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szczep

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Very warm hello from very cold Poland
My name is Szczepan and i'm glad to have an opportunity to be a part of this great community.
That's all i wanted to say (for now ).

And btw.: don't even try to spell my name because:
1) you won't do it correctly (proove that i'm wrong )
2) i want you to keep your tongue in one piece
 
Well, I won't even try.

Anyway, welcome aboard!
 
Hello, Szczepan. Welcome to the forum.
It's also very cold where I am, my warm welcome to you!
We are honored to have you with us.
I just said your name without much worrying about being correct.
Four consonant clusters are rare, but not impossible.
I happen to thrive on tongue twisters; that's my job.

I like you avatar, it goes well with the name!
Have fun, here posting, and don;t be afraid to ask questions if in doubt!
 
lexico said:
Hello, Szczepan. Welcome to the forum.
It's also very cold where I am, my warm welcome to you!

Russia, yeah, if Poland is very cold then Russia is a very very cold place. brrr

lexico said:
I just said your name without much worrying about being correct.
Four consonant clusters are rare, but not impossible.
I happen to thrive on tongue twisters; that's my job.

A lexicographer, nice.
窶樞?ケ窶柆窶楪≫?柝窶桎 - i suppose it would be correct in Cyrylic alphabet used in Russia.

lexico said:
I like you avatar, it goes well with the name!

I'm glad to hear that, thx. It was made today/yesterday (CE time zone/japanese,korean time zone), specially for use in this forum .

lexico said:
Have fun, here posting, and don;t be afraid to ask questions if in doubt!

Yeah, i surely will .
 
Hi Szczepan ! Welcome To The Forum !!

Glad you found us. We have a few other members from your country I think. It's pretty cold here in Maine where I live too. Enjoy!

Frank

 
szczep said:
Russia, yeah, if Poland is very cold then Russia is a very very cold place. brrr
I wish I were in Siberia. It's my spirtual twin that's gone there; the Chukchi Salmon to save its dying brethren the Chuckchis. Unfortunately I'm still stuck in Korea. Still cold. brrrr :shiver:
szczep said:
A lexicographer, nice.
窶樞?ケ窶柆窶楪≫?柝窶桎 - i suppose it would be correct in Cyrylic alphabet used in Russia.
Hey, thanks for digging that up! Do you speak Russian? I have the book, but quit half way like years back -- too bad, soo sad
szczep said:
I'm glad to hear that, thx. It was made today/yesterday (CE time zone/japanese,korean time zone), specially for use in this forum .
Wow, you're really talented. I thought Krizzle's was really creative, hajimemashite! im new here!, but yours in no less!
szczep said:
Yeah, i surely will .
All right, we're set then!
 
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lol welcome * looks at name* nope, i'm not even gonna try to write it
 
Heya, mate!
(I can pronounce your name just fine, one of my best friends is named Szczepankiewicz and he was just as surprised as you would be at my mad skillz the first few times I wrote it

Probably pronounced something like "shteppan" (well, that's as close as I can get to writing it out... you guys don't speak like normal people
 
TwistedMac said:
Probably pronounced something like "shteppan" (well, that's as close as I can get to writing it out... you guys don't speak like normal people
Heeey...I guess I wasn't that far off.
I figured it had to be something close to Stephen Steven from the Romans!
No matter how many letters, the sound is always human...haha!
 
lexico said:
I wish I were in Siberia. It's my spirtual twin that's gone there; the Chukchi Salmon to save its dying brethren the Chuckchis. Unfortunately I'm still stuck in Korea.

It's pretty far from Korea to Chuckchis Autonomic District. :-\

lexico said:
Do you speak Russian? I have the book, but quit half way like years back -- too bad, soo sad

No, unfotrunatelly not, but i know the Cyrylic alphabet so mostly i can understand what is written in russian because most polish words sounds very similar.


Yeah, i like it too .

TwistedMac said:
Heya, mate!
(I can pronounce your name just fine, one of my best friends is named Szczepankiewicz and he was just as surprised as you would be at my mad skillz the first few times I wrote it

Hehe, that tells me all

TwistedMac said:
Probably pronounced something like "shteppan" (well, that's as close as I can get to writing it out... you guys don't speak like normal people

Yeah, "sz" is like "sh", but "cz" is like "tch" or sth like that.

lexico said:
I figured it had to be something close to Stephen Steven from the Romans!

And yes, english equivalent is Stephen, but it sounds very different than polish Szczepan.
 
Konnichiwa Szczep-san!

Welcome and Hajimemashite. Please enjoy the forum!

NANGI
 
I also wanna give you a welcoming hug!!! Have fun in here ok? ;-)
 
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