Hello everyone
Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 08:47
Hello, I'm going on this forum for the first time;sorry for my english...and my "dyslexia" 
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Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 13:25
welcome to planet catfish
Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 14:20
Welcome to Planet Catfish.
Don't worry about spelling too much, and as long as you try to keep to something similar to English, I'm sure someone will help you out if you need help.
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Mats
Don't worry about spelling too much, and as long as you try to keep to something similar to English, I'm sure someone will help you out if you need help.
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Mats
Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 14:22
I live in the USA in Maine the state next to Canada witch is french just like Italy
Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 14:27
I don't know if you meant that as a joke (like : all American's don't know any geography), but Italy is a country where Italian is spoken (you know the guys that make Pizza). France, where the speak French lik in Canada, is where they eat oysters, frogs-legs and goose-liver-pate.AngelicusFish wrote:I live in the USA in Maine the state next to Canada witch is french just like Italy
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Mats
Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 14:34
oh I am SO not good at languages except for english and french.
P.S. I did not mean that as a joke srry
P.S. I did not mean that as a joke srry
Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 16:18
Hello & welcome to PC.
Only 4 weeks ago (it seems ages) I visited your town. Very impressive and very crowded. I really enjoyed Toscana (we were based in Montopoli/San Romano).
However, where have they hidden all the Aquatic shops?
Also in the (many) bookshops: no books on pesce gatto.
Not that I blame you for it
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Only 4 weeks ago (it seems ages) I visited your town. Very impressive and very crowded. I really enjoyed Toscana (we were based in Montopoli/San Romano).
However, where have they hidden all the Aquatic shops?
Also in the (many) bookshops: no books on pesce gatto.
Not that I blame you for it
.Posted: 16 Aug 2007, 07:29
[quote="Marc van Arc"]Hello & welcome to PC.
Only 4 weeks ago (it seems ages) I visited your town. Very impressive and very crowded. I really enjoyed Toscana (we were based in Montopoli/San Romano).
However, where have they hidden all the Aquatic shops?
Also in the (many) bookshops: no books on pesce gatto.
Not that I blame you for it.[/quote]
Thank you for this opinion.; it's very gallant in your behalf
Yeah, You are right: there isn't books on catfishes in Italian, because the medium Italian fishkeeper doesen't keep catfishes in a specific tank-like Polypterus or other interesting fishes 
.Luckly, we aren't so all. Angel, the Maine isnt't the Stephen King's country?
Only 4 weeks ago (it seems ages) I visited your town. Very impressive and very crowded. I really enjoyed Toscana (we were based in Montopoli/San Romano).
However, where have they hidden all the Aquatic shops?
Also in the (many) bookshops: no books on pesce gatto.
Not that I blame you for it
.[/quote]Thank you for this opinion.; it's very gallant in your behalf
Yeah, You are right: there isn't books on catfishes in Italian, because the medium Italian fishkeeper doesen't keep catfishes in a specific tank-like Polypterus or other interesting fishes .Luckly, we aren't so all. Angel, the Maine isnt't the Stephen King's country?Posted: 16 Aug 2007, 08:07
Don't worry Angelicusfish, like someone had told "Italian is a happy Frenchman"AngelicusFish wrote:oh I am SO not good at languages except for english and french.
P.S. I did not mean that as a joke srry
.Moreover, a famous Florentine was Caterina de'Medici, and she merried the French king...so, French and Florentine are half-relatives .