Wrong. Pistachios.Um...hazelnuts?
Pista-Hazelnuts!
Only if pizza is involved.Violence is always the answer
I agree!Sometimes violence is the answer!
No, violence is the question, and my answer is yes!Violence is always the answer
That is not a question. That is a statement. And I answer yes.To violence or not to violence
That is the question
Then put another question mark at the end and turn the other one at the start upside down, then translate your question into Spanish.?But what if I place the question mark before the question
¿Pero, ¿y si coloco el signo de interrogación antes de la pregunta??Then put another question mark at the end and turn the other one at the start upside down, then translate your question into Spanish.
Now you're asking a question in Spanish.
I don't know what that means, but ¡Si!¿Pero, ¿y si coloco el signo de interrogación antes de la pregunta??
You just asked the same question as you did earlier.¿Pero, ¿y si coloco el signo de interrogación antes de la pregunta??
But isn't that what you wanted me to do?You just asked the same question as you did earlier.
No, just ask him more questions. A lot of questions.But isn't that what you wanted me to do?
Then that's a question to the person who is asking the question?But what if I place the question mark before the question
Like this?
Or this?
Nein!That's better.
Unless you want to speak more Spanish...
Which English? American English? British English? Australian English?This language is English.
Am I correct?
Does this even exist? I think I'll hear about Chinese English today...Dutch English?
A lot of English types existDoes this even exist? I think I'll hear about Chinese English today...
And most of them argue on how to spell a word... Colonial language problems.A lot of English types exist
What about New Zealand?But we all know Australian English is the correct way to spell
What about New Zealand?