One word: Basilicas. Used to be commercial buildings in Ancient Rome appart from their religious duties until the Roman Empire converted to Christinanity.
One word: Basilicas. Used to be commercial buildings in Ancient Rome appart from their religious duties until the Roman Empire converted to Christinanity.
Indeed, especially one wildly different in rythm than English, like Spanish or a tonal language, like Mandarin.
Exactly, I thought this study focused a bit too much on races within the US when it would have been interesting comparing African Americans with African natives and people of African descent in Europe and Latin America. Same deal with Caucasians and Asians.
She probably noticed how many of her canine camrades weren't coming back...
No Bat Credit Card, I hope.
No Bat Credit Card, I hope.
Wait and see. That's all what I'm doing about this at the moment...
Can't wait the talks Rorschach, Delirium and Jughead will have.
Funny, I always thought the Higgs Boson would sound like Merenge.
Peggy being a terrible English teacher, obviously. They tend to invert Spanish-English on Spanish dubs. All the Spanish in Dora The Explorer is in English and viceversa.
Also, The Simpsons and King of the Hill were translated. Homer became Homero, Wiggum became Gorgori, Lovejoy became Alegría and Qumby, Diamante. Still they never knew what to make of the Bumbleebee Man in Latin America, sometimes he's Portuguese, others he's French and others he speaks like Sideshow Mel.
The Fierro surname was in the 60's TV Show only, I think.
Also Gotham became "Ciudad Gótica" (Lit. Gothic City)
"You know, I once caught the Snitch in four games in a row?"
Anybody feels the Lady with Five Alligators was the odd one out from the group? The probably ate her lunch alone while Three-legged Franceso and Four-Legged Mirtle where prom king and queen.
I was wondering what the flipping heck was going on with comments section today...
Now if only John Munch had a cameo in the next Stephen King book, both wielded universes could finally invade our own!
That sounds more proper for ostriches, in my humble opinion.
Well, if the Hobbits had tobacco and potatoes, I guess they weren't the only ones that were well-travelled.
Kinda reminds me the Dystopian noir Alphaville: A Strange Lemmy Caution Adventure by Goddard.