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Other Stuff => Other Topics => Topic started by: kagliostro on March 30, 2015, 07:10:02 am
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I would like to know how much my english is comprehensible
I put my effort trying to be comprehensible and correct
but often my feel is that may english is poor, very poor
Thanks
Franco
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I understand your English very well.
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I understand you fine :icon_biggrin:
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Yes we understand you and your still getting better.
Brad :icon_biggrin:
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Franco,
Your English is fine and your contributions are excellent and well respected. :worthy1:
What I don't understand is Tubenits tele obsession? Then there's Jojo....well just because. Of course Sivergun is a lost cause. :icon_biggrin:
Jim
ps Forza Ferrari!!! Go Sebastian and Kimi! I'm sure the church bells were tolling on Sunday!
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Your English is way better than my Italian! :icon_biggrin: I think we all understand you perfectly...
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Many thanks to all for the feedback
I am really afraid about the mistakes I'm sure I do writing in english
You all are too kind to me
Franco
p.s.: Yesterday was a great day for Italy, italians and the Ferrari team :wav: :wav:
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K, I've never had a problem knowing what you meant. I wish I had as good a grasp of any other language as you do English.
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Thanks for the feedback John
Franco
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Franco
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As a newcomer here and reading your posts for the first time the past few months it never occurred to me that I didn't understand what you were saying. I'd put you in the high 90 percentile of putting sentences together etc... in a way that we understand. Heck, I worry about more about myself than your posts :laugh: and I've been speaking English for 51 years.
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I am impressed with your grasp of the English language. You are no problem to understand. Being raised on a farm, in the South (US), and going to school at Bushy Fork Elementary (Tom Sawyer would have felt right at home), I still struggle with the English language.
Jack
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K, the only thing that stands out to me, when you spec dimensions in mm, I can't help but thing we as Americans missed the boat on that one :icon_biggrin:
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You ALL are too kind with me
Franco
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K, the only thing that stands out to me, when you spec dimensions in mm, I can't help but thing we as Americans missed the boat on that one :icon_biggrin:
Man, I recall back when I was a kid they brought up the idea of changing over (In the 70's?; I can't recall) and I thought to myself nooooooooo.... because well I was a kid and didn't want to learn anything new because well....I knew it all already :laugh: But yeah, man, I wish we would have just bit the bullet and got the transition over with back in the day.
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I was there, eager for change, was a no brainer for me, divide by 12, divide by 10....hummmm? I finally found chasing a 1 or 0 and made my living :icon_biggrin:
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I don't find the 12 or 10 scale the problem.
It's that I don't have a size reference picture in my mind when someone says 7mm or 1.5M.
I can look at a plywood sheet (USA made) and can say what it is, I can't do that with metric. When I was young working on the machines at my parents bowling ally, I got pretty good at looking at a bolt head or nut and knowing what size wrench to grab.
Brad :think1:
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I don't find the 12 or 10 scale the problem.
It's that I don't have a size reference picture in my mind when someone says 7mm or 1.5M.
I can look at a plywood sheet (USA made) and can say what it is, I can't do that with metric. When I was young working on the machines at my parents bowling ally, I got pretty good at looking at a bolt head or nut and knowing what size wrench to grab.
Brad :think1:
Or if someone says they are in a 5 meter race or whatever. I have no frame of reference. Yeah I can calculate it but when shooting the breeze with someone or watching something on TV or whatever there is no reference for me. One takes that for granted or at least I do, being able to have an instant frame of reference. Don't get me started on Celcsus vs Fahrenheit either..... :BangHead:
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Don't get me started on Celcsus vs Fahrenheit either..... :BangHead:
Yep, same thing. :laugh:
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Franco
See what you did now?!?!? It's your fault we can't understand the metric system!!!!
Your always causing trouble......😄
Jim :icon_biggrin:
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:icon_biggrin:
Franco
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It's your fault we can't understand the metric system
Doug gets him back with all the fractional resistors and 1/4" jacks :icon_biggrin:
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It's your fault we can't understand the metric system
Doug gets him back with all the fractional resistors and 1/4" jacks :icon_biggrin:
:laugh:
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Franco,
Your English is excellent! It is an honor to have you on the forum. I value and appreciate all your contributions!
I love having an international community.
Thanks, Tubenit
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Of course Sivergun is a lost cause. :icon_biggrin:
:angry:
My Italian just happens to be eccellente (thanks to Google)
"utilizzare una stratocaster per remare la barca".....that's what I always say
Thanks for everything Franco... sometimes I have to read your posts twice to understand, but it's always worth the extra effort.
Sei un grande uomo!
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Sei un grande uomo!
Ultimamente pił largo che alto :l4:
Ciao :grin:
Franco