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Christianity, and minor elements have also been incorporated, though always through the Romano-Germanic sieve. The coordinate axis keeps the line drawn from Central Alps down the Rhin (Romanic southwest, Germanic northeast) into England (a notable people who has patiently taken a thousand years with the stubborn purpose of constructing an exactly half Romanic, half Germanic language, wow). As I have myself both Romanic and Germanic ancestries (“the melting pot” and all that stuff), I can't easily tell to what extent my viewpoints on this matter develop from nitty-gritty, or just from sentimental vapors.
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b) I very much appreciate your proposal that I start a Romano-Germanic portal. I felt myself honored and took my time to consider it. But I'm sorry I must decline. As you can see on my user page, I'm currently busy on things other than WP. Additionally, I wouldn't even know where to begin. Yet I'll
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Egyptian Colloquial Arabic, but since the Arab wikipedia is in Standard Arabic, i cannot contribute much and i will have a
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Greetings Zack Holly
Venturi, We seem to have reached a misunderstanding at the Escher article page. I did not delete your (?) edit to the Alhambra. The only thing I deleted (and pasted on the discussion page for anyone to check out) was some (IMHO) weird reference to a rapper. Sorry if you were
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Gee, you've realized I'm a nutty supporter of the “Romano-Germanic culture” idea. With the least intention to appear highfalutin, I'd dare to put forward that the nub of this concept is the interaction between Roman(ic) and Germanic peoples as the crucible where modern European culture has been
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Zack, I see your're an aficionado of languages. The Latin Europe desastre really needs a makeover, and your suggestion to kick off the revolution is perfect. Well its time to light the fireworks and you're the man to do it, just by changing the opening along the lines you suggested. Be BOLD!
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I have to say what you did to the Romano-Germanic culture article was very well done. I have since added a section to the article, and am gathering sources for a renaissance view on the term. Maybe you have studied Venetic Theory, many good points are brought up by many notable scholars on the
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Hi, I fixed the Lindenberg article. There was a missing heading from my translation of the German article (Chartplatzierungen - Place in the Charts). I've added an appropriate English heading and added a footnote for the D, A & CH headings (yes you got it right). Thanks for your interest.
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I've had a look to the “Latin Europe” article and I'm afraid it seems more of a bizarre concoction of unsourced poppycock to me. In my opinion, full cleanup with special attention to sourcing should be done. But I'm extremely interested so I hope to be able to collaborate as soon as
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As you can see, though the results returned by Google Search may vary in absolute value as a function of time, their relative proportions use to remain more or less constant. Umm/Um Kulthum (English) and Oum/Om Kalthoum (French) are the most accepted spellings in European
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subject of the modern Slovens and some latin roots. Slovenia like many other countries have been called "Latin European" in the past. In anycase thanks for the work you put into the Romano Germanic culture article, I believe one day it will be up to par. --
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edit. I see nothing wrong with changing Roma to Romani, though Roma is the term most commonly used in English. What is disturbing is that, in addition to those changes, you made a series of edits that appear to be vandalism. Changing
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Hello Zack, I've seen you are very good at languages especially in Spanish (my mother tongue). If you have some time, would you like to help me out with a text I'm working on (it's in English) for a small documentary?
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I apologize for the delay of my answer but, as stated on my user page, I seldom visit the WP in these times. I must be very busy at work. Otherwise I'd be only too pleased to lend you a hand.
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Ok, I kid. But if it's all right with you, could I copy it to my user page? I won't tamper with the original. Just a friendly question and won't be done without your approval. Cheers!
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On the discussion page for Umm Kulthum you mention spelling variations that google produced for "ام كلثوم". I was just wondering how you managed to get this information from google.
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