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Original post by translucent

I din't criticise his spelling/punctuation or grammar I just found his broken English amusing :teehee:

What u mean by broken English? :O I had never heard that concept/expression before

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Kindle + Internet = shakespeare muaha

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Original post by Colpejafort

What u mean by broken English? :O I had never heard that concept/expression before

Sigues aburridilla Madrileña??

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Original post by Colpejafort

What u mean by broken English? :O I had never heard that concept/expression before

Definition:
A pejorative term for a limited register of English used by a non-native speaker.

Broken English may be fragmented, incomplete, and/or marked by faulty syntax and inappropriate diction.

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Original post by Denzel Hayes

Sigues aburridilla Madrileña??

Bueno, despues de hacerme sopa de Gallina Blanca como que menos hahahaha pero si hijo si

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Original post by James82

Definition:
A pejorative term for a limited register of English used by a non-native speaker.

Broken English may be fragmented, incomplete, and/or marked by faulty syntax and inappropriate diction.

Cheers

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Original post by Colpejafort

Bueno, despues de hacerme sopa de Gallina Blanca como que menos hahahaha pero si hijo si

HAhaha. Hazte una tortilla con atún o algo más nutritivo!

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Original post by Denzel Hayes

HAhaha. Hazte una tortilla con atún o algo más nutritivo!

I ran out of eggsssssss my darling

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AverageExcellence

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Original post by Colpejafort

And you? What do you think of him?

Ive done only a bit of reading on him, as a history student he seems like quite an interesting and controversial character. Others call him a facist and a brutal tyrant, Others say hes a role model and a protector of catholic spain. Whats especially controverisal was his role for ww2 and his questionable involvement.

its only been since 2005 that his final statue was taken down. Even the current spanish king was put in power on his nod.

I was wondering how modern spain perceived him as a leader.

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Vamos Rafa!

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Golden_Boy786

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Original post by Colpejafort

Could you send me a parcel with some Spanish food? Some tortilla, cocido madrileño, fabada, and torrijas would be very welcomed tbh.

you can get that in Britain as well you know.

Si de verdad quieres una buena comida española que deberías visitar en Glasgow. Estoy seguro de que podría dar cabida a usted. :biggrin:

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Original post by Golden_Boy786

you can get that in Britain as well you know.

Si de verdad quieres una buena comida española que deberías visitar en Glasgow. Estoy seguro de que podría dar cabida a usted. :biggrin:

Ella sabe que si quiere una buena comida Española, como en España en ningún sitio hamijo.

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Original post by AverageExcellence

Ive done only a bit of reading on him, as a history student he seems like quite an interesting and controversial character. Others call him a facist and a brutal tyrant, Others say hes a role model and a protector of catholic spain. Whats especially controverisal was his role for ww2 and his questionable involvement.

its only been since 2005 that his final statue was taken down. Even the current spanish king was put in power on his nod.

I was wondering how modern spain perceived him as a leader.

Indeed, and that's something i hate. They call it democracy but there are still remains from the Generalisimo era.
Well, considering that he killed half of the population who were against him....... I guess there's quite a few people who still support him which I find embarrassing :rolleyes:

There's still an annual march on november the 20th honouring him.
There isnt a vast majority still considering him a role model (or at least this is what i hope), but considering that Spain is quite a right-wing country...I wouldn't say his actions are quite condemned either. I only read on the newspaper a few days ago that a Franquist symbol had just been removed from some..public building i think.

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Original post by Denzel Hayes

Ella sabe que si quiere una buena comida Española, como en España en ningún sitio hamijo.

So where is the best place to eat in Spain. I'm hoping to visit there soon this year!

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Original post by Golden_Boy786

you can get that in Britain as well you know.

Si de verdad quieres una buena comida española que deberías visitar en Glasgow. Estoy seguro de que podría dar cabida a usted. :biggrin:

Nothing like mom's and granny's food im afraid! haha I went to Glasgow before Christmas but I didnt know about any spanish food restaurant :O

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