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the riddler

7th August 2011, 00:07
Dear Sally and Gentlemen,
Well, this has been an interesting little diversion but, much as it pains me to go, it's time for bed said zebedee. I shall bid you a goodnight and sweet dreams.
the riddler?????
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sallyw (aka - the original sallyw)

7th August 2011, 00:08
Goodnight riddler and everyone. I am off to bed. Sweet dreams!
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paul

7th August 2011, 00:49
Meine liebe Freunden; es gibt nichts besonders wenn man mehr oder weniger Wissenschaft in andere Sprachen hat (bitter vergib mein nicht-perfektisches Deutsch - es ist viele Jahre gewesen seit Ich es in der Schule gemacht hatte)

Was ist wirklich wichtig - ist dass wenn jemand ein paar Worten nutzen versucht, dass andere menschen vielleicht ihn ermutigen.

доброй ночи и сон хорошо
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paul

7th August 2011, 00:50
....that is to say, tolerance is the way!
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bernie

7th August 2011, 00:57
For a second there Paul,I thought Nytram had gone into overdrive!
I'm off on my holiday tomorrow, see you all in a week.
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tonyw

7th August 2011, 01:00
What does "kabish" mean?
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bernie

7th August 2011, 01:03
I don't understand!
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the joker

7th August 2011, 03:13
tonyw
A green vegetable often served with mince and tatties.
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greedy kite

7th August 2011, 03:44
Just for Paul:Dein Deutsch ist gut verstaendlich trotz Fehler.Aber ich meine,es ist doch etwas besoderes wenn jemand Kenntnisse in einer Fremdsprache besitzt---eine unheimliche Bereicherung sogar.Oder hab'ich Dich voellig missverstanden?Insomniac in france.
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wendy

7th August 2011, 10:09
I hope Bernie has a nice holiday. Perhaps he's going to Italy...?

If so, he'll find out that the word "Capisce" is Mafioso slang for "do you understand".

If not, that may put the "kibosh" on his linguistic skills too!
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