[leish-l] messages in other languages

[K.P. Chang]

Good idea ! But I do have a Chinese Mandarin dictionary, which I had used since my
years in the primary school. I don't need it anymore after all those years. Recently,
I took it out and started to use it again, since I have forgotten many words of this
language after many more years of not using it. Maybe, I should pick up Spanish or
Portuegese instead of going back to Chinese. Or I should go to a country where I could
learn the new language. That would be nice, but I wonder if I could learn it
effectively at my age. You never know. I might just do that after I retire. Anyone
cares to teach me ?

KP

Paul Coopmans wrote:

> Or people can buy a dictionary and make an effort to learn the other
> language ...
>
> At 12:04 26-04-03 -0300, Jeffrey J Shaw wrote:
> >       As most of you know Leish-L's official language is English, however, this
> >does not mean that messages in other languages will be barred from
> >circulation.
> >       So if you don't understand such messages please be patient and just ignore
> >them.
> >Many thanks
> >Jeffrey Shaw
> >
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