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#151696 - 12/08/05 06:17 PM Re: pertaining to phone
maverick Carpal Tunnel Registered: 09/15/00 Posts: 4757	me
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#151697 - 12/08/05 06:19 PM Re: pertaining to phone
sjmaxq Carpal Tunnel Registered: 07/20/03 Posts: 3230 Loc: Te Ika a Maui	Quote: Quote: For those of you not paying attention, my initial repsonse to his post was a concise and non-critical question. Says who? Jintao. _________________________ noho ora mai http://maxqnzs.com/References.html
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#151698 - 12/09/05 01:23 AM Re: pertaining to phone
Homo Loquens enthusiast Registered: 09/03/05 Posts: 203	Logwood : What's your first language? How long have you been speaking English? _________________________ 'A man who knows everything and who never dies.' --Voltaire of the Comte de Saint-Germain.
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#151699 - 12/09/05 06:51 AM About me
Logwood enthusiast Registered: 07/28/05 Posts: 270 Loc: Israel	My mother tongue is Hebrew, I can't answer the second question because I don't get many chances to actually speak English. Though I have been to London, and acted as translator a couple of times, and it did in fact became my thinking-language, however my environment still forces me to communincate in Hebrew (depressive!). Though I've loved English ever since I can remember myself eating sand in the kindergarten, and always strove to understand it better... particularly through the computer and didactic books I've had, and when I finally got internet in 1995 I've gone berserk. I'll soon turn 20. Thanks for asking. Edit: I usually say - correct me in math and I'll never remember, correct my English and you are etched in my memory. -Logwood Edited by Logwood (12/09/05 10:39 AM)
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#151700 - 12/09/05 08:25 AM Re: About me
Elizabeth Creith addict Registered: 03/22/05 Posts: 500 Loc: Northern Ontario, Canada	[quoteI usually say - correct me in math and I'll never remember, correct my English and you are etched in my memory. -Logwood Ooooooh, says she, is that good or bad? I'm a printmaker - one etches metal with acid. Of course, as I recall some of my early English teachers, they used acid, too, to etch the rules of grammer into my memory.
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