Excuse my language but I'm french
Bye
Launi
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| Posted by: Launi 03-Mar-2002, 04:41 AM |
| Hello I'm new so I just want to say hello to everyone. Excuse my language but I'm french Bye Launi |
| Posted by: scottish2 03-Mar-2002, 06:12 AM |
| Hi Launi And welcome to the forum. Not to worry about the language we except everyone (Except trouble makers) here. That's the fun of an international forum. We get to meet people of other cultures it's a lot of fun. Feel free to join in the highlander radio chat this evening 8PM Eastern Standard time. If you are from France I realize might be late I know Paul and I have talked about setting up a different time for those in other parts of the world which might not be easy for this time period just a matter when either Paul or myself could be there as well sort of as the hosts. But we don't need to be chatroom is free and open 24/7 so feel free to set up a chat time that works best for you just announce it here and see who joines in am sure other Europeans on the forum may have same time problem of joining in the 8PM chat as its 1AM in Scotland so... Any ways welcome again!  |
| Posted by: ShortBit 03-Mar-2002, 09:40 AM |
| Bonjour Launi, comment allez-vous? And that is what I remember from HighSchool French ... 1960-1963. Welcome to the forum. |
| Posted by: aklassie 03-Mar-2002, 12:53 PM |
| Bonjour Launi, Welcome to the forum. Nice to have you here. I hope you enjoy your visits here as much as I have. |
| Posted by: Teliesin 09-Mar-2002, 01:46 PM |
| Helloi!launi! Welcome...=) |
| Posted by: Mel 10-Mar-2002, 01:47 PM |
| Bonjour Launi! Sois la bienvenue! No need to worry about your bad english, you're not alone speaking french! Mel |
| Posted by: Cabbagehome 11-Mar-2002, 07:28 AM |
 Yetta Hay ( english ponics spelling) as we say on the reservation in New Mexico. No I now just HI A. I married a Michigander raised in Canada. He missed the snow, and dragged me north to MI. |