world cup football 2006 - Germany

world cup football 2006 - Germany

This match starts in juni 2006 and is very important for international business. We are not interested in business ovvious, we like languages a lot.  During the match and before, many people will learn or improve the English or German language. We can follow the competition selecting a favorite language, most popular are supported at the Fifa-website:

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/t/index.html

 

Dutch language is not supported. Here follow a few Dutch websites:

 

http://www.wk2006.nl/

http://www.oranjeinduitsland.nl/

Only hot orange news appears on the website: http://home.planet.nl/~salbar/tips.htm  during the match.

I know also that people is already busy for the next Olimpic Games 2008 in China. This event is important too. So, also business men and visitors of China are learning Chinese. In the guest country people learns .... English. We all need English in the world. Enjoy the match or your favorite language. Bye friends.

Looking for friends

 

Looking for friends

Hi dear members.  A few years ago Microsoft did close the msn chatrooms and many of us are missing friends. I have found most of those groups and similar related services on http://www.hi5.com . It's very commercial and you get often popups. You meet much people in the rooms or network. Chatrooms are often full or you cannot continue chat sessions. Later i have found a similar site, a bit more polite and without  chatrooms. Both sites offer you the services editing a profile, add/delete pictures and friends, blogs and so on. You can find me on www.hyves.nl  or at my personal page there at http://www.salbar.hyves.nl .  There you can meet or invite friends  or you can simple searching worldwide for friends/locations/interests. If you cannot understand the default language, you can select your one clicking on the flag at the top of the screen. Good luck. Bye, menblan

My silly little language!

I'm making up a Romance-Germanic language, which is mainly Dutch with different spellings / pronunciation. I know a little dutch from www.ielanguages.com, but I would rather have a professional teach me. Would be okay to join in on the chat at the designated times.

 

In the very unlikelyhood that you are interested in my language, Piscean, come to this as-yet-unfinished site:

 

http://groups.msn.com/LearnPiscean/