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Ted--I think you left out an e. hee hee hee


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i took french in HS--and i "know" what french looks like..
aux, la, le, oiu--all 'distictively" french looking..

que, habla, de, --all help me recognize Spanish..

German has its own 'distictive look" as does English..


One of my current favourite songs of the monent has a phrase repeated many times. That phrase, when written in Roman characters is "le ja" - German, or French?


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That phrase, when written in Roman characters is "le ja" - German, or French?

Hindi?



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That phrase, when written in Roman characters is "le ja" - German, or French?

Hindi?


Indeed.


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