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19th April 2012, 19:55 #101
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19th April 2012, 20:25 #102
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Right.
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19th April 2012, 20:26 #103
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Now viewing Ioan and loan on my phone they are identical.
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19th April 2012, 20:51 #104
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that must be a fine sight. Where did you get the pics from?
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19th April 2012, 20:57 #105
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19th April 2012, 23:40 #106
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Imagine how I got on when working for a Japanese company. Being a formal people, the Japanese like to use surnames and they had, shall we say, fun with my surname. Just picture the response to an introduction: "Pleased to meeet you, Mr Rollo" - "Just call be Duncan" was my usual response and I then became "Mr Duncan". At which point I said to myself "Oh borroks!" and politely answered "Yes"
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20th April 2012, 07:04 #107
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Ioane, never thought about a confusion between I and l. Thought the problem was the accent. Like pronouncing it like io an. Or like Johann.
My problem is the second letter of my name - O. They pronounce it ou or au although I recommend myself correctly and I really have an easy name.
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20th April 2012, 15:18 #108
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Originally Posted by D-Type
I would tell my Korean colleagues to simply address me by my first name, so I became known as “Mr. Peter” .“If everything's under control, you're going too slow.” Mario Andretti
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20th April 2012, 17:56 #109Originally Posted by D-TypeC'est la vie ja taksi tuo.
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21st April 2012, 13:44 #110
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Despite the claims of dunnell that I am a native english speaker, I am not and studied it in school since 2nd grade, if I remember correctly. Not that difficult of a language and I picked it up quite quickly, but lately I sense that I don't speak it as well as I used to, because I just don't get to speak it much these days. Some years ago I got to speak quite a bit of english with some clients and people thought I was a native english speaker, but these days this forum I probably the only place where I speak/write in english.
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