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The approach many high school students take to learning French:
Franche est essentialement englaishe ouithe les endinges funnies et lottes de vowelles et les adjectifs en alle les places ronges.[From this list of sentences of the form "Language X is essentially Language Y under condition Z"; via Language Log.]
posted by Andrew @ 3:32 PM
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I discovered that list last night as well, but from another blog, before LL had linked it. Weird.
Anyway, here are two of my favorites (because I speak a little German, the German ones were the funniest for me):
"German is essentially a language developed by a group of Teutons who gathered in the forest one day to come up with a language that their enemies would have no chance of grasping."
"It is essential, that You the german Syntax and Punctuation right get must."
Yea, this list is great... though I do feel a tiny bit nerdy for finding these linguistic in-jokes funny.
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