Re: Hello!

[s.cas...@gmail.com]

Hi,

My name's Sébastien. I'm a 35 years old French primary school teacher. I like board games and read fantastic and sci-fi books. I like languages too. I speak French, English, Esperanto, toki pona, Glosa and a little German. and Klingon. I also learned Solresol, Interlingua and Latin but can't really use them. At the moment I'm learning aUI and French Sign-Language. In a close future I'll try to learn Indonesian and Lakhota. So basically I quite enjoy anything that has something to do with native languages and conlangs.
I have a blog in Esperanto about games (cards, dice, boards...) [http://ludoj.over-blog.com/] and a facebook account where you can find me [http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1751813583]

Cheers !
Séb.

Le , Garrison <garo...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Hello, everyone!I figured that since right now we're quite a small group, we might as well get to know each other and introduce ourselves. So if you're new (which at this point basically includes everyone), it'd be great if you could give us all a basic introduction - at least your name, age, etc. I'll go ahead and get us started :)
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> My name's Garrison; I'm 16 years old and I live in the US. I love music (I play the flute and a bit of piano) and languages (I'm learning Spanish and Esperanto (and Solresol of course!) and I hope to learn Greek at some point too). I'd love to see Solresol become something that is accessible and useable, so right now I'm trying to do everything I can to make that happen. I'm pretty much always interested in talking to anyone, so feel free to contact me in some way if you need/want to.
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[M O]

Hi all,

I'm Matt. I'm another American in the group, almost 30 >_< , and a
language fanatic. I learned Esperanto a few years back and that opened
the door for me to other invented languages. I like Solresol for a
number of reasons, but among them is the numerous ways in which it can
be expressed (by numbers, colors, etc). I've been interested in
Solresol for over two years now. I contacted Greg (who's in this
group) back then because he had a website dedicated to reviving the
language. I also worked on translating dialogues into Solresol for a
guy named Andrew who was working on a movie that was going to
incorporate the language (but the movie ended up not being realized).

I really hope Solresol gets some life to it.

On Jun 26, 4:04 am, s.castel...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>

> My name's Sébastien. I'ma 35 years old French primary school teacher. I  

> like board games and read fantastic and sci-fi books. I like languages too.  
> I speak French, English, Esperanto, toki pona, Glosa and a little German.  
> and Klingon. I also learned Solresol, Interlingua and Latin but can't  
> really use them. At the moment I'm learning aUI and French Sign-Language.  
> In a close future I'll try to learn Indonesian and Lakhota. So basically I  
> quite enjoy anything that has something to do with native languages and  
> conlangs.
> I have a blog in Esperanto about games (cards, dice, boards...)  
> [http://ludoj.over-blog.com/] and a facebook account where you can find me  
> [http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1751813583]
>
> Cheers !
> Séb.
>

> Le , Garrison <garost...@gmail.com> a écrit :