For some reason I didn’t want to start my list with with ‘Poles’.
The whole spelling thing still does my head in after a year – I still write the blog in British English except to make a point, but I realise I really should be using US English at work by now. Not that we talk about glamor or color very much, try to avoid rationalizations and items past their expiry date. Of course electronics are problematic – digital is OK, but analog?
Interesting choice of foreign languages – a list of the sleepiest of nationalities perhaps:
Polish
Czechs
Hack3r5
Romanians
you’re right. that is interesting. as is your language name pluralizations. (i’ve put a familiar ‘z’ in there for ya)
For some reason I didn’t want to start my list with with ‘Poles’.
The whole spelling thing still does my head in after a year – I still write the blog in British English except to make a point, but I realise I really should be using US English at work by now. Not that we talk about glamor or color very much, try to avoid rationalizations and items past their expiry date. Of course electronics are problematic – digital is OK, but analog?
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