Rant: Then vs. Than; I'm fed up!!!

[TexasF355F1]

I love it. This type of mistake irritates me more than a misspelling.

[matada]

It is settled than. I will try harder then I have been. Thanks for the advice, Tony.
















hehe

[zebrathree]

"Of" and "Have" annoy me.

"I could of done it"

No you couldn't twathead, because you can't even speak the England.

[boingo82]

Originally Posted by matada

It is settled than. I will try harder then I have been. Thanks for the advice, Tony.
hehe

Dammit!!

All this time I've been thinking I was the only one who was bothered by than/then it's/its their/they're/there your/you're etc.

[-Davo]

Originally Posted by FireBball972

the one that gets on my nerves is when people use apostrophies in "its" all the time.

like, people will say "in it's car"!!!!!!!!

goddamn that pisses me off. sorry people, but "it's" is a contraction for IT IS!!!




damn, i gotta calm down, whew

yeah, its not good for you



j/k

[YogsVR4]

Je ne sais pas! Qu'essayez-vous de dire?



This has been brought to you in a foreign language (at least here it is) for express purposes to confuse others. If this had been an actual comment, you would have been instructed to visit your local library and paruse the appropriate language guides.

[Strider Negro]

Ustedes se quejan de eso?? En español tenemos que poner acentos en casi todos los monosilabos, por ejemplo: él, más, etc.
Ustedes lo tienen facil, comparando los dos idiomas se ve que el español es sumamente mas complicado que el inglés.

Bueno, los que pueden entender lo que acabo de decir o mejor dicho escribir ganan premio de ser bilingues. jajajajajajjajaja

[Toksin]

No comprendo Espanol, motherfucker.

[burnM]

Originally Posted by Strider Negro

Ustedes se quejan de eso?? En español tenemos que poner acentos en casi todos los monosilabos, por ejemplo: él, más, etc.
Ustedes lo tienen facil, comparando los dos idiomas se ve que el español es sumamente mas complicado que el inglés.

Bueno, los que pueden entender lo que acabo de decir o mejor dicho escribir ganan premio de ser bilingues. jajajajajajjajaja

Let me see if I can get this... keep in mind I have no idea how to speak or read spanish....

What sort of question is that? In spanish we use accents in monosylable form, for example; it more, etc....
It is easy to learn, compared to idiots who think spanish is much more complicated than english.
Good, now that you can understand and decifer the basic spelling you're on your way to becoming bilingual.

I'm sure that I'm way off, but I've always been interested in other languages. Can you translate what you wrote so I can see how close (or far) I was from reading it?

[Strider Negro]

You people are complaining of that??? In spanish we have to accent almost every monosyllable we use, for example: he(él), more (más), etc. You all have it very easy, if we compare both languages we can see that spanish is a lot more complicated than english.

Well, whoever can understand what I just said or ,to be more precise, wrote wins the prize of being bilingual. ahhahahahahahhahahaha





reason why my laughter in spanish is: jajajjajajajajajaja, is because in spanish the J is pronounced like an H.

[burnM]

Ha!!! Was I way off or what?! I was attempting to cross the languages that I do know with spanish...... I guess if I ever go to Mexico or something, I'd be screwed! Thanks!

[grimmy]

well, i just don't understand how a person could spell women thinking it is the singular form of the word.

what really gets me though is when in conversation sombody says ec cetera. et et et it is et cetera.

[boingo82]

The one that's pissing me off today is wreckless driving when it should be RECKLESS. They're practically opposite.

[D[X]P]

qah god now we have more than enuf pepl ho dnt now how to spel so it a wer god thin y0 posed this



I am sure that this thread will help out the AF community.

[lostprophets]

ti wili hlep mo then an'thin esle evar evur evere