This is a gem I found while reading the Czech newspaper Dnes about bushisms: „Obama porušil prezidentské tradice z posledních osmi let, neboť ve svém nedávném obsáhlém rozhovoru mluvil v celých větách a bez pravopisných chyb,“ komentoval to kousavě list Peoria Journal Star z Obamova domovského státu Illinois.
Translation: Obama broke the presidential tradition of the last eight years, as he spoke at length in his recent interview in whole sentences and without spelling mistakes.
My question is: how do you make spelling mistakes when you speak? I don't know if this was a bad translation into Czech or if those were the actual words used as I can't find anything on the Internet, but spelling mistakes in speech are something new to me.
Word of the Day
beatitude | |
Definition: | Supreme blessedness or happiness. |
Synonyms: | blessedness, beatification |
Free content
provided by The Free Dictionary
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment