Francis:
With all that cryptic Cyrillic you throw on the screen, it may be the pot calling the kettle black. Or you may rather revert to your Latin word origins rather than French. Then again you may be a descendant of Brother Webster who set the stage for American English.
Kind Regards,
Raimey
rse
Right back attcha--French, Spanish, Italian are all Romance or Latin based languages- the one thing they all have in common is the gender factor. Latin I know from Catholic Schools in the 1950's when the Church still used it, and some of its structure helped with my HS Spanish. I am no descendant of Daniel Webster or any of the other "Damn Yankee stage-hands who structured the King's English- that's damn near an insult, I am a slight limb of the family tree of Francis Marion- the Southern "Swamp Fox" who be-deviled the Limeys during the Rev. War-distant but still wise enough to know his tactics sure pissed off old Lord Cornhollis!!
