English Abroad

That's a bit harsh, I thought that was a good post.

 

It was. Just pointing out that Brady is Irish.

 

ooopss... Irish. Sorry Liam.

 

Brady joined Arsenal at 14, so while he may not have been British he was certainly a product of English football.

 

Kazim-Richards plays abroad, thank God.

 

Luther Blissett

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Blissett_(nom_de_plume)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Blissett_(footballer)

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I would put language first. Its a well known fact that British people in general only know how to speak one language even though the're supposed to know more, like the rest of the euro.

 

I would put language first. Its a well known fact that British people in general only know how to speak one language even though the're supposed to know more, like the rest of the euro.

 

I see you are a big fan of copy and paste..

 

So which one do we learn then numb nuts? The professional business language of the world is English. We won the bloody war so everyone else should dam well learn English. How many americans have you met that speak a different language and can actually pronounce foreign words properly? English is the recognised language of the EU. Its lucky we already speak it so we dont need to learn another one. You can get by in English in most european countries... well accept germany obviously. Whats the point in learning say... french when only the french speak it. That will be helpfull in spain wont it. Everyone learns English. Here in Denmark the Queen lowered the age and they learn English from 6 up. Proper English too none of that yank rubbish.

English is the number 1 language of Europe... if not the world. So learn it

 

oh...I speak fairly fluent German, quite alot of spanish and i can seriously insult your mother and sisters in arabic

 

Michael bridges joins Sydney Fc
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=451150

 

Very eloquently put Sirrah...........

I'm fairly good with French, but only get to use it once a year on our golf holiday and then the Frogs all answer in English anyway, so I don't know why I bothered?

A smile or crying are the same in any language, exactly the same as playing a hole with your knob out, everyone comprehends the underlying meaning...

 

Fair points. Then again, maybe you should set an example and learn it first?

 

Das ist schon recht beeindruckend. Aber meine Mutter koennte es leider nicht wuerdigen.

 

Thats easy for you to say...........

 

And for how many years has she worn a bucket on her head?

 

Oh, the bucket? She only really wears it on her way back from the pub at night. Lessens the impact when she staggers into a lamp post, and protects her against attacks by hooligans. You should try it sometime.

Anyway, I was of course hoping for a reply by Shortbloke in his self-proclaimed fluent German, but sadly that didn't happen.

 

vie ist... ver piss dich du schwantz lutcher? If you read my post again you arrogant cock-knocker you will see 'fairly fluent'... i leant in the pubs there, shagging german birds and playing footy for a german pub team...usw i cant spell to save my life and cant really read that much. But it really does not bother me. Honest

 

not sure i would actually get my knob out to prove a point but i can see yours

 

oh and i did a 6 week colloquial german course in the army. I was the one that has to knock on famers doors and say 'durfen wir en ihr stall ubernatchten fritzy?'

 

Ok fair enough, that's fairly fluent.

Hope you didn't catch food-and-mouth disease from the German "girls" you shagged in these stables, btw. Do you tend to drool a lot and post incoherent stuff?

 

He did get a blue tongue though!

 

germans have never been very funny.....yaaawn

 

Well of course nobody is nearly as funny as you, you funny little man!