11-02-2009, 04:08 AM
You cannot begin to tell me that Italian is not an equally discriptive language to German. Please, it is well known how precise and deliberate the Italian language can be.
Christian you mentioned something about simplicity "Dampfschiffahrtskapitänsmützenabzeichenherstellerzulieferbetrieb"? You have got to be joking. Unless someone studies a Germanic language and knows its structure, that though looks like someone threw up the alphabet (no offense). At least in Italian, French, Spanish, etc. words are broken down in smaller segments. Granted it may take more words to say but it is "clean" when finished.
Do not get the wrong idea since I will be studying German shortly since it is one of my favorite languages. I have wanted to study it since highschool but never had the chance.
Christian you mentioned something about simplicity "Dampfschiffahrtskapitänsmützenabzeichenherstellerzulieferbetrieb"? You have got to be joking. Unless someone studies a Germanic language and knows its structure, that though looks like someone threw up the alphabet (no offense). At least in Italian, French, Spanish, etc. words are broken down in smaller segments. Granted it may take more words to say but it is "clean" when finished.
Do not get the wrong idea since I will be studying German shortly since it is one of my favorite languages. I have wanted to study it since highschool but never had the chance.
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