09-09-2006, 05:00 AM
My mother language is Spanish, and as you can see, I keep a, at least, correct English for writing. Truth is, Spanish is infinitely more complicated and richer than English. I guess it's much simpler for a Spanish speaker to learn English than viceversa. But still, if a non-native English speaker like myself can get it right, there's no fucking excuse for a native one. You know, that reminds me of my late doggy. If you told him 'Get out! Shoo!' he wouldn't budge, but if you politely told him 'Excuse me' he would get up and out of the way. So if a dog can learn manners, why kids can't? (when you see kids out there that behave like vandals, and some say 'You can't help it, kids today are like that...').
You know what I think? That they follow an average pattern of behavior; just the way they are with the writing, they are in other aspects of their lives. The kind of people that might not eat if they have to wash the dish afterwards.
You know what I think? That they follow an average pattern of behavior; just the way they are with the writing, they are in other aspects of their lives. The kind of people that might not eat if they have to wash the dish afterwards.