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Old February 10, 2010, 05:14 PM
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Maybe some Turkeys with wander lust roamed north and/or west and found places to settle in........
I thought Turkeys were an American invention . Any, the Basque country, el País Vasco, is far away from Finland, Hungary and Turkey. It is very strange.
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Old February 10, 2010, 05:39 PM
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I thought Turkeys were an American invention . Anyway, (or "any-who" ) the Basque country, el País Vasco, is far away from Finland, Hungary and Turkey. It is very strange.
Oh, I know exactly where Basque country is. I have spent time (not much ... not nearly enough ... not demasiado....) in Southwest France. AND, my uncle in Carson City, Nevada has a favorite Basque restaurant that he loves to take us to. They eat WONDERFUL food!!!
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Old February 11, 2010, 01:13 AM
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Oh, I know exactly where Basque country is. I have spent time (not much ... not nearly enough ... not demasiado....) in Southwest France. AND, my uncle in Carson City, Nevada has a favorite Basque restaurant that he loves to take us to. They eat WONDERFUL food!!!
Well, some Basque people don't want to be Spanish, but I don't think they want to be French, either. Just a very small part from Basque country is in France.
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Well, some Basque people don't want to be Spanish, but I don't think they want to be French, either. Just a very small part from Basque country is in France.
Oh, I know that only a small part of Basque country is in France. I just meant that in Southwest France, one hears a great deal about the Basque culture. That's all.
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I have no idea. The really interesting thing is that they have demonstrated that Basque actually belongs to the Finnish-Hungarian-Turkish group. Now explain that.
When my Old English lecturer said that Basque's origin was unknown, someone in class suggested that ETA probably made it up as a secret language...
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Old February 11, 2010, 08:51 AM
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When my Old English lecturer said that Basque's origin was unknown, someone in class suggested that ETA probably made it up as a secret language...
ETA was born in 1959 , and Basque is much older (I guess ).
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