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and ya , u can call it 1 way interaction rgearding sanskrit :D and nikred, thvam eka mahana gardhabaha asi
ya, lilke i said - ur a bomman. :D i'm universal bomman :woot:
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^ Before you and Texy mentioned it, I wasn't even aware that there was a language called Ebonics :((
I know Ebony means black, so I guessed its some African language which was named by some random racist white guy. "Damn, these Ebonies and their Ebonics" :P
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I know Ebony means black' date=' so I guessed its some African language which was named by some random racist white guy. "Damn, these Ebonies and their Ebonics" :P[/quote'] True. Same here. I could guess based on the word. However, I wasn't aware that such a language existed before I read it on this thread. Things you learn on ICF. :winky:
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True. Same here. I could guess based on the word. However' date=' I wasn't aware that such a language existed before I read it on this thread. Things you learn on ICF. :winky:[/quote'] Well its not exactly a language, its just how blacks speak English. Its like they all are rappin'. :cantstop:
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Well its not exactly a language' date=' its just how blacks speak English. Its like they all are rappin'. :cantstop:[/quote'] like thisss :woot: hMtZfW2z9dw
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True. Same here. I could guess based on the word. However' date=' I wasn't aware that such a language existed before I read it on this thread. Things you learn on ICF. :winky:[/quote'] The term Ebonics (a blend of ebony and phonics) gained recognition in 1996 as a result of the Oakland School Board’s use of the term in its proposal to use African American English in teaching Standard English in the Oakland Schools. The term was coined by Robert Williams in 1973, but it wasn’t until the Ebonics controversy that Ebonics became widely used. Most linguists prefer the term African American English as it aligns the variety with regional, national, and sociocultural varieties of English such as British English, Southern English, Cajun English, and so forth.
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I also heard there are 75 ways to 'french' :P
Thats easy. To french can also be said as, 1.To surrender 2. To not bathe 3. To charge a lot for a small amount of food 4. To be racist 5. To wear a beret 6. To cheat on their girlfriend/boyfriends 7. To dress in horizontal stripped T-shirt and many many more
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