Re: Spanish Version of "Star-Spangled Banner"


"Scott Fraser" <Scott_Fraser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1146514825.794575.99640@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<<You just lost the argument, Scott. >>

Sure, if it makes you feel good to think that ignorance wins arguments,
yeah, you won. Very sorry that someone singing a song in a language you
don't speak somehow disrespected you, but you'll get over it.

That has nothing to do with it, and for the record, I've spent the majority
of my adult life recording music with spanish lyrics, thank you very much.


.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Singing as prerequisite (or aid) to language.
    ... view would be that singing and ... > behavior ("language" sort of) arose at the same time. ... > would be verbal behavior by the Skinnerian definition. ... In some song acquisition, it appears that hearing the song ...
    (sci.bio.evolution)
  • Re: Spanish Version of "Star-Spangled Banner"
    ... yeah, you won. ... Very sorry that someone singing a song in a language you ...
    (rec.audio.pro)
  • Re: Favorite Beatles song
    ... One song that I've liked for a long time (although it is not a Beatles ... However the singing is in a completely foreign language. ... were singing about although the melody alone was moving. ...
    (rec.music.beatles)
  • Re: Favorite Beatles song
    ... most sweetest memories. ... Sometimes a good song can evoke special memories or emotions. ... However the singing is in a completely foreign language. ...
    (rec.music.beatles)
Loading