ibokor  ) wrote:
: AND Books  ) wrote:
: :  wrote:
: : pleez take this drivel elswhere!
: If you do not like our exchange, don't read it.
::
Kocsis you are outa your league here... ibokor is K2... you be a kame or sand
: : dune.... all of which iz not worth it...
ok... its a non-euclidian plane... a reimian-space thing where you both sit
on the apex of Truth... K2 should have been typed "K9" and "kame" should have
been typed Pan-Ural mountains.... my keyboard has been acting funny lately,
sorry!
: : peace --- beka!
^^^^
sorry... another typo, i meant the amphibian (NOT Fa'bia'n) but, "be'ke"!
: Since you brought up the subject of frogs, do you know what
: species these could be?
like a cicada, who visit our woods every seven years, nocturnally sinistrorse
like a vine, or a bokor? :)
sorry to butt in... i'll just continue to nonjudgementally lurk...
as always
janos
: d.A.
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In article  > ibokor, 
writes:
>I didn't keep copies of everything until very recently, and even now
>I've discarded most things again, but my very first posting of mine
>was in response to your comments on someone's poor Hungarian.
>Your comments (in English) were arrogant and patronising, to put
>it kindly. I responded to that by pointing out that your English
>is (understandably) deficient and that it is to your credit
>that persist anyway.
Omigod...
That was a xposted letter from s.c.r in which a Romanian, i don't
remember who, was kidding with O2 (Gyorgy). I found that ditty
funny because i knew it and used it as kid. I simply corrected the
grammar mistakes and asked the guy for a similiar Romanian one.
I even did not xposted the letter back to s.c.romanian. (turned out
he does not read s.c.magyar because i did get no Romanian ditty)
You say i was "arrogant and patronising". What exactly happened
was that i sided with a Romanian in a rude Hun.-Rom. discussion
because he at least showed some sense of humour.
>For your information, Zurich is in the see of Chur, although there
>are moves afoot to establich a see of Zurich as well.
I am not going to deal with the grammar of this sentence because
of my poor command of English but as far as i know the Zurich-See
has nothing to do with Chur. At least it did not yesterday evening
yet when we had flown over it before we landed at Kloten in nice,
clear weather.
Tamas
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Who watched the Hungarian TV2 yesterday at 18.13???
I saw one man called "Gyalu bacsi". His correct name Gelu Pateanu.
He died in April 1995 in Budapest.
He was "like" the hungarian Mocsari Lajos who was not loved, because he
was very kind with the romanians. So kind was Gelu P. with the hungarians.
He translated a lot of hungarians, like:
Bornemissza, Arany, Moricz, Orkeny (it was played five years in the
Municipal in Bucharest the "Macskajatek"; in english maybe CatPlay is the
good transl.)
If any of you know more about Gelu P. and your english is better than mine,
please write sg. about this man. Thanx!
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