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I don't know about the goose->geese example you posted, but a lot of weird grammar (and vocabulary) occurrences in English come from when the Normans ruled England and when the Danes invaded, throughout periods where Latin was the lingua franca. English took from Anglo-Norman, Old Norse, Latin, and...

I don't know about the goose->geese example you posted, but a lot of weird grammar (and vocabulary) occurrences in English come from when the Normans ruled England and when the Danes invaded, throughout periods where Latin was the lingua franca. English took from Anglo-Norman, Old Norse, Latin, and ...

I'm fine with it, I didn't hear it in context, so it sounds a little weirder, but I understand what he means.
That being said it means nothing, because (like every other politician) he isn't going to win shit or do anything he says.

I can do English-Spanish and Spanish-English, but I'd rather translate the Spanish to English because I'm afraid I'd make a mistake in translating it into Spanish.