bienvenu Christophe!

Salut, mec! Ça fait un bail qu'on n'a pas reçu vos nouvelles! Moi, je veux
savoir de votre nouveau projet, comment s'appelle la langue? Bienvenu, et
encore, bienvenu!

Dan

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Christophe Grandsire a écrit:

>
> En réponse à daniel andreasson <daniel.andreasson@...>:
>
> > Nik:
> > > >> What other major members are we missing?
> >
> > Vasiliy:
> > > >Personally, I'm also missing Christophe. In his last message to this
> > list
> > > >he wrote he'd be back by the end of August. A good excuse to remind
> > him ;)
> >
> > And speaking of French conlangers. Where's Mathias Lassailly at?
> >
> > Daniel
> >
>
> Hi everyone!
>
> Well, I see now that I've been missed, since I see my name as
> soon as in the
> second message I receive since I subscribed again! :) Be happy
> Vasiliy, I'm back
> now :)
>
> I'm sorry I couldn't subscribe again at the end of August, but I
> was too busy by
> real life to even think about it. Things are settling down now,
> so it's a little
> better, but one sure thing is that I won't be as active as I used
> to be, work
> and private life make time smaller :)
>
> As you can see, the e-mail adress is a new one. I subscribed from this one
> instead of the one I had at school because I won't be in that
> school that much
> anymore. My classes are at University now, and I'm also working
> in a laboratory.
> Taking this adress was the only way to keep contact with the
> list, wherever I
> am. This is an Internet-based e-mail program, so I don't know how
> my posts look
> like when sent. Tell me if you have any trouble reading them.
>
> As for conlanging, I didn't stop even during holidays. I kept on
> writing the
> grammar of the project I was on when I unsubscribed, O, and I'm
> also rewriting
> the grammar of an old project of Romance language I had (different from my
> Reman, looking more like a kind of langue d'oc, with an
> orthography comparable
> to that of French and Portuguese). I'll tell you about it if you want.
>
> Well, I'm happy to be back, but don't expect me to be very
> active, I still have
> 150 posts to read, and I mustn't forget my work (good that for
> now I have only 9
> hours of classes a week) :)
>
> Oh, and I see that you unburied the conlang T-shirt project. What is the
> sentence to translate and is it too late to join in?
>
> Bye.
>
> Christophe Grandsire, very happy to be back.
>