TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by capn qwerty on Sun May 31, 2009 4:40 pm

RT, there's a difference between spelling and pronunciation.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by ReconToaster on Sun May 31, 2009 4:52 pm

capn qwerty wrote:RT, there's a difference between spelling and pronunciation.


It's pronounced with a 'Z' and should therefore be spelled with a 'Z.'

Eh?

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by KrAzY on Sun May 31, 2009 4:55 pm

my bosses name is spelled Sveinn

its pronounced Svaid

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by Cheese on Sun May 31, 2009 5:06 pm

ReconToaster wrote:
Cheese wrote:Which?

I wasn't aware there was a differing spelling in there.

Ideot? Razz That's just ridiculous...


no. 'Realised'

IT'S PRONOUNCED WITH A 'Z' GOD DAMNIT!


Tell that to aluminium!!

What of Einsteinium, Rubidium, Potassium? Unless you actually do say rubidum... in which case, NO!

Also all British spelling is spelt like that. Realised, hospitalised, randomised, criticised. So at least we're consistent in our stupidity Razz

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by ReconToaster on Sun May 31, 2009 5:21 pm

Cheese wrote:Tell that to aluminium!!


Well, Aluminium was initially 'Aluminum' in England as well. The guys who discovered it re-named it, and Webster did not.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by Cheese on Sun May 31, 2009 5:54 pm

ReconToaster wrote:
Cheese wrote:Tell that to aluminium!!


Well, Aluminium was initially 'Aluminum' in England as well. The guys who discovered it re-named it, and Webster did not.


Well if they renamed it then it's still 'aluminium'. I think they get credit over webster Razz

Also fish can be spelt ghoti.

gh as in cough, o as in women, ti as in nation. Point being that language is as wonderful as it is stupid. This is especially true of English.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by Angatar on Sun May 31, 2009 5:56 pm

Actually, English is just extremely hard. The only language harder I think would be chinese, as you have a symbol for every word instead of letters.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by ReconToaster on Sun May 31, 2009 6:15 pm

Angatar wrote:Actually, English is just extremely hard. The only language harder I think would be chinese, as you have a symbol for every word instead of letters.


Not really. I mean... that's true.... but even most people in China use the Latin alphabet, spelling out the Chinese pronunciation.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by Rasq'uire'laskar on Sun May 31, 2009 8:25 pm

Nah, Russian is harder.

And then there's the smaller languages. Those are a royal pain in the rear!

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by Cheese on Sun May 31, 2009 8:30 pm

I'd imagine Russian would have latin grammar structure. And you're right about the smaller languages, Rasq. Welsh is pretty tough stuff. Not as hard as a new alphabet one though.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by ReconToaster on Sun May 31, 2009 9:26 pm

Cheese wrote:I'd imagine Russian would have latin grammar structure. And you're right about the smaller languages, Rasq. Welsh is pretty tough stuff. Not as hard as a new alphabet one though.


And Latin structure is fucking ridiculous. There is ABSOLUTELY no sentence structure. NONE. The way you interpret the sentences is all based on declensions, not word order. IT IS AWFUL!

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by thane321 on Sun May 31, 2009 9:33 pm

ReconToaster wrote:
capn qwerty wrote:RT, there's a difference between spelling and pronunciation.


It's pronounced with a 'Z' and should therefore be spelled with a 'Z.'


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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by ReconToaster on Mon Jun 01, 2009 5:33 pm

Ok, I'm posting the Thread for starship troopers tonight, and it will contain the poll for the next book. Send any book suggestions you have to me TONIGHT by 10:00 PM.

Please make sure that suggestions are:

- Adult reading level
- Of an appropriate genre (no romance, erotica, scripture, ect)
- Justifiable length (200-800 pages)
- Well regarded, or personally appreciated

I will be recycling some of the more popular titles from this poll.

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Re: TCF Book Club (UPDATED)

Post by Cheese on Mon Jun 01, 2009 5:52 pm

Lol, nobody will have heard of mine apart from me. I care not! I'll say em anyway!

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