Re: kontakt (polska)
On Wednesday, 14 Jan 98 07:52:03, (Hayley Jane Wakenshaw) wrote: >Hmmm....... in the multi-language groups and mailing lists I'm on, >If you post in any language other than English, it is considered >polite and friendly to give an English translation of what you've >written for the benefit of those who don't speak that language. >This way everyone can join in if you have something interesting >to say :) I mean, me and quite a few other people could start >using Dutch in this newsgroup but we don't, because that would >exclude most other ppl in here! >Just a thought >-hayley Good thought. Agree!! Now lets see what you are guys drawin' in here :-) M a r k ps after 10 min. Wow! 8-0
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