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Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to provide
some support for you!

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****Happy Chanuka****

John H

John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

Boater wrote:
John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to
provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

Hold still while I paste a gold star on your forehead.

Happy Kwanzaa

"Boater" wrote in message
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John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to
provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

For future reference, Chanuka, Hanukkah, Channukah, Chanukka or any of the
other dozen or more variations are considered correct. It's a Hebrew word
for which there's no direct English translation. Some interpretations are
used more commonly than others, but there's no "correct" way to spell it.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to
provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

For future reference, Chanuka, Hanukkah, Channukah, Chanukka or any of the
other dozen or more variations are considered correct. It's a Hebrew word
for which there's no direct English translation. Some interpretations are
used more commonly than others, but there's no "correct" way to spell it.

Eisboch

How embarrassing for the great pretender. ;-)

"Boater" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to
provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

For future reference, Chanuka, Hanukkah, Channukah, Chanukka or any of
the other dozen or more variations are considered correct. It's a Hebrew
word for which there's no direct English translation. Some
interpretations are used more commonly than others, but there's no
"correct" way to spell it.

Eisboch

I've never seen it spelled "Chanuka." I have seen it spelled Chanukah.
Mostly, I have seen it spelled Hanukkah. Salmonbreath's spelling obviously
is the one preferred by the culturally illiterate.

No Jews in Amity spelled it Chanuka.

I have it on good authority that it's acceptable to spell it phonetically.
However you hear it, in other words.
John's spelling of "Chanuka" is used, not as often as others, but it's used.

http://www.eisboch.com/sry.mp3

Eisboch

On Wed, 24 Dec 2008 10:01:08 -0500, Boater wrote:

John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here to provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

Oh my. You deny being Jewish. I must have been mistaken. I apologize for my
mistake.

My bad, I left off an 'h'.
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****Happy Chanukah****

John H

Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
John H wrote:
Looks like you better do some cross posting and get Cliff over here
to provide
some support for you!

--
****Happy Chanuka****

John H

Bite me!

Oh...and though I am not Jewish, I do know how to spell the names of
religious holidays.

For future reference, Chanuka, Hanukkah, Channukah, Chanukka or any of
the other dozen or more variations are considered correct. It's a
Hebrew word for which there's no direct English translation. Some
interpretations are used more commonly than others, but there's no
"correct" way to spell it.

Eisboch

I've never seen it spelled "Chanuka." I have seen it spelled Chanukah.
Mostly, I have seen it spelled Hanukkah. Salmonbreath's spelling
obviously is the one preferred by the culturally illiterate.

No Jews in Amity spelled it Chanuka.

Here are some more Jews you need to correct. What would we do without
Harry the almost Jew.

http://www.chanuka.com/
http://www.holidays.net/chanukah/spelling.htm

There seems to be some confusion surrounding the actual spelling of
Chanukah. Part of the reason for this confusion may be due to the fact
there is no exact English translation of the Hebrew word for Chanukah.

In fact we have received numerous emails requesting whether these
different spellings might also be different holidays. So to help clear
up some of the confusion we would like to present a number of the
different spellings one might encounter.

Chanuka
Chanukah
Chanukkah
Channukah
Hanukah
Hannukah
Hanukkah
Hanuka
Hanukka
Hanaka
Haneka
Hanika
Khanukkah