There is no right or wrong way of talking a language, there are only vague patterns that are accepted by all levels of the society.
-kartal
Hmmmmmmm I've heard Japanese is a lot less rigid than English. It would be interesting if someone fluent in the language could comment.
I remember seeing one of those nature shows where they supposedly had this super intelligent simian who could "talk" by using a computer. Well, I watched the thing and now and then he seemed to "say" something sensible while other times it was just gibberish. Turns out what the scam was is they set up the buttons on the computer so that the subjects, his name, the handlers and scientist's names, were all on the left, the verbs(what the ape wanted or how he felt, as in loves his handler etc.) were all in the middle, and the objects, were all on the right hand side. So our hero quickly learned that if he hit a button on the left, a button in the middle, and a button on the right, he'd get a reward.
I do have to admit his grammar was perfect!!!