
teddy
Managed to multi post this.
teddy
Last edited by teddy; Feb-15-2012 at 11:45.
Would not post, then entered it twice and would not delete so I changed it
teddy
I do think the system is still bugged
Hello! I am also new to the forums. I love music of all kinds and also love talking about it!
greetings silverdy357,
you have joined a fantastic forum of 'suprafantabulous' people, which some of us had to 'work hard and pray consistently' to find.
nice to meet you. please feel at home here (as far i am allowed to say this as a newbie, myself)
i'm confident you'll find more premium music-talk here than you can handle![]()
Last edited by sandal; Feb-16-2012 at 18:50.
Hello silverdy357
Welcome to the forum, I look forward to you joining in.
Margaret