Viva la resistance!

[baboon]

That's what the Americans yelled when I captured their city.

Is that a joke to make fun of Americans who don't know the difference between French and Spanish or is it just a mistake?

[LzPrst]

maybe spanish and french cultural influence..?

[Ka Plewy]

The term you're looking for (spanish and french cultural influence) is creole.

[padillah]

Re: Viva la resistance!

Originally posted by baboon
That's what the Americans yelled when I captured their city.

Is that a joke to make fun of Americans who don't know the difference between French and Spanish or is it just a mistake?

Why would it be either?

Except for "resitance" (which is english) this is correct for both languages, is it not?

Tom P.

[GeoModder]

Re: Re: Viva la resistance!

Originally posted by padillah
Except for "resitance" (which is english) this is correct for both languages, is it not?

No, it's "vive" in french.

[Gunter]

" Viva la resistenza " it is the italian way to say

Gunter

[padillah]

Re: Re: Re: Viva la resistance!

Originally posted by GeoModder


No, it's "vive" in french.

Ah. ...erm Eh... um Ohm...




Tom P.

[rob.derosa]

Re: Viva la resistance!

Originally posted by baboon
That's what the Americans yelled when I captured their city.

Is that a joke to make fun of Americans who don't know the difference between French and Spanish or is it just a mistake?

its your mistake.... lol

[pauli]

viva el presidente

viva el presidente

viva el presidente