Stefan Jensen wrote:
Good morning Sabine and everybody,
Great to see more people joining into the communication. I am not a
frequent user
of the Wicki discussion tools which Gerhard proposes to use
for this but I'll try to move things over to there. (And I see Bernard is
already using it).
Dear Stefan,
really nice to "cybermeet" ;o) you and the others in this Wiki/EEA ring...
The merit or the blame - you'll see later... - is to be put on that
German Vesuvio ;o) who's definitely SabiNet...
We recently got in touch in a list of discussion - LANGIT - I quitted
very fast, for some reasons, after launching a project, RL - RAPTVS
LINGVÆ, which she was the only replier to.
As soon as Sabine has got some time to explain to me where and how to
effectively start to work in/for Wiki world with the support of EEA
(even if at present I'm already doing/studying really several things,
and would need paid work, I'll be glad to play actually my part, also
owing to its being a good reference on the whole and it will let me learn.
My mother tongue is Italian, which I studied also at the university;
moreover I worked as a professional proofreader and editor for ten years
and am an author.
As for Chinese at least - I can't assure you nothing - but I'm in high
touch with some Chinese linguists (two women) who know English and are
interested in Italian too. They have a sort of translation agency on the
net and I created and moderate an Itlaian subforum on their Chinese
website.
Enough & maybe too much?, for the time being...
ALBatro.
Carme diem,
ALBatro.
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Alberto L. Beretta, FIRCA
(Freelance Italian Relations & Communications Assistant).
Italian proofreading - editing - composition - voiceovers - translations
escorting - research - other.
(
www.carmediem.it <http://www.carmediem.it>, under refurbishment until 27
Aug.) - info(a)carmediem.it.
Email a.l.beretta(a)virgilio.it, fax on request,
(+39) 02 57501442, home office/study (+39) 338 3524079 (mobile),
Via Pavese 137, 20089 Rozzano (Milan), Italy (EU).
Oops, sorry about this one, folks. It's well past its sell-by-date (was sent
in September 2004), so we can probably call it irrelevant now.
Wytukaze (your brand-new list admin)