Posted September 9, 200717 yr I am a new member , here , i am from Chania in Greece in Greece we have a forum only for TDM! sorry about my english it is not so well! the link is here http://tdmhellas.gr/smf/index.php and you can to communicate! to get an advice like , for example o power supply for gps http://tdmhellas.gr/smf/index.php?topic=39.0
September 11, 200717 yr Hiya Phew Chania was hot this June, we were on Crete from 19th June to 3rd July in a villa off the new National Highway up behind Vrisses at the foot of the White Mountains. We've booked to go back next year to a villa further west. How do you cope riding in the heat?! Amanda
September 11, 200717 yr Welcome. And don't worry about your English. I'm from America and we haven't spoken it for centuries.
September 11, 200717 yr Author Hiya Phew Chania was hot this June, we were on Crete from 19th June to 3rd July in a villa off the new National Highway up behind Vrisses at the foot of the White Mountains. We've booked to go back next year to a villa further west. How do you cope riding in the heat?! Amanda And imagine that we wear entire uniform , like cordura , we have got used :D I hope you passed well here...
September 13, 200717 yr Tee Hee we lived in Los Angeles for 19 months and used to have a rule that everywhere beyond our front door we spoke American English eg "elevator" instead of "lift" but once inside our own home we went back to "proper" English I had hoped to start learning Greek this September at my local college but the course may not be running due to lack of interest, I'm waiting to hear more I wanted to get beyond being able to say "hello", "please", "thank you", "how are you", "I'm fine" and pointing lots If I/we teach you English can you help me out with my Greek? Amanda
September 13, 200717 yr Author Tee Hee we lived in Los Angeles for 19 months and used to have a rule that everywhere beyond our front door we spoke American English eg "elevator" instead of "lift" but once inside our own home we went back to "proper" English I had hoped to start learning Greek this September at my local college but the course may not be running due to lack of interest, I'm waiting to hear more I wanted to get beyond being able to say "hello", "please", "thank you", "how are you", "I'm fine" and pointing lots If I/we teach you English can you help me out with my Greek? Amanda anything you want i am here!
September 13, 200717 yr Yippee, I'd better look into adding a Greek keyboard layout to my Windows XP computer We've got an class with a brand new Greek tutor on 1st October but the college told me that the rest of the people signed up for "intermediate" standard classes - help, where's the door?! Watch this space. Thanks! Amanda
September 13, 200717 yr Author Yippee, I'd better look into adding a Greek keyboard layout to my Windows XP computer We've got an class with a brand new Greek tutor on 1st October but the college told me that the rest of the people signed up for "intermediate" standard classes - help, where's the door?! Watch this space. Thanks! Amanda i keep in touch ..dont worry..
September 14, 200717 yr Author Ha, ha did you spot my grammar error?! "an class" oops, sorry bad editing :D :D :D
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