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Globish : i can't make up my mind !

Gwendy
User since 2008
Posts: 253

17 Jan. 2011

"Globish", i understand the use of it, so fast to learn, so easy to use, but so weak! I feel almost afraid , whouahhh....
What do you think "gymlishers" ?
hugs
Victorine

6 comments

  • User since 2008
    Posts: 253

    24 Jan. 2011




    From Joe the screwball:
    As Globish is a blend of globe and English, GymGlish is a blend of gymnastics and English used as short for gymnastics OF English. I think remembering the GymGlish team said it so.

    If the Globish does scare you, Vic, what about the GymGlish?
    Even though an outstanding feature of the GymGlish is to get you used with ways of speaking all over the terrestrial globe, it is teaching a genuine language, what the Globish is not.
    As says Nerrière, a Frenchman from IBM who wrote a lot about Globish, Globish doesn't claim to be a language. It's a mixture of languages made of rudiments of languages, English being the main one.

    The pure at heart and pure in mind cannot fiddle with ersatz.
    Here you are, Vic.

    A free hug in return.
    Joe

     

    So Globisk is not a real language , it
    could be a language for survival or for lazzy one, still, i don't appreciate that much.

    Pure... could be... or not... is it a question ?
    Vict.
  • User since 2008
    Posts: 253

    17 Jan. 2011

    "Globish", i understand the use of it, so fast to learn, so easy to use, but so weak! I feel almost afraid , whouahhh....
    What do you think "gymlishers" ?
    hugs
    Victorine
  • User since 2009
    Posts: 613

    2 Feb. 2011

    I am the inventor of a french globich, the froglich, traduction of the langage speak by the frogs, ah, ah, ah.....
  • User since 2006
    Posts: 2715

    2 Feb. 2011

    From The Chief of the DIF:
    I am the inventor of a french globich, the froglich, traduction of the langage speak by the frogs, ah, ah, ah.....

     
    Hi Boss!
    Traduttore, traditore?
    With your frogs' Froglich, there is no treachorous translator any more. No traduttore, no traditore. The spoken Froglish - or Frogliche - is actually googolish globiche all over the globe... as far as there are frogs ponds.
    Wish you many happy froggy jumps. Ha, ha, ha...
  • User since 2006
    Posts: 2715

    25 Jan. 2011

    Not a question, Vic, a feature of yourself.
  • User since 2006
    Posts: 2715

    18 Jan. 2011

    As Globish is a blend of globe and English, GymGlish is a blend of gymnastics and English used as short for gymnastics OF English. I think remembering the GymGlish team said it so.


    If the Globish does scare you, Vic, what about the GymGlish?
    Even though an outstanding feature of the GymGlish is to get you used with ways of speaking all over the terrestrial globe, it is teaching a genuine language, what the Globish is not.
    As says Nerrière, a Frenchman from IBM who wrote a lot about Globish, Globish doesn't claim to be a language. It's a mixture of languages made of rudiments of languages, English being the main one.


    The pure at heart and pure in mind cannot fiddle with ersatz.
    Here you are, Vic.


    A free hug in return.
    Joe

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