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Selamat datang Ireland ke Rangkaian Polygot!

Welcome to Polyglot Ireland Network.

Hi there, welcome to our polyglot network. Here you can find people from all over Ireland, to exchange languages knowledge. Can you imagine a better way of learning or improving another language than making new friends? I don't think so.

So that's why we are here. To learn, to teach, to make friends, meet people, have fun!!!!

Update your profile, choose the languages you would like to learn. Let us know which ones you could teach, browse for people all around the world to talk.

Check out for meetings and travel opportunities. Be there. And most of all enjoy all the greatness a new language has to offer.

Welcome, and enjoy!

Ives Reynolds (country administrator)

IvesOctober 2009
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Ulasan

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Tuliskan komen baru!

MonsterGRAHApril 2011

I am not from Ireland, however I plan on being in Dublin for Bloomsday, so I suggest having a Bloomsday party! Let's celebrate Joyce and his creation :)

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vincentOctober 2010

Dear unch,
thanks for your meeting proposal
i suggest you create a new event in Galway
after having chosen place, day and hour
then you can click on send invitation and i'll accept your invitation request to send to all members in the region
also to have maximum participation i suggest you also create the same event on other social network like couchsurfing and facebook
PLEASE plan event at least 2 weeks in advance
regards,
vincent

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unchOctober 2010

Hello all!

I would like to set up a polyglot meeting in Galway while I'm at home next week. I was thinking Saturday the 23rd of October. I like way they arrange the meetings in Paris on a Saturday night and I hope to try it that way. They put a flag on each table or group of tables to represent the most popular languages so that people can find a language that they are looking for easily. There is another section for "all other languages" or people who like to switch between languages frequently. They arrange it in conjunction with Couchsurfing.org and that seems to work quite well.

Location: I have some ideas of places to hold it, but since it is the middle of the Comedy festival it might be difficult to find an available bar. Does anybody have any ideas of a bar that might give us a floor to ourselves on a Saturday night? The way it works in Paris is that the bar is provided for free but everybody is asked to buy at least one drink to make up for it. I hope we can find the same in Galway.

I'm hoping there'll be a big turnout! Please let me know your ideas and whether you can join us.