Little help needed - Thank you!

[Nacho]

El País (left sided and the most ridden here in Spain, great columninsts)

El Mundo (Right oriented, the second one... Great investigations)

ABC (The unnoficial crown newspaper, with all that that implies, right oriented, old fashioned...)

La Razón (A new newspaper which is extremelly right oriented... we call it the "comic" for how unreal and biased it is...)

Vanguardia y Avui (Two main Catalán newspapers)

El correo Vasco (Main Basque newspaper, linked to EAJ (moderate nationalism))

Gara (Herri Batasuna's diary...) Herri Batasuna is for ETA as Sinn Fein is for IRA.

[Nine Toes]

I'm not exactly sure what the most popular newspaper is in the U.S.  I'd have to say, "The Onion", IMO.

[Paper Carnival]

I don't know which is the most popular one here in Cyprus, so I'm listing all I know

- Simerini
- Charaugi
- Phileleftheros
- Alithia

There are others about sports and stuff, but I don't know them

[AlbinoPanther]

In SERBIA:
1.Blic
2.Politika
3.Vecernje novosti
4.Dan

and there are two sport newspapers that are daily published.
1.Sport
2.Zurnal

if you want to pronounce it just do this( you write like you read and you read like you write).

they are all crapy but that is the best our poor journalists can ;

BE VIGILANT 8)
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[Gilbert]

Hong Kong:
Apple Daily
Oriental Daily
Ming Pao

[sedriss]

Sweden:

Aftonbladet
Expressen
Svenska Dagbladet

(I think those are the most popular ones anyway.)

[Scummbuddy]

The oldest newspaper in the US is the Maryland Gazette.

[stu]

UK papers that haven't been mentioned.

The Daily Mirror
The Telegraph
The Express
The Times
The Daily Mail
The Financial Times


btw, your brother may want to check out this website,
http://www.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/viewer.aspx

[Nacho]

Mmmmm! A lovely "sign in" page! 

[stu]

Mmmmm! A lovely "sign in" page!Ã, 

funny, i don't get that.

[Nacho]

Maybe someone has signed previously in your comp?

I am probably making something wromg, though...

[Esseb]

Norway:

VG (very guest)
Dagbladet ('a' pronounced as the 'a' in lard)
Aftenposten (ditto with the 'a', 'e' as in very)

This might be helpful also:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspaper#Newspapers_in_different_countries

[Venus]

Thanks for all the help. My brother got a straight A for his list as he mentioned quite a lot of newspapers his teacher never even heard of even though she was preparing the lesson and looked up in the internet herself.
So, thanks again.     

Tuomas: I'd love a Finnish tutorial 

[Tuomas]

Then I'll get on it The first part will present the common vocabulary fo ryou to get along in the country... then we shall go further on, perhaps a bit grammar, there are no prepositions in Finnish, o rthere are, but they are attached to the main word. Then for the third... hmmm, think of it later 8)

[Ishmael]

Don't forget to include the list of symptoms that describe if someone's been in Finland for too long

Oh, and the prepositions are in suffixes of words, as in, "to house" -> "taloon", but you should not try to incorporate that example into too many words, as there is a lot into the suffix matter in Finnish.  This is a complicated language, but yeah, I guess it's interesting

[Tuomas]

Phew, that would make a book of it's own! I'll add it to the third book. Thanks for the idea... (book = part )

[Ubel]

Why won't you make a "Learn Finnish" game with AGS? That would be an interesting project!

[Tuomas]

Not with my skill, but as it is finished, I could probably persuade someone to do it on the bases...