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 LanguagesAsk questions or just talk about different languages. Since BrainKing is an international game site supporting many languages, this board can be kind of useful. Since we will be dealing with pronunciation of words rather than their spelling, I think it's useful to have a link to The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet. To see translations of some frequently used phrases and sentences in other languages see Languages You are not allowed to post messages to this board. Minimum level of membership required for posting on this board is Brain Pawn. Mode: Everyone can post
9. April 2006, 23:41:35 Hi! Great board!
here is my attempt to explain... banned....to legally take away a right prohibited...to forbid by authority forbidden....to command someone not to do something prevented.....to stop something from happening (usually to stop something bad from happening) disallowed.....to not allow something unpermitted....never heard of this!! we say 'not permitted' and that is similar to disallow 1. banned 2. prohibited 3. not permitted 4. permitted 10. April 2006, 12:44:23 Subject: Re:  Lamby: I'd agree with you in all but the second. My first intinct would be that Smoking is strictly forbidden on underground trains in London.
But then again, I'm not an expert in proper english grammar ;) 10. April 2006, 15:20:05 Subject: Re: Modified by Pedro Martínez (10. April 2006, 15:20:36)  pauloaguia: I agree with Lamby. I think it should be 'prohibited' since it was forbidden by the authority of the city of London. Great post, Lamby, BTW...thanks for that.:) 10. April 2006, 15:45:24 Subject: Re: Pedro Martínez: I won't rebate it, after all my English comes mostly from the movies ;). My answer just sounds better to me that's all.
Or maybe it's just another one of those british/american things and Smoking is prohibited in London and forbidden in New York?  10. April 2006, 15:48:48 Subject: Re: 10. April 2006, 15:50:56 Subject: Re: Pedro Martínez: we had the same idea at the same time...
You know what they say - Great minds think alike 10. April 2006, 15:49:45 Subject: Re: pauloaguia: Then again, googling on the subject I found both versions. Though the word prohibited shows up in 90% of the cases vs about 10% for forbidden 10. April 2006, 22:29:09 Subject: Re: Pedro Martínez: Hi there! Thanks! Im really enjoying reading this board :o) |
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