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For example, in Spanish, instead of saying "I already explained it to you." you would say "Ya te lo expliqué," which literally means "Already to you it I explained." Then it occurred to me! In essence, the sentences always 1930s have this same basic form: To someone something is done. Like, "Yes, to Obi-Wan you must listen!" SPANISH PEOPLE TALK LIKE YODA! And 1930s Yodish, I don't have to remind you, is a grammar I know well. This test is set, yo. Comments: "*Laughing out loud* Spanish compared to Yoda-speak. New 1930s theory, it must be tested." -bianca [2003-05-11 23:33:29] "Backwards. "We say things backwards." --Ric Gonzalez" -D* [2003-05-12 07:59:22] "Oh yeah, and... "Tu no sabes nada." " -D* [2003-05-12 08:11:02] (3 comments) Date: 2003-05-10 23:48:17 (Author: trav) Link: http://travis.kroh.net/archives/001583.phtml
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