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Jacobite1688
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Chicago, IL U.S.A.
Jul 2001 time: 23:19
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WV, how do you think the Vandals got from Central Europe into North Africa?
HINT: They did not book a flight into Fez from Frankfort.
Tu b**dejo, indeed.
Last edited by Jacobite1688 on 04-06-2002 at 08:47
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Jacobite1688
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Chicago, IL U.S.A.
Jul 2001 time: 23:19
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quote: Originally posted by Jay Bee
In a way, WarVoid is right, Al-Andalus is Arabic, not Spanish. What is Spanish is Andalusia  |
EDIT: O.K., I understand and agree completely. If your are comming in late, read the whole thread.
quote: Originally posted by Jay Bee
PS. The word 'bendejo' does not appear in the latest version of the Diccionario of the Spanish Language. That should mean something. |
I was raised in Chicago, a city with many Latin Americans (mostly Mexican & Puerto Ricans.) I have never seen/heard that word begin with a "b", always a "p". The Puerto Ricans DO mangle Spanish, however, so it might be spelled with "b" in some communities.
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Jacobite1688
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Chicago, IL U.S.A.
Jul 2001 time: 23:19
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From a "News Source" that I will not name.
CEUTA, Spain, July 17 — Spanish troops kicked a unit of Moroccan soldiers off an uninhabited Mediterranean island Wednesday, taking six Moroccans prisoner for a few hours and intensifying the two nations’ dispute over the soccer-field sized speck of land. Morocco demanded the immediate withdrawal of Spanish forces, saying the island was an “integral part” of Moroccan territory. Morocco also claims title to the island, where there has been no Spanish presence for the past 40 years.
THE CRISIS TAKES place against a backdrop of tensions between the two neighboring countries, separated by the Mediterranean Sea, over issues ranging from illegal immigration to drug trafficking to fishing rights.
The Spanish operation was the latest move in a standoff that began last Thursday, when 12 Moroccan soldiers landed on the tiny island, set up tents and raised their national flag. The island, known as Isla Perejil to Spaniards and Leila to Moroccans, has been claimed by Spass=sor 300 years.
Any takers? 
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