LL-L "Language acquisition" 2005.05.18 (03) [E]

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From: Global Moose Translations <globalmoose at t-online.de>
Subject: LL-L "Language acquisition" 2005.05.17 (08) [E]

Ingmar wrote:
> You're absolutely right, Global, about the hormones, mine were triggered
> e.a. by beauties from Hawaii, France, Austria, Hungary, Indonesia, Angola,
> Aruba, Bosnia, Suriname, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, Russia and of course the
> Netherlands.
> But should we conclude here you were in love with all three of them
> Bontekoe cabin-boys?

Hmmm... has anyone ever heard of somebody falling in love with Padde
Kelemijn? Even though I seem to remember his name after all these years...
replace him with Harmen, and you've got a deal. ;-)

Unfortunately, besides a few obligatory Germans, I usually fell for lads
from the British Isles - Welsh, Scots, Irish and, most of all, a Yorkshire
man - plus a few Americans and the odd Frenchman and Dutchman. So, with the
exception of the Dutchman (the father of my two oldest children), I already
spoke the langauge. What a waste of potential! I should have diversified
more like you did...

...like a truly global moose!

Gabriele Kahn

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