SPANISH:
If you check the dictionary options for Spanish in Open Office (and,
I assume, Word) there are at least 16 for English. But Spanish is
even more profligate, with at least 20. French, though, is pretty
pathetic at only 5. Even German has 6. A reflection of a centrally
managed state, perhaps.
NEW
FACEBOOK FRIENDS: I've now sent requests to about 15 barely-dressed
young women who have Liked this blog. And most of them have accepted
me. Strangely, though, all of them seem to know each other and to
read the same things, all related to Os Porcos
Bravos and the AngloGalician Cup Facebook page. Quite a coincidence. I
should just add that one or two of them appear to have no connection
to either Galiza or to the AGC folk. Or to know me from a hole in the
ground. However, they've still accepted my request. Must be my charm.
ELECTION
PROMISES: Before the last general elections in 2011, the PP party
promised they wouldn't raise taxes if they got in.Which they did. And
then raised taxes by €17billion. This time round, they're promising
something even better; they're going to reduce everyone's taxes. I'm
guessing this will turn out to be twice as reliable as last time.
FINALLY .
. . AN INSUPERABLE CHALLENGE: I went to the Turismo in Veggie Square
yesterday to get some Camino brochures. They said they didn't have
these as one of the other 3 or 4 tourists places in town had them.
They represented the municipality of Pontevedra – not the RĂas
Baixas area, the Pontevedra province or the Galiza region. But they
couldn't tell me which one did.
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