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Would like to talk with Lithuanian talking person about this wed and how it's working
Thread poster: laura lukenskiene - itareghe
laura lukenskiene - itareghe
laura lukenskiene - itareghe
Lithuania
Local time: 16:09
English to Lithuanian
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Apr 1, 2010

Hello, I am very new here and I would like to talk with some Lithuanian talking person. I read here and anyway not understand very well how does people work here.
I am native Lithuanian and my husband is from Africa. At home we talk in English. Sometimes I make translations from/into English/Lithuanian for students.

I would appreciate of any help....
 
Egidijus Slepetys
Egidijus Slepetys  Identity Verified
Local time: 16:09
German to Lithuanian
Lithuanian forum Apr 1, 2010

On proz there is also a forum in Lithuanian, where you can write in Lithuanian

Just visit it:
http://www.proz.com/forum/lithuanian-62.html

Regards,
Egidijus
 
Jack Doughty
Jack Doughty  Identity Verified
United Kingdom
Local time: 14:09
Russian to English
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In memoriam
Try Lithuanian forum Apr 1, 2010

We have a Lithuanian forum here at
http://www.proz.com/forum/lithuanian-62.html?sp=forum&forum_id=62
(in case you have not already found it).
 


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Would like to talk with Lithuanian talking person about this wed and how it's working






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