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It can be a little daunting at first, but in time it becomes much easier.
Any questions don't be afraid to ask.
Just a word for the veteran members who have been here a while. I've noticed in the activity pages, that some of the comments on new members entries have at times come across as a little hostile or snide. Please remember that some people join these forums simply to read the posts and articles, and never actually post.
They are not all untrustworthy or trolls.
Also some members take a little more time to establish themselves than others. There is no time limit. I didn't start posting regularly for about two months after I joined. Deciding to read posts and find my feet slowly, before entering into the everyday discussions being had. We're all different.
mi Name is Export.. UniversalExport.
I am a member since a few minutes - after i realized i read this board every free minute for days, and learned some new facts and laughed some loud laughs - I thought i gonna join u guys. In real life i got nobody who shares the bondian interests - so.. one reason more to suscribe here.
Am from Switzerland (you know the country seen and mentioned in Goldfinger, On her Majestys Secret Service and i think the Bungeejump Scene in GoldenEye was also filmed in my country - but this could have been a rumor - dont know it for sure).
On this occasion i wanna say - sorry for my mostly poor english. Where i live, with the local standarts, my english is good - able to talk and understand your language most of the time, but my grammatics and stuff sucks i think. So dont be shy, you got the licence to correct me everytime our paths cross eachothers :)
For me being a Bond Fan is more than "i like those movies".. i grew up with it.. i think the first Time i saw a Bond Film was at a friends house - You only live twice.. and i think i was around ten years old (that was 20 years ago).
After the Song by Nancy Sinatra and the cool panther style of Sean Connery - i became a addict.
MI6 Community ... thanks for existing and welcoming new members..
Welcome aboard! Grammatical problems are no problem here! @M_Balje is a well respected member of this community!
I'm sure you'll be made very welcome with The Living Daylights being your favourite Bond!
Looking forward to discussing all things Bond with you, as well as arranging that shipment of Carcharodon carcharias. ;)
You always were a cunning linguist. :D
Sorry, English is beyond me. What?
Retoromanian is also known as Romansch, isn't it? Also, welcome Universal Exports!
I believe it is. Also called Rhaetian, spoken in the North. Correct me if it is wrong, Univex.
@Soundofthesinners Yes it is..
@Thunderfinger I am not an expert, but i do believe Rhaetian is meant to be the area in the context of geochronology and also the people who live there. But spoken of Rhaetian Language - yes - then its correct.. i think..
oh and yes.. dont worry, people often get confused about swiss-german and the southern german language schwäbisch. Both are dialects of a language based on german, and the areas are close.
:D
@WillyGalore Looks like a quote ma man, but you forgot to mention the source.. and afterall, look how much we clearly had done right in the past, if people think this "quote" is accurate.. ;)
Funny I had thought of putting a You Tube link to Harry Lime saying that in The Third Man, @WillyGalore.
So.. Gary Grant and Asterix & Obelix.. we are in good crowd here.. that I appreciate it too..
Where would one be without those little cliche language skills, right? I have to say I find it difficult to understand Swiss German, every once in a while I turn my TV on some Swiss channel and I came to the sad conclusion that I understand the Dutch better :-S
@Sandy You get channels from switzerland, where the hell are you from? To conserve this Thread you can answer here, if you want :)