Jan 24th, '09, 15:09
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by raveme » Jan 24th, '09, 15:09
Hello every one!
I'm from Romania, but am currently studying in Germany for another month. I'm really into japanese culture and that's how I started drinking tea. Oolongs and Pu Erhs are pretty new to me, but I can't have enough of them
. Your forum rocks! i'm realy thrilled to have found it
:D
Jan 24th, '09, 15:15
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by Trey Winston » Jan 24th, '09, 15:15
Welcome
I think you're the first Romanian on TeaChat, at least I don't recall having seen any others.
Where in Germany are you studying?
Trey
Jan 24th, '09, 15:17
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by olivierco » Jan 24th, '09, 15:17
Trey Winston wrote:Welcome
I think you're the first Romanian on TeaChat, at least I don't recall having seen any others.
Oni is from Romania too.
Welcome!
Jan 24th, '09, 15:19
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by raveme » Jan 24th, '09, 15:19
i'm studying in Siegen, it's a smaller city close to Cologne. Really cool if i'm the first romanian around here
Jan 24th, '09, 15:21
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by tjkoko_off » Jan 24th, '09, 15:21
I was the only male graduate in the UC Berkeley French department in 1976 and studied Roumanian with Professo Neomainescu. Stiu putin romaneste! Welcome to the forum.
TJK
Jan 24th, '09, 15:29
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by raveme » Jan 24th, '09, 15:29
foarte frumos
i didn't think people were studying romanian in th US. Nice to hear. thanks for the warm welcome everyone.
Jan 24th, '09, 16:26
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by Salsero » Jan 24th, '09, 16:26
Welcome.
Jan 24th, '09, 19:22
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by Chip » Jan 24th, '09, 19:22
Oni is a Hungarian who lives in Romania I believe.
Welcome to TeaChat, raveme. Glad to have another international member on our board.
Please stop by TeaDay and share what is in your cup.
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
Jan 24th, '09, 22:23
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by chamekke » Jan 24th, '09, 22:23
raveme wrote:Hello every one!
I'm from Romania, but am currently studying in Germany for another month. I'm really into japanese culture and that's how I started drinking tea.
Hajimemashite - it's a pleasure to meet you
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Jan 25th, '09, 00:59
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by Victoria » Jan 25th, '09, 00:59
Welcome! Glad you joined us!
Jan 25th, '09, 04:40
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by raveme » Jan 25th, '09, 04:40
Domo arigato gozaimas chamekke!
Jan 25th, '09, 07:01
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by JasonC » Jan 25th, '09, 07:01
Hopefully the machine translator didn't butcher this too much...
Bun venit la spre Ceai Chat
(Welcome to Tea Chat)
--Jason
Jan 25th, '09, 08:50
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by raveme » Jan 25th, '09, 08:50
) that's nice Jason, and it's almost correct, except for the "spre" which means pretty much the same as "la". you said "welcome to to tea chat".
Jan 25th, '09, 15:32
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by sheila77551 » Jan 25th, '09, 15:32
Welcome raveme
Have fun on your tea journey.
