English

[Craig.]

I know what you mean Doog
I have had people turn my name into various sounds depending on where they are from. Its craig with the A being said as an A by my family and most. An old friends dad was welsh and he would pronounce it greg so i just learned to answer to that rather than constantly correct him:) and i noticed alot of americans go with creg.

[Hagar]

LOL Creg.

I forgot to mention that my full name is Douglas. Some jokers pronounce it Dugglarse (or Dooglarse).

Don't get me started on the different variations of my surname.

[ozzy72]

Having learnt Hungarian which is a phonetic language I find it easier to write accented speech...

[TacitBlue]

We don't have C-130s...

Well then, I don't know what kind of aircraft they normally used, but they were training with our Air National Guard C-130 crews.

[Rifleman]

For the unknowledgeable.......here is a dictionary we won't be seeing used in many schools around the world........

Read at your own risk.........

[Omag 2.0]

Karl? Ich habe noch so gesagt... Cessna! But NOOOO ... Yu at to buuk us the C-130!  

[ATI_7500]

Well then, I don't know what kind of aircraft they normally used, but they were training with our Air National Guard C-130 crews.

The C-160.

[Souichiro]

And than there is also:

Henglish or Hinglish (whatever you prefer)

Henglish is what people might understand as young people english. this is probably what Hagar meant. Now let's write a piece:

The following comes from: Tha Gospel according to ALI G

First about Phyzics:

Helectricity:

Me learned in phyzics dat helectricity makes people generous. All us iz got to do iz put da 2 wires onto someones balls  and dey will hand over dere dinner money.

Nuclear:

if u ever come into contact wiv a nuclear bomb and has to dismantle it Never ever ever ever ever hever cut the red wire- dis will set it off-go for the blue one first , and if that don't work den go for de red one.

this is one of the clearer pieces

[legoalex2000]

and then remember durng the 70's (before my time, saw it on I love the 70's) when parents wanted to have schools teach ebonics?

I pity the fool.

Ramos

[Sock]

and then remember durng the 70's (before my time, saw it on I love the 70's) when parents wanted to have schools teach ebonics?

I pity the fool.

Ramos

http://www.sbsun.com/Stories/0,1413,208~12588~2969790,00.html

:-/

[FLYING_TRUCKER]

Well Doug I shall be there when the airshow season starts and will let all you folks on the island know I am coming.

If I might I would like to go back to morse code for a second.

During the war especially in the Pacific Theater when morse code was used it must have been very difficult for the Allies as when one taps out a message he would tap it the way he would say it.

[FLYING_TRUCKER]

Continued from above:

But would not an AWACS Crew be fluent in English?

I would think it would have to be as English is the Universal Language for Aviation.

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug