Utilizaire:Amnon s : Diferéncia entre lei versions

Un article de Wikipèdia, l'enciclopèdia liura.
Contengut suprimit Contengut apondut
Amnon s (discussion | contribucions)
Pagina novèla: My name is Amnon Shavit, I'm from Tel Aviv, Israel. I do not speak Occitan, but owing to my basic knowledge of French, Spanish (Castilian) and Portuguese, I manage to understand a ce...
 
Amnon s (discussion | contribucions)
Cap resum de modificació
Linha 1 : Linha 1 :
My name is Amnon Shavit, I'm from Tel Aviv, Israel.
My name is Amnon Shavit, I'm from Tel Aviv, Israel.

I do not speak Occitan, but owing to my basic knowledge of French, Spanish (Castilian) and Portuguese, I manage to understand a certain portion of it (when written. I don't really know how it sounds).
I do not speak Occitan, but owing to my basic knowledge of French, Spanish (Castilian) and Portuguese, I manage to understand a certain portion of it (when written. I don't really know how it sounds).

As part of my study for a Master's degree in Geography, I'm currently researching Regional (as opposed to National) Identities of Europe, focusing on the use of web 2.0 applications, such as Wikipedia, as a means of promoting such identities.
As part of my study for a Master's degree in Geography, I'm currently researching Regional (as opposed to National) Identities of Europe, focusing on the use of web 2.0 applications, such as Wikipedia, as a means of promoting such identities.

I would like to gather some information regarding your language and the cultural identity related to it. Therefore I'd be grateful to anyone who can provide me with such information and discuss some ideas and issues openly. Please contact me through my discussion page.
I would like to gather some information regarding your language and the cultural identity related to it. Therefore I'd be grateful to anyone who can provide me with such information and discuss some ideas and issues openly. Please contact me through my discussion page.

Version del 25 setembre de 2007 a 09.05

My name is Amnon Shavit, I'm from Tel Aviv, Israel.

I do not speak Occitan, but owing to my basic knowledge of French, Spanish (Castilian) and Portuguese, I manage to understand a certain portion of it (when written. I don't really know how it sounds).

As part of my study for a Master's degree in Geography, I'm currently researching Regional (as opposed to National) Identities of Europe, focusing on the use of web 2.0 applications, such as Wikipedia, as a means of promoting such identities.

I would like to gather some information regarding your language and the cultural identity related to it. Therefore I'd be grateful to anyone who can provide me with such information and discuss some ideas and issues openly. Please contact me through my discussion page.