Topic: Hi... Everybody

[Critterman]

ISTRATOVARIUS, por favor no escuches a GJ aka BG. me ha dicho que podria ayudarme con muchas cosas con mi coche, pero no ha hecho nada.
lo que quere es que nosotros creemos que el es un hombre muy amable para conocer a el chicas grecas y mexicanas 
bien,lo que escribo no es verdad, solo  a cada opportunidad!
bienvenido !

Arabas,
Κάνατε χρήση ένας Έλληνας να ισπανικό μεταφραστή, είτε τα ελληνικά στα αγγλικά στα ισπανικά ένα; Όποιον τρόπο και αν έκανε εξαιρετική δουλειά.

[Arabas]

haha Critterman the google translator failed, although what you write kinda makes sense.
5 years ago i quit studying spanish. it lasted 3 yrs and it's a pretty easy and interesting language.
don t forget that spanish is spoken by almost 1/4 of the global population, so it is quite usefull.
in Greece,  it is almost compulsory to learn to speak English.  French, Spanish and German are the most popular languages as second or even third choice.
i chose English, Spanish and French and now, i must work on my Romanian (if Kelu finds a nice Romanian girl to teach me)

[LatinVenom]

Be careful Arabas you know Kelu might set you up............

[Critterman]

Google sort of works, but it takes a actual translation, not a factual one.  It misses all the nuances to a language.  I'm my youth I spoke Spanish fluently and as I travelled the world I tried to learn survival language skills in the countries I was in.  Greek was the hardest, only ever learned a handfull of words, most of which just got me into trouble

[Arabas]

Google sort of works, but it takes a actual translation, not a factual one.  It misses all the nuances to a language.  I'm my youth I spoke Spanish fluently and as I travelled the world I tried to learn survival language skills in the countries I was in.  Greek was the hardest, only ever learned a handfull of words, most of which just got me into trouble

hahaha, curious to hear these "troublemaker" greek words you ve learned.
indeed Greek is a difficult language, but it's always good to know a few words that can help you communicate about basic things.

LV, i m looking forward for Kelu setting me up with one of the girls in the pics he posts now and then

[Kelu]

damn drifters, they can't even keep a straight discussion

Arab: no romanian girl for you, your are engaged, end of story for you.

[deepwater805]

hahaha, curious to hear these "troublemaker" greek words you ve learned.
indeed Greek is a difficult language, but it's always good to know a few words that can help you communicate about basic things.

LV, i m looking forward for Kelu setting me up with one of the girls in the pics he posts now and then

Is it true that malaka means "I'm happy to see you today Mr. Officer sir" in Greek? 

[Kelu]

Is it true that malaka means "I'm happy to see you today Mr. Officer sir" in Greek?  

  nice one

[Arabas]

Is it true that malaka means "I'm happy to see you today Mr. Officer sir" in Greek? 

of course, this is the exact meaning 
you can also translate it: "What a great driver you are!" when someone is blocking your way or "anything you say boss!" when you get directions from your boss
 

[duckSol]

A cop was on his horse waiting to cross the street,
when a little girl On her new shiny bike stopped beside him.
'Nice bike,' the cop said. 'Did Santa bring it to you?'

'Yes Sir,' the little girl said, 'he sure did!'

The cop looked the bike over and handed
the girl a $5 ticket for a safety violation.

The cop said, 'Give this to your Dad, and next year, tell Santa to put
a reflector light on the back of it!'

The young girl looked up at the cop and said,
'Nice horse you've got there Sir. Did Santa bring it to you?'

Playing along with the girl, he chuckled and answered,
'Yes, he sure did!'

The little girl looked up at the cop and said:

'Next year tell Santa;
The dick goes underneath the horse, not on top'!!!