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In article <385A2206.FEEF2FDD@querix.com>, QueriX / Mehdi <mehdi@querix.com> wrote: > Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year. > > May all your Y2K problems have vanished and find you have more Money > than ever to spend, More time than ever to enjoy, in general, More of > everything except the headaches and the poor health. > > Don't Eat too much turkey and Do Not Drink Too Much. ;-) > -- > Compliments of QueriX > And not to forget Hannakuh and Quanza! Why do I get the impression that I didn't spell either of those right... Oh, well, you get the idea. -- # unrm / ksh: unrm: not found # man cpio Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

mars1972@my-deja.com wrote: > > In article <385A2206.FEEF2FDD@querix.com>, > QueriX / Mehdi <mehdi@querix.com> wrote: > > Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year. > > > > May all your Y2K problems have vanished and find you have more Money > > than ever to spend, More time than ever to enjoy, in general, More of > > everything except the headaches and the poor health. > > > > Don’t Eat too much turkey and Do Not Drink Too Much. ;-) > > -- > > Compliments of QueriX > > > And not to forget Hannakuh and Quanza! > > Why do I get the impression that I didn't spell either of those right... > Oh, well, you get the idea. As for Chanukah, since the word is Hebrew and uses a different alphabet you can pretty much transliterate it anyway you want so long as it sounds about right. There are two fairly standard spellings: Chanukah and Hanukah (usually with a dot above the leading 'H' to indicate that it is a glotteral and sounds like one is clearing one's throat) but Tel Aviv is not as picky as Peking (oh sorry Beijing) is about this. ;-) Art S. Kagel

mars1972@my-deja.com wrote: > > In article <385A2206.FEEF2FDD@querix.com>, > QueriX / Mehdi <mehdi@querix.com> wrote: > > Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year. > > > > May all your Y2K problems have vanished and find you have more Money > > than ever to spend, More time than ever to enjoy, in general, More of > > everything except the headaches and the poor health. > > > > Don’t Eat too much turkey and Do Not Drink Too Much. ;-) > > -- > > Compliments of QueriX > > > And not to forget Hannakuh and Quanza! > > Why do I get the impression that I didn't spell either of those right... > Oh, well, you get the idea. As for Chanukah, since the word is Hebrew and uses a different alphabet you can pretty much transliterate it anyway you want so long as it sounds about right. There are two fairly standard spellings: Chanukah and Hanukah (usually with a dot above the leading 'H' to indicate that it is a glotteral and sounds like one is clearing one's throat) but Tel Aviv is not as picky as Peking (oh sorry Beijing) is about this. ;-) Art S. Kagel

mars1972@my-deja.com wrote: > > In article <385A2206.FEEF2FDD@querix.com>, > QueriX / Mehdi <mehdi@querix.com> wrote: > > Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year. > > > > May all your Y2K problems have vanished and find you have more Money > > than ever to spend, More time than ever to enjoy, in general, More of > > everything except the headaches and the poor health. > > > > Don’t Eat too much turkey and Do Not Drink Too Much. ;-) > > -- > > Compliments of QueriX > > > And not to forget Hannakuh and Quanza! > > Why do I get the impression that I didn't spell either of those right... > Oh, well, you get the idea. As for Chanukah, since the word is Hebrew and uses a different alphabet you can pretty much transliterate it anyway you want so long as it sounds about right. There are two fairly standard spellings: Chanukah and Hanukah (usually with a dot above the leading 'H' to indicate that it is a glotteral and sounds like one is clearing one's throat) but Tel Aviv is not as picky as Peking (oh sorry Beijing) is about this. ;-) Art S. Kagel

In article <385A65DA.4FF490A6@bloomberg.net>, "Art S. Kagel" <kagel@bloomberg.net> wrote: > mars1972@my-deja.com wrote: > > > > In article <385A2206.FEEF2FDD@querix.com>, > > QueriX / Mehdi <mehdi@querix.com> wrote: > > > Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year. > > > > > > May all your Y2K problems have vanished and find you have more Money > > > than ever to spend, More time than ever to enjoy, in general, More of > > > everything except the headaches and the poor health. > > > > > > Don't Eat too much turkey and Do Not Drink Too Much. ;-) > > > -- > > > Compliments of QueriX > > > > > And not to forget Hannakuh and Quanza! > > > > Why do I get the impression that I didn't spell either of those right... > > Oh, well, you get the idea. > > As for Chanukah, since the word is Hebrew and uses a different alphabet > you can pretty much transliterate it anyway you want so long as it > sounds > about right. There are two fairly standard spellings: Chanukah and > Hanukah (usually with a dot above the leading 'H' to indicate that it is > a glotteral and sounds like one is clearing one's throat) but Tel Aviv > is > not as picky as Peking (oh sorry Beijing) is about this. ;-) > > Art S. Kagel > Stop it, you're scaring me. -- # unrm / ksh: unrm: not found # man cpio Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.