1. South Americans on this list.
Including Daniel Berstein (Architek) and me (I'm from Brazil), is
there any other South American Euphoria user here ?
---
Ricardo Niederberger Cabral
<rnc at infolink.com.br>
2. Re: South Americans on this list.
> Including Daniel Berstein (Architek) and me (I'm from Brazil), is
>there any other South American Euphoria user here ?
>
>---
>Ricardo Niederberger Cabral
><rnc at infolink.com.br>
>
Well, there's me here in Argentina :)
I used Euphoria in my lab classes to explain some
algorithms, and suggested my students to use the language for their course
project (my course is about algorithmics, I'm the assistant of the teacher).
Besides that, I've translated the Euphoria 1.5 Reference Manual to spanish,
(the translation is in the homepage of Daniel Berstein). Since I'm NOT a
programmer, that's all I've done till now with the language, but I think
it's a great programming language. I'm afraid I won't be much available
next 3 months, so my next doing in Euphoria will have to wait (in fact,
I'll spend the next 3 months in Rio de Janeiro working on my master's degree
thesis!), but you're free to e-mail me if you feel like it. If you do so,
please be patient, since I'm not sure how much it will take me to access
my e-mail account from Rio (nets in my country are awful).
Carlos Gonzalia, Universidad Nacional del Sur,
Bahia Blanca, Argentina, South America.
3. Re: South Americans on this list.
> Well, there's me here in Argentina :)
>
> I used Euphoria in my lab classes to explain some
> algorithms, and suggested my students to use the language for their
course
> project (my course is about algorithmics, I'm the assistant of the
teacher).
> Besides that, I've translated the Euphoria 1.5 Reference Manual to
spanish,
> (the translation is in the homepage of Daniel Berstein). Since I'm NOT a
> programmer, that's all I've done till now with the language, but I think
> it's a great programming language. I'm afraid I won't be much available
> next 3 months, so my next doing in Euphoria will have to wait (in fact,
> I'll spend the next 3 months in Rio de Janeiro working on my master's
degree
> thesis!), but you're free to e-mail me if you feel like it. If you do so,
> please be patient, since I'm not sure how much it will take me to access
> my e-mail account from Rio (nets in my country are awful).
>
> Carlos Gonzalia, Universidad Nacional del Sur,
> Bahia Blanca, Argentina, South America.
In Brazil too, the internet service providers are good, but the big
problem is the telephone company. I live in Rio de Janeiro ! Where are you
going to do you thesis, on a university ?
---
Ricardo Niederberger Cabral
<rnc at infolink.com.br>
4. Re: South Americans on this list.
I'm not, but if a spanish speaker is valid, take me into account...
Saludos.
Jesus.
5. South Americans on this list.
Hola, Ricardo!
I'm sorry, but my english is very bad.
No soy sudamericano, pero si te sirve un espa=F1ol (catal=E1n) de Barcelo=
na,
encantado de conocerte.
Voc=E9 pode escrivir en portugues... eu sou un gran paixonado do Brasil.
Tenho amigos en Sao Paulo.
Ruego disculpas al resto de la lista, pero soy incapaz de escribir en
ingl=E9s.
Saludos,
Ismael
6. Re: South Americans on this list.
- Posted by Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen <nieuwen at POP.XS4ALL.NL>
Jun 04, 1997
-
Last edited Jun 05, 1997
> Hola, Ricardo!
>
> I'm sorry, but my english is very bad.
Who's isn't??
Please send this spanish stuff private, i and a lot of others have
really no use for this..
On the mailing list one language should be used and that is English,
because it is very easy and i someguy somewhere's knows another
language next to it natural language it will be English, esspecially
in the compubizz and on the net.
My english is bad too, but it's a way of commincating, why should
people even care (CENSORED: give a shit) about 100% perfect spelling,
the purpose of a language is making a point, telling someone
something, no to speak it 100% perfectly!!
So don't be ashamed if your English sucks, it really doesn't matter.
I might be able to write better sentence repeating all the rules i
learned so far at school, but i don't even take the time for that
(it's NOT interesting!)
My english teacher would kill me if see saw these mails....
How come almost everybody in Holland speaks English reasonable??
(I mean really, come to holland, call some weird telephone number
and ask(in Eglish) if that person knows the number of the tourist
information, i'll promise you, the peson at the end of the line
answers in understandably english!!)
> No soy sudamericano, pero si te sirve un espa=F1ol (catal=E1n) de Barcelo=
> na,
> encantado de conocerte.
> Voc=E9 pode escrivir en portugues... eu sou un gran paixonado do Brasil.
> Tenho amigos en Sao Paulo.
BTW Why all those '=', some mails have this, why???
> Saludos,
> Ismael
Saludos to you too,
Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen
nieuwen at xs4all.nl
