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Hi all!
I live in Kyiv the Ukraine. My age 40+. I make small sculptures from the wood, the amber.
I do not say on English, I translate all texts by program. Some my works on the site www.leon-i-g.narod.ru
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 09:21 AM
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 09:56 AM
Hello Leonid,
I'm pleased you have joined us. Don't worry about the language difficulty. I am sure everyone will do their best to to make you feel welcome. It's good to have more people join who are not English speakers. Your translation program is working fine.
Thank you for posting images of your work too.
Do svidanye
Ford
I'm pleased you have joined us. Don't worry about the language difficulty. I am sure everyone will do their best to to make you feel welcome. It's good to have more people join who are not English speakers. Your translation program is working fine.
Thank you for posting images of your work too.
Do svidanye
Ford
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 11:00 AM
Welcome leonid. Don't worry, I have trouble with English too.
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 01:11 PM
Hello Leonid,
Do you know Sergey Osipov? He lives outside Kiev, and is a member here on The Carving Path. He is a netsuke carver, among many other talents.
Welcome to this great forum. I hope you find much good information and companionship here.
Janel
Do you know Sergey Osipov? He lives outside Kiev, and is a member here on The Carving Path. He is a netsuke carver, among many other talents.
Welcome to this great forum. I hope you find much good information and companionship here.
Janel
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 02:11 PM
Welcome to the forum Leonid! I look forward to seeing your work.
Fred
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 04:29 PM
Привет из Германии.
Добро пожаловать в Carving Path! Как Вы видите, можно обойтись без английского. Как на счёт русского? По-украински мы к сожелению не дуже разумеем, а писать и далее...
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Добро пожаловать в Carving Path! Как Вы видите, можно обойтись без английского. Как на счёт русского? По-украински мы к сожелению не дуже разумеем, а писать и далее...
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Карлуха и Наташка
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Posted 14 September 2007 - 06:39 PM
Hi Leonid,
Welcolme to The Path! You will find a lot of fine people who doesn´t speak English and have some problems with it (Vuestro humilde servidor
) You have a very personal work. Here´s one question: What is the small figure, I think that is a boy, doing with his hand? It reminds me of an African gesture that symbolize a penis, the Brazilians call it Figa.
Hugs,
Sebas
Welcolme to The Path! You will find a lot of fine people who doesn´t speak English and have some problems with it (Vuestro humilde servidor
) You have a very personal work. Here´s one question: What is the small figure, I think that is a boy, doing with his hand? It reminds me of an African gesture that symbolize a penis, the Brazilians call it Figa.Hugs,
Sebas
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Posted 17 September 2007 - 08:23 AM
Hi all!
The many thanks for the attention to my small persona.
Janel, I is not know Sergey Osipov, but it saw its works in the Internet.
English will reach difficulty with the consideration of materials and tools. Correct my errors.
Hi Sebastian.
Different peoples interpret gestures differently. In the tradition of the peoples of the Russian Empire figa - "kukish' can be considered as negation, for example the answer to government to an increase in the taxes.
The many thanks for the attention to my small persona.
Janel, I is not know Sergey Osipov, but it saw its works in the Internet.
English will reach difficulty with the consideration of materials and tools. Correct my errors.
Sebastián Urresti, on Sep 14 2007, 09:39 PM, said:
Hi Leonid,
Welcolme to The Path! You will find a lot of fine people who doesn´t speak English and have some problems with it (Vuestro humilde servidor) You have a very personal work. Here´s one question: What is the small figure, I think that is a boy, doing with his hand? It reminds me of an African gesture that symbolize a penis, the Brazilians call it Figa.
Hugs,
Sebas
Welcolme to The Path! You will find a lot of fine people who doesn´t speak English and have some problems with it (Vuestro humilde servidor
) You have a very personal work. Here´s one question: What is the small figure, I think that is a boy, doing with his hand? It reminds me of an African gesture that symbolize a penis, the Brazilians call it Figa.Hugs,
Sebas
Hi Sebastian.
Different peoples interpret gestures differently. In the tradition of the peoples of the Russian Empire figa - "kukish' can be considered as negation, for example the answer to government to an increase in the taxes.
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Posted 18 September 2007 - 06:21 PM
HEY LEONID!!!
Thanks for the answer, I must tell you that I´m surprised with the meaning of Kukish!
Thanks for the explanation. We have an expression that is also a negation with some sarcasm in it that is called "Minga", but is impossible to describe, or at least for me. I´ll see if I get an animated gif for you to see it.
Thanks and welcome again.
Hugs,
Sebas
Thanks for the answer, I must tell you that I´m surprised with the meaning of Kukish!
Thanks for the explanation. We have an expression that is also a negation with some sarcasm in it that is called "Minga", but is impossible to describe, or at least for me. I´ll see if I get an animated gif for you to see it.Thanks and welcome again.
Hugs,
Sebas
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