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  1. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    Those are some very enlightening insights to living in Japan, Jay. I haven't heard much about the clean up operations and how things are going over there since just after the tsunami. Usually the rebuilding after a disaster picks the economy up a notch. Has it been the case there?
  2. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    And so the Town Crier might hail that not all is as well as it should be in the township.
  3. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    Are there Bawdy House's in your township, Jay?
  4. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    I figured as much, but didn't want to merely assume.
  5. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    Bawdy House's?
  6. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    No elephants here, but plenty of them Andes camels though. Yuppie pets of the rich clients on the coast.
  7. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    Dang, I said it wrong!
  8. gf beranek

    I think its "hear ye", not, "here ye"

    It's funny. I've known foreigners who's English speaking skills far exceed that of most English speaking people I know. Let alone the common sayings. What is it? Vernacular, context and syntax that throw all the twists of the English language into turmoil that we scratch our heads and wonder...
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