Comments by "Jean" (@Jean-rg4sp) on "RobWords" channel.

  1. It was the Italian Jesuit, Eusebio Francisco Kino (10 August 1645 – 15 March 1711), who ministered in modern-day Sonora, Mexico and southern Arizona, who proved that the Baja California Territory was not an island but a peninsula by leading an overland expedition there.
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  2. I never heard anyone pronounce forehead as fore-head.
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  3. Rob left us in leaves.
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  4. Explained so well.
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  5. I did hear some of these rules of grammar which made no particular sense to me so it was nice to see common sense in the video.
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  6. Instead of the French goûter, you can use the Spanish merienda which means the same thing. Maybe a sweet snack for the children after they have had their siesta and to hold them over until dinnertime. Greetings from Granada, Spain.
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  7. I always thought Little Britain was Ireland. I know someone who was born on Little Britain Street, Dublin.
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  8. On many Pacific islands, there is only one color; red and other colors were added only after contact with European explorers and colonists.
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  9. I thought canis lupus meant a werewolf not a wolf which was simply lupus.
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  10. Why was Ireland left out, I wonder.
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  11. 1:35 bestie ... 3:21 blabbermouth ... 6:37 detective ... 7:06 artist ... 10:12 sea ... 11:28 grounded ... 13:00 cheer ... 15:18 assways ... 16:47 gloom ... 18:50 matured
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  12. Here in Spain we have the town of POO in Asturias.
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  13. It surprises me that so many Viking words have the theta sound for pronouncing TH especially since it is absent entirely in German and Gaelic.
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