Elisabeth
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Hi I'm Elisabeth. This site was recommended by a fellow divemaster (we are in training to become one). I like it here!
Greetings, Elisabeth
Greetings, Elisabeth
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Welcome to the Scuba Board. :hi: Fun place to hang out, compare, argue, etc.
It might help if you'd add "The Netherlands" to the Location section of your Profile, so it'll show up on posts. I thought I recognized Utrecht as a town I visited when I was there once, but most Americans have not been so fortunate as to visit your lovely country. :dunce: Most of us are unalingual, too. Appreciate your talking to us in English, as I'm one of the less educated, myself.
donDutchDown
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Hope you'll enjoy the board. And I hope your trip to Sharm is fantastic!
DandyDon, there's a joke about us that I am fond of repeating:
Q: What do you call someone who speaks three languages?
A: Trilingual
Q: What about someone who speaks two?
A: Bilingual
Q: What do you call someone who speaks only one language?
A: American
I've lived in a few countries and have picked up a smattering of several languages. I get around alright in Dutch, but it's a tough language to learn. Come back over and learn some more!
Phil
DandyDon, there's a joke about us that I am fond of repeating:
Q: What do you call someone who speaks three languages?
A: Trilingual
Q: What about someone who speaks two?
A: Bilingual
Q: What do you call someone who speaks only one language?
A: American
I've lived in a few countries and have picked up a smattering of several languages. I get around alright in Dutch, but it's a tough language to learn. Come back over and learn some more!
Phil
Welcome Elisabeth from Ontario, Canada! This is a great board to ask questions and find answers.
Thanks Don! As you can see, I already changed it 
dandydon once bubbled...
Welcome to the Scuba Board. :hi: Fun place to hang out, compare, argue, etc.
It might help if you'd add "The Netherlands" to the Location section of your Profile, so it'll show up on posts. I thought I recognized Utrecht as a town I visited when I was there once, but most Americans have not been so fortunate as to visit your lovely country. :dunce: Most of us are unalingual, too. Appreciate your talking to us in English, as I'm one of the less educated, myself.
Elisabeth.
Good luck with the DM course. I remember it as one of the more interesting courses I taken. I liked the physics portion best.
Keep us informed on your progress.
Scott
Good luck with the DM course. I remember it as one of the more interesting courses I taken. I liked the physics portion best.
Keep us informed on your progress.
Scott
Thank you Padipro. I'll keep you informed. I have just started it so it is gone take a while befor I can call myself a divemaster. First i'm going for a week to Egypt. I'll leave tommrow.
Excuss me if my English is not that good :embarr: . I speak it well, but the writing is a different thing
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