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Merhaba you turkish speaking people out there,

is someone of you planning to come to the saturday meeting???? I´ld love to learn some turkish... )

see you on saturday!?
iyi aksamlar :)

Bonjour Tous,

Je viens juste d'arriver à Paris, je suis colombien et j'ai vecue un peut aux USA, donc si vous voulais practiquer l'espagnol n'hesite pas a me contacter, au meme temps je perfectione mon Francaise, et j'ai envie de reparler un peut l'anglais!!!

A bientot

 

Camilo

salut a tous

est que possibl, je ramene ma copin,lol?

j aimerais bien rdv avec tout member qui aller dans cette reunion.



rock de world by ur words!

Comment from Pierre



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Just a word to say how much I enjoyed the meeting on Thursday June 26h.



Unlike the Basile, which was so hard to locate that I actually missed it, gave up and went home, the Snax Kfé is really easy to find with the flags outside, which marks it out as not just another café.



Just in case anyone is wondering what 'Kfé' means, that's just French newspeak for café, 'K' being pronounced 'Ca' and 'fé', 'fay'.



The chap at the bar told me just to introduce myself and pointed out a table where 4 people were sitting in conversation. Dave (Australia) introduced the group, with Thierry and Frank (France) and Vera (Brasil) chipping in. We soon invited Hatim (Morocco) to join us. He had been sitting reading a book on his own.



With the arrival of Felix (China), the group then morphed and was joined by Raduja (Morocco) who came to sit down with MinMin (China) and, somewhat later, Jean-Marc (France).



I had originally come to find someone to practice my almost non-existent Russian. On that score, it was a complete failure. Someone suggested that all the Russophones were in front of the telly watching the match with Spain.



On the other hand, I learned all about the one-child policy in China, the famous poem 'On leaving Cambridge', stochastics in bank risk management and the geography of Morocco, not to mention a hundred other little bits of information and a really agreeable atmosphere and exchange.



For those in doubt as to whether it's for them, I would say 'give it a try'. The ages ranged that day from 18 to 60 (I was certainly the eldest) and the price of drinks is very reasonable.



Nous nous tutoyâmes assez spontanément.



I left (perhaps a bit early : sorry MinMin) at 11, content and planning to return next Thursday.



(S'il y a des phrases ou tournures que vous ne comprenez pas, n'hésitez pas à me le dire. Je les traduirai si nécessaire...)

Comment written by pierraparis   on Jun 29, 2008 @ 07:08