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I understand you are trying to help, and I encourage any attempt to make this article neutral, however seperate articles will not work as there isnt much to say, the people dispute anything remotely suggesting "no genocide was not the case" or anything. --Cool Cat My Talk 12:07, 22 Apr 2005 (UTC)

English

I sympathise with your difficulty with English. It is a terrible language which is not bound by many concrete grammatical rules, and most of those are not obeyed. It'd be much better if everyone learned Esperanto.

Thanks, I red about Esperanto, it seems to e easy language :-) I am learning English several years already, but it stil make difficulties for me :-) But have you heard about Lithuanian? It is language where are no rules at all, but only a million exceptions from something... I do not know what :-) Simply there is no any concrete structure in sentences. Extermally syntetic language, where Chomsky grammar loses sense. Few years ago I red about lithuanian scientists who already made some automated language recognition systems for KGB on early seventies and worked later on lithuanian language parsing (currently successors of that group produce some automated verbal ordering systems for China) but even that group was unable to make working lithuanian text interpretator :-) --Gvorl 20:39, 9 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]