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  1. 11-08-2011, 07:19 PM #11
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    Welcome to the Family, Mauro!
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    Welcome Mauro !!!! I used to travel to Mexico on business quite a lot. It is a beautiful country with wonderful people
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    well maroi i am the one brent was talking about in the native english not being good.. and if you look for john pollman he has made what i think you are looking for.. will try to find the thrtead for you and welcome to this group of wood workers that look at life in a family way..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Gibson View Post
    Welcome Mauro !!!! I used to travel to Mexico on business quite a lot. It is a beautiful country with wonderful people
    What plase of Mexico do you used to visit? I Live in Veracruz, Mexico, and some parts of my country now are dangerous to visit, but other plases are quit.

    If you arrive near of my city, i will be happy to meet you !!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by larry merlau View Post
    well maroi i am the one brent was talking about in the native english not being good.. and if you look for john pollman he has made what i think you are looking for.. will try to find the thrtead for you and welcome to this group of wood workers that look at life in a family way..
    Thank you so much; y will wait to see if he or you can help me, because i´ve considered to do it, but i see the John work was beautiful, then I prefer the tryed template.

    I am thinking about intall a little "carpinter workplace" in my garage later i finish my gun room, because I always have loved the carpinter work, but I never have tryed to do it.

    If all you help me to install it, I can to try it.

    Nice to meet all you !!!!
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    Welcome Mauro! Welcome. Do not worry about your English. You will learn. I am very happy you found us.
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  9. 11-09-2011, 01:01 AM #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cynthia White View Post
    Welcome Mauro! Welcome. Do not worry about your English. You will learn. I am very happy you found us.
    thank you for your welcome.... I´m worry to have found you, because now i need to learn english more or wont understand you nothing jajajjaja

    Somebody speak Spanish?

    " I had to learn English when my father pay the school "

    Why if i write somethinkg in spanish, the text dont appear ?
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    Welcome Mauro!
    I used to work with several south American countries in my former career... I learned to work with many who's first language was Spanish and second was English... we never had too much trouble communicating... I never learned Spanish, but I used Babelfish pretty regularly to translate to English...

    (Trabajaba con varios países suramericanos en mi carrera anterior… Aprendí trabajar con muchos who' la lengua de s primer era española y el segundo era ingleses… que nunca teníamos demasiado apuro el comunicar… Nunca aprendí español, pero me utilicé Babelfish bastante regularmente para traducir al inglés…)
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