To be fair, I don't know how to really judge Moses. He was only given 3 or 4 preseason games (The same games where NHL regulars look like they couldn't cut it in the NHL at times) and then cut. At that point his attitude was his downfall as he saw the AHL as a major failure and had zero intent to stick around. Notice he's back in NA this year playing in the AHL. He finally woke up on his career path, however it may be too late.
I get that...I think what has alot of people excited is not that he's > than a PPG right now, but he is tracking to shatter records set by high quality NHL players.
I'm seeing the same kind of feistiness in Tolvanen as I see in Aho. It wasn't there last year, though. Aho is a pretty small player, but it's ridiculous how well he can control the puck with a much heavier player hanging on his back.
They only sound Japanese if you ignore how the (Ä, ä and Ö, ö) letters are pronounced. They sound nothing alike to Japanese names otherwise, even though some Finnish words and sentences sound alike to Japanese ones. Japanese is also talked much faster than Finnish, I feel.
I think as a rule most Asian languages are spoken at a faster pace than European. I think Asians talk the fastest, followed by Hispanics, followed by English and then the Nordic and Romance languages.
I thought you lived in Tennessee English is spoken at a slow pace here bud. That's the problem I have learning Spanish I have to speed up my comprehension.
There's nothing more American than "learning" a foreign language for school then forgetting it all.Watching the Brewers on Telemundo is the exact reason I didn't take Spanish in school. I would listen and I was like, there's no way I can speak that fast or comprehend what they're saying. So I took German instead which is a much slower language to speak. I barely remember any German though and the only reason I took a foreign language to begin with is my #1 college choice required two years of a foreign language for admissions. So, yeah, other than some words and a few phrases, I don't remember anything.
Yes, except for the ridiculous phrases we'll never need but they're funny, like "et les enfants font des bonhommes de neige" and "bicyclette" ("and the children are making the good men of snow" and "bicycle saddle bag")
That would make sense, since they're both romance languages, IOW derived from Latin (Rome) as opposed to Germanic. English is Germanic in nature but borrows a lot from other languages.
I am a former teacher with a linguistics minor. No way it wasn't going to be typed out.
