I still would really like to see why a Policia is in Tall Oaks.
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PROJECT Umbrella - The BIOHAZARD/RESIDENT EVIL Compendium
Their struggle for existence is over for the time being. But a sin violating sanctuary isn't forgiven. This is not just an end. This is the end of a beginning.
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The irony in this idiotic statement is that you know dick all about me or what I know.
I studied spanish for 5 years from someone who was born and raised in Spain, I passed GCSE in Spanish with an A. For 5 years she debunked the myth that H is silent, claiming it is just very soft and the belief it is silent so widespread that some people actually want it deleted from words especially thanks to other regions versions of the langauge. Every student she taught like that and I as well as others used it in vocal exams and passed highly. She was very on the ball with different regions habits creeping in and making sure they were not used, example cinco in Spain is pronocuned thin-ko, in other regions like mexico it is sin-ko. Unless there has been some shake up in the last twelve years that I missed I'm going to believe what I was taught and passed with.
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PROJECT Umbrella - The BIOHAZARD/RESIDENT EVIL Compendium
Their struggle for existence is over for the time being. But a sin violating sanctuary isn't forgiven. This is not just an end. This is the end of a beginning.
There you have it, you are talking about Spanish from Spain ("Castellano") and im talking about Spanish from Mexico ("Espanol Latino").
I guess theres a difference.
lol i love how quickly threads can derail into an argument in this forum
Anyway, im wondering if some aspects from Revelations will follow directly into RE6. there were a few thing left un answered at the end of that game.
I'm gonna be a little offtopic for a bit. The 'H' letter in Spanish is mute. Only some regions of Spain still use a very soft 'J' instead of the 'H', those that make use of the Atlantic Norm. The only other exceptions are foreign words introduced into the Spanish language, as 'Hámster' which is said 'Jámster' -with a very soft 'J'. In every other country that makes use of the Romance language, the 'H' is mute -except for the Romanian.
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PROJECT Umbrella - The BIOHAZARD/RESIDENT EVIL Compendium
Really? Where is it? I don't feel like over-analyzing that trailer againOriginally Posted by News Bot
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