If you really believe those two things to be synonomous, I can't continue this discussion, as it's clear that the way I use the English language is different than the way you use the English language.I curious to see if others on this thread will support your belief that "relationship to" is the same as "roots of".

Questions in English generally end with an upwards inflection of the voice, and there is clearly no upwards inflection of the voice on that clip.

I also found most of my hispanic tenants didn't speak english well enough to fill out online applications and screenings.

Fortunately for us, English has not been so corrupted in most of the world and "liberal" is used to describe a political ideology that most Americans refer to as "libertarian."

In France one way that people regularly acquire real estate is through something called a "vente en viager", which translates in English to "sale by a viager".

Hi,I'm looking to find an agent who speaks Korean and English.

This is especially true in Japan where English is generally not spoken.

@ Jeff @Jeff B.Boy, could you use the same English that we are all using please?

They feel like I can't speak English and am suddenly inferior.  

We have:1) The best weather year around2) We have some of the most beautiful beaches minutes away3) We speak the language (English)4) Puerto Rico is not a foreign country. 5) US Dollars = US Possession 6) We live were people vacation (Tourist loves PR)7) Buyers Market with thousands of properties under Market value8)............There's so much to say, but here's a lil of data for those that don't know.