Find a Na'vi friend

[jaydentyler25]

Kaltxì, I am from Czech republic, Tábor and presently the most harmful owner of google maps around here Smiley (corresponding of that, can any person fix a text within the kept of the page above member list? Irayo

[7th_Hatchet]

I live in Beaverton, Oregon, and it would be pure awesome to meet new soaia to hang out & practice with. I can't be the only one here who loves chillin' in the forest..

[`Eylan Ayfalulukanä]

I live in Beaverton, Oregon, and it would be pure awesome to meet new soaia to hang out & practice with. I can't be the only one here who loves chillin' in the forest..

You are kind of 'caught in the middle' between the big Na'vi speakers community in the San Francisco Bay Area, and a somewhat smaller community in Seattle. The last two years, there was a major meetup in Seattle, but that probably won't happen again. But once in a great while, the Bay area folks do a meetup, and I will often come down from Reno for those.

If you like camping (you mentioned the forest), maybe this summer, a group camping event in Oregon would be a lot of fun. I need to go up to Grant's Pass and Medford anyway, at some point, to visit friends there.

And speaking of Beaverton, I have a house full of antique Tektronix equipment!

[Tsmuktengan]

Not from Czech Republic but from France. Closer to you, there is a fairly big community in Germany. 

[Yaknun]

there is a fairly big community in Germany. 

That's right    I'm from cologne 

[Tìtstewan]

there is a fairly big community in Germany. 

That's right    I'm from cologne 

I'm from New-Ulm, Bavaria.

[`Eylan Ayfalulukanä]

If there is a 'New Ulm', does that imply there is an 'old' Ulm? (I have an internet friend that lives in Ulm).

[Tìtstewan]

If there is a 'New Ulm', does that imply there is an 'old' Ulm? (I have an internet friend that lives in Ulm).

There is the "original" Ulm *click*

[Yaknun]

Spoiler: good information

There is the "original" Ulm *click*

Yon can become a travel guide 

[Tìtstewan]

Spoiler: good information

There is the "original" Ulm *click*

Yon can become a travel guide  

Really?
How do you figure?

[Yaknun]

Spoiler: good information

There is the "original" Ulm *click*

Yon can become a travel guide  

Really?
How do you figure?

see my spoiler-text - that's a real argument 

[Tìtstewan]

Well, I can go blind to the Ulmer Münster.

[Yaknun]

Well, I can go blind to the Ulmer Münster.

that's exactly what I mean - and therefore you become a travel guide 

[Tìtstewan]

You'd have to reach blindly to Kölner Dom.

[Lunarria]

Well since I have relocated I wish to see if there's anyone close to me....so here goes...
Anyone in South Dakota?

[Eanna]

I'm from Erfurt, in Germany  I'd really like to get back into learning the language!

[Tìtstewan]

Kaltxì ma Eanna!

Just join here in TeamSpeak on monday and wednesday in the German section.
Just take a look here in Lerngruppe (TeamSpeak, Mo & Mi 20-21 Uhr).

[Mesireatu]

Kaltxì!
Oel kameie ngati! Swedish woman, 51, looks for new friends, hopefully in Värmland, Karlstad or in Sweden, Europe at least. Eywa ngati! 

[`Eylan Ayfalulukanä]

Kaltxì!
Oel kameie ngati! Swedish woman, 51, looks for new friends, hopefully in Värmland, Karlstad or in Sweden, Europe at least. Eywa ngati! 

Kaltxì, ma Il Sogno Viandante! I've seen you posting around the LearnNavi boards. You might want to start an introduction thread for yourself. Its good to see some enthusiastic older folks here. These are the kind of people that get involved and stick with it. I myself am 52, so we are about the same age. Although a broadcast engineer by profession, I volunteer at a zoo on weekends where the volunteers do the actual animal care. We have consistently found that older people are more reliable and dependable because they have learned what the term 'commitment' means, and will 'stick it out' throughout whatever happens. We certainly need more folks like that here!

[Chrystofer]

I'm in Dunedin New Zealand   are there any others here?