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No good words me. Do think you me help?

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
No good words me. Do think you me help?
Eye dew knot no wear ewe mite go too bee Abel two right good

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According to esteemed general forum Doctors Smaug, Blackamp, Attacking The King, Crowley

and Huckleberry... a withered old 'coat upon a stick' should be able to help you immensely.




-jon duh


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Edit: Remember the words of 'Larry The Cable Guy', "Half the people you know are below average."


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Me no comprende...

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
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Edit: Remember the words of 'Larry The Cable Guy', "Half the people you know are below average."


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Here errs Larry: half of the people you know are below the median.

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Ain't no one no more can't speak no good English.

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At least we don't say "aluminium".

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Originally posted by Suzianne
At least we don't say "aluminium".
Spanish - Aluminio
German - Aluminium
British English - Aluminium
Portuguese - Alumínio
French - Aluminium
Dutch - Aluminium
Latin - Aluminium
Danish - Aluminium
Romanian - Aluminiu
Afrikaans - Aluminium
...
the list goes on and on.

Always with a i after the n.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Spanish - Aluminio
German - Aluminium
British English - Aluminium
Portuguese - Alumínio
French - Aluminium
Dutch - Aluminium
Latin - Aluminium
Danish - Aluminium
Romanian - Aluminiu
Afrikaans - Aluminium
...
the list goes on and on.

Always with a [b]i
after the n.

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Spanish - Aluminio
German - Aluminium
British English - Aluminium
Portuguese - Alumínio
French - Aluminium
Dutch - Aluminium
Latin - Aluminium
Danish - Aluminium
Romanian - Aluminiu
Afrikaans - Aluminium
...
the list goes on and on.

Always with a i after the n.

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Fixed!

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Originally posted by Palynka
Spanish - Aluminio
German - Aluminium
British English - Aluminium
Portuguese - Alumínio
French - Aluminium
Dutch - Aluminium
Latin - Aluminium
Danish - Aluminium
Romanian - Aluminiu
Afrikaans - Aluminium
...
the list goes on and on.

Always with a [b]i
after the n.

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Then explain, please, why the oxide of "aluminium" is universally spelled "alumina" and not "aluminia".

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Then explain, please, why the oxide of "aluminium" is universally spelled "alumina" and not "aluminia".
Are you saying that the near-universal spelling of alumina lacking the i, trumps the fact that the near-universal spelling of aluminium includes an i?

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Originally posted by Palynka
Are you saying that the near-universal spelling of alumina lacking the i, trumps the fact that the near-universal spelling of aluminium includes an i?
I'm just saying that even those countries spelling it "aluminium", spell the oxide "alumina". Seems to me they are the ones facing a dichotomy.