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Now contrast that with sessionss description of the conversation. >> i pushed back at that. you made statements he did in fact at the meeting i pushed back. >> justice department spokeswoman declining to comment. papadopoulos pleaded guilty to one count of lying to investigators and in fridays filing, he asked to be extenssed only to probation. a racist robo call targets the democratic candidate for governor in florida. andrew gillum. speaking in a black dialect with cartoon jungle noises in t...

A few meters to old ramas marketplace with a town hall. far sightedness and the spirit of enterprise he said but the most outstanding characteristics of the people around that own particular dialect which is extremely difficult for other finns to understand underlines that self-assurance even further . the people of roma are convinced that they are living in the best place in the what. the status of a town was conferred on rama in fourteen forty two by col coots of one of the kings not. in an op...

It. but this cant make any sense, 1-year-old, 2, 3-year-old children in front of a judge trying to make sense of anything. >> unfortunately this is happening in our immigration courts every day. but traditionally this is for children who have arrived unaccompanied. these children are required to appear before a judge and raise a defense against their deportation from the united states. and ive been in immigration court and seen toddlers in front of judges with the trial attorney from the departm...

>> anthony: what is creole and what is cajun are increasingly difficult distinctions in this day of commercialization and appropriation. anything delicious and unique is going to end up slapped on a bag in front of the words "potato chips." creole means, or has come to mean, a mixture of languages, peoples, and cultures. in louisiana though, its usually used to describe members of the african-american or mixed-race french-speaking community. why do you think its important that people still sing ...

Creole means, or has come to mean, a mixture of languages, peoples, and cultures. in louisiana though, its usually used to describe members of the african-american or mixed-race french-speaking community. why do you think its important that people still sing in french and keep that language -- that dialect alive? >> herman fusiler: thats what makes it zydeco. zydeco has always been influenced by mainstream music. but it started as french music as the creole music. and you totally remove that fro...

Children are. weve been trying for a couple of days now to get answers on when these planes arrived and nobody can give us a real answer. some people say they come every day. some people say they come twice a day. some people say they come once a week. so its very, very difficult to get information. family members come here asking for information from these doors. as youre about to see, these doors are closed. so its a situation in which some of these immigrants come from a different place in gu...

Difficult distinctions in this day of commercialization and appropriation. anything delicious and unique is going to end up slapped on a bag in front of the words "potato chips." creole means, or has come to mean, a mixture of languages, peoples, and cultures. in louisiana though, its usually used to describe members of the african-american or mixed-race french-speaking community. why do you think its important that people still sing in french and keep that language -- that dialect alive? >> her...

Dialect alive? >> herman fusiler: thats what makes it zydeco. zydeco has always been influenced by mainstream music. but it started as french music as the creole music. and you totally remove that from the music, a lot of times its just rap with an accordion. or rock & roll with an accordion. you still have that -- >> sid: hip-hop stuff. ill tell you what, i can call my momma, shes 85, right now on the phone. and shed want to talk to me in french. my grandma couldnt speak nothing else. >> dave: ...

Sounds similar to di mucci or humble as passed from one language and they understood each other even though they had strong dialects as we say today varian franconia saxon manik sometimes communication was difficult for him but what we call old high german today is a somewhat artificial georgian its not one language that people actually spoke of although the great caused a stir in bavaria with his saxon dialect finally got rid of the nobody theres concrete testimony to that story. the muck to bo...

Were allowed to declare themselves slovak and thus remain in their homeland since the political changes which began in one nine hundred ninety they have also been permitted to nurture their german roots. we are myth and we have to preserve our language and our dialect for the future it has been here for seven hundred years and must not disappear we cannot allow that to happen. and my husband and i and many other people are fighting to preserve. our culture. thats here now back and. one example o...