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#1

Wow, yours is impressive!

           I merely studied French ...
             Latin & Greek ...
           then when I took a calligraphy course, Chinese - but that went
'in 1 ear & out the other';
             I have no idea what I actually said while writing those bits
of calligraphy :wink:

       Whenever I attempt to speak Spanish, or Italian, the French takes
over ?!?!?!
           yet I can say hello, goodbye, please, thank you, how are you, in
those languages + German, Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew, Arabic :wink:

       How about the rest of you on this list?

#2

Hello anne-ology,

Keith- whose name disproves the i before e rule

Apparently, that rule is not taught in English schools any more as there
are more word with I after E than t'other way round.

At least, according to QI.