Re: Ascii Text Translator
From Peter <ppb...@hermes.cam.ac.uk>
· alt.ascii-art
· 10 Jun 2002 17:09 · View full thread
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> Jeg tror jeg holder mig til mit modersmål Pete. > Dansk er et forholdsvist lille sprog og er svært at forstå for det meste af > verdenen , med undtagelse af skandinavere. Skulle man rende ind i en anden > skandinaver så har det den fordel at skandinavere føler en form for > sammenhold , fordi vores sprog og kultur er meget ens .. med lidt held har > man fundet sig en ny ven. > > Dansk har iøvrigt den kæmpe fordel for mig selv at jeg allerede kender det > og kan tale og skrive det som en indfødt ;) > > Jeg har selv aldrig hørt om Manx Gaelic , men latin undervises der i mange > steder skønt meget få kender til det .. også baseres mange andre sprog på > latin så kan man latin har man en fod indenfor døren når det kommer til at > lære andre sprog. > > > > Hey, I know, invent a new 'dialect' for us. > > Ascii-art is already an universial language .. OK some people can't abstract > from the text and see the image it creates , but most people should be able > to see the images. > > > Have fun > > -Pete > > I ligemåde Pete. > > Mvh > CeeJay > > > hehehe... I never got taught it, I was in the wrong country :) I can make out some of the sense of it with the god-knows-how-many languages I've been taught, but not properly. I certainly agree with you on the ascii-art, it's great and you can 'read' it whichever you're country you're from MvH -Pete
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