Hi, it's polyath!

Hi,

I don't want to bore everyone here with my life story - which without doubt promises to be less interesting/exciting than that of many here. So, in short, my name is Jeff and my forte is foreign languages. My cover job is that I'm a translator - anything else I do will remain a secret...for now.

I'm glad to be here and can't wait to start participating in vibrant debates. So long as they remain civil.

Kind regards to everyone,
Jeff

a reply to: polyath

ello welcome

a reply to: polyath

Welcome. Velkommen, Bienvenue,Aloha.

a reply to: robbeh

Thank you very much.

a reply to: polyath

Our most civil-ized welcome to you. For future reference, if you feel like sharing, what language(s) do you speak?

Could be helpful to translate foreign language content.

a reply to: intrptr

Hello...indeed, I also use "-ized." Well, I speak several languages (to varying degrees of impressiveness) - but for the purposes of translating, I would be comfortable with translating from German into English (US).

yala

It's great to have another addition. Have you any experience in ancient languages that might help some of our archeology threads and fans?

Either way, great to have you.

originally posted by: polyath
a reply to: intrptr

Hello...indeed, I also use "-ized." Well, I speak several languages (to varying degrees of impressiveness) - but for the purposes of translating, I would be comfortable with translating from German into English (US).

Cool. My mom was born and raised in Germany. She's done some translating, too.

a reply to: intrptr

Awesome. Do you do interpreting? If so, which language(s)?

Welcome to ATS!

[snip, self-edited bad joke]

Enjoy the place and leave it in better shape than when you found it!

Here is the place to go to see how to make your post all pertyfied. ATS - ATS freshman's forum

hello Jeff

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Hello Jeff, it is so nice to meet you. Here is your new uniform

Please take care of it as you will have to pay for replacements. Orientation is at 9, don’t be late. It is in the room with the Red Door. Do NOT under any circumstances open the locked door, there will be no one to come save you. We will simply relock the door. Now, about the life stories….we have story hour at 8 and then everyone goes to recess…

originally posted by: polyath
a reply to: intrptr

Awesome. Do you do interpreting? If so, which language(s)?

Sorry for the delay.

Lol, I interpret propaganda.

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

Thank you.

a reply to: Martin75

Hello,
it's nice to meet you, too.