Behind the Name: Message: "Re: you're welcome :-)"

Subject:	Re: you're welcome :-)
Author:	Phyllis (guest, 129.89.249.124)
Date:	September 13, 2002 at 3:46:38 PM
Reply to:	Re: you're welcome :-) by Barbara

The Irish have it, too. I'm not sure if the Welsh or linguistic members of the Celtic branch have that particular sound. *shrug* I believe Russian and some of the members of the Slavic languages have the same sound (Alexander? Any input?)

Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)

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Messages in this thread:

names that are not written - ashley Sep 10 2002, 9:21:00 AM
- Re: names that are not written - Anneza Sep 11 2002, 2:33:28 AM
  - And while we're at it..... - Barb Sep 11 2002, 4:24:37 PM
    - Furthermore: - Pavlos Sep 12 2002, 2:46:26 AM
      - "bibical": Perhaps "having to do with bibs"? We can only assume our ashley [sic] drools a lot. It would make sense... nt - Daividh Sep 15 2002, 7:55:57 PM
      - Perhaps it's supposed to be "biblical", but don't quote me, Oh, Greek One. n/t - Phyllis Sep 12 2002, 5:25:50 PM
- names that are not written - Meagan Sep 10 2002, 4:54:40 PM
  - oh boy... - Mike C Sep 10 2002, 5:07:35 PM
    - :-( n/t - Pavlos Sep 11 2002, 3:49:37 AM
- Re: names that are not written - Barbara Sep 10 2002, 2:34:18 PM
  - Re: names that are not written - Shay Sep 11 2002, 2:53:38 AM
    - Re: names that are not written - Barbara Sep 12 2002, 4:04:50 AM
      - you're welcome :-) - Shay Sep 12 2002, 2:15:18 PM
        
        It does, but without being a part of a word. :rolleyes: n/t - Phyllis Sep 12 2002, 5:31:47 PM
        Re: you're welcome :-) - Barbara Sep 12 2002, 5:26:36 PM
        
        Re: you're welcome :-) - Phyllis Sep 13 2002, 3:46:38 PM

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