Hi LOL,


On 18/12/15 12:13, Emiliano Marini wrote:
> LOL no problem,
>
> It must be our (argentinian) dialect. That's why I said I tried to
> keep it neutral.
>
> First, we do use "remover" as "remove" in Argentina.
>
> Second, about "...*que poder* utilizar...", we never use that kind of
> conjugation in Argentina (in Latin America I dare to say), it's really
> strange to me :S (maybe you are from Spain?)
>
> Anyway, your corrections are welcome!
>
> Cheers,
> Emiliano.


I'm from the basque country. My deceased mother spoke only basque, but i
speak both languages (spanish and basque).


I am not sure about this point... *Re* means *continuity*, and also
means *repeatability*.


Perhaps, the following examples are right:


- You *can* "remove"a folder infected by systemd *to the trash*.

- You *can* "remove" a picture *from* the Uffizi Gallery *to* the
Vittorio Emanuele Gallery.


But they are not used in Spain, because the meaning of "remover" in
Spain is "eliminar".


- A picture of "El Veronés" today is in a concret Gallery, but tomorrow
is in another Gallery.

- A folder infected by systemd today is in a concret path, but tomorrow
is in another path.


This is the repetibility of the action "to move" :)


NOW:


@english_speakers


Don't use *re*user root password, instead of *super*user root password :)


Aitor.