Solve : Geting command on .txt file:)?

1.	Solve : Geting command on .txt file:)?
Answer» that's better. but some countries in latin america speak portuguese. So it's simply extending the blanket. Additionally neither mexicans, nor any other spanish speaking person I know pronounces it that way; it was more or less a REVERSE plug on the common problem "I'd like 10 chicken fa-jite-ahhs" or pronouncing "Jalapeno" with the J sound, but in the reverse direction; or any number of english words that are derived from foriegn languages and retain the inconsistent pronounciation rules of their mother language, not a plug against mexicans, who have no compass to know how a j is pronounced in english. So, then, being the topic is: Quote Re: Geting command on .txt file:) We need to know if the version of Windows he is using was sold in Latin America. That WOULD make a BIG difference in the BAT file. -Right? Oh, I mean ¿Cierto? ahh muy ciertoCuándo el poder del AMOR vence el amor de enchufa el mundo sabrá la paz Cuándo Infierno se hiela Del dicho al hecho, hay mucho trecho.Je déteste tout le vous, avec votre Espagnol. Je me demande également quand j'ai appri le français…I THOUGHT Americans said "GeeBus". Quote from: billrich on September 15, 2009, 11:03:04 PM Cuándo el poder del amor vence el amor de enchufa el mundo sabrá la paz Cuándo Infierno se hiela se supone que ser una broma?Quote from: BC_Programmer on September 15, 2009, 10:37:28 PM Additionally neither mexicans, nor any other spanish speaking person I know pronounces it that way In Chile and in the Rioplatense dialect spoken in parts of Argentinia J becomes like German 'ch' in ich when it precedes palatal vowels [i, e] for example: gente, jinete.

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that's better. but some countries in latin america speak portuguese. So it's simply extending the blanket.

Additionally neither mexicans, nor any other spanish speaking person I know pronounces it that way; it was more or less a REVERSE plug on the common problem "I'd like 10 chicken fa-jite-ahhs" or pronouncing "Jalapeno" with the J sound, but in the reverse direction; or any number of english words that are derived from foriegn languages and retain the inconsistent pronounciation rules of their mother language, not a plug against mexicans, who have no compass to know how a j is pronounced in english.
So, then, being the topic is:
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Re: Geting command on .txt file:)

We need to know if the version of Windows he is using was sold in Latin America. That WOULD make a BIG difference in the BAT file. -Right?
Oh, I mean ¿Cierto? ahh muy ciertoCuándo el poder del AMOR vence el amor de enchufa el mundo sabrá la paz

Cuándo Infierno se hiela

Del dicho al hecho, hay mucho trecho.Je déteste tout le vous, avec votre Espagnol. Je me demande également quand j'ai appri le français…I THOUGHT Americans said "GeeBus".
Quote from: billrich on September 15, 2009, 11:03:04 PM

Cuándo el poder del amor vence el amor de enchufa el mundo sabrá la paz

Cuándo Infierno se hiela

se supone que ser una broma?Quote from: BC_Programmer on September 15, 2009, 10:37:28 PM

Additionally neither mexicans, nor any other spanish speaking person I know pronounces it that way

In Chile and in the Rioplatense dialect spoken in parts of Argentinia J becomes like German 'ch' in ich when it precedes palatal vowels [i, e] for example: gente, jinete.

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