Hey, I noticed you've been doing some good wikifying, and just generally making my beloved Wikipedia even better! I just wanted to say: --User:Dmcdevit 04:34, 20 Apr 2005 (UTC) == Boris and Arkady Strugatsky == I had removed the last part of your sentence. I'd read the Monday Begins on Saturday in Czech so translations are possible. Whether this translation captured essence of the novel is question, of course. I had read other translations too (Troika). User:Pavel Vozenilek 11:29, 24 Apr 2005 (UTC) I assumed that paragraph was talking about English specifically. Of course it's possible to translate into other Slavic languages, the way Lem is much easier to translate into Russian than English. == Grammatical gender and Kivunjo == Your edit summary at Grammatical gender ('attempting to bluify the "Kivunjo" link') made me smile. It didn't work out, as I'm sure you noticed, but I just created a stub to make it blue after all: Kivunjo language. Kind regards, — User:Mark Dingemanse User Talk:Mark Dingemanse 00:41, 8 May 2005 (UTC) == Interesting == Hey, a fellow Bay Arean! (Wait not Aryan, even though that's how it sounds :) ). So, off to Caltech, eh? That's exciting, I'll be going to college next year, too (Reed College) and I even know someone going to Caltech, too. Best of luck! --User:Dmcdevit 06:37, 19 May 2005 (UTC) *What a small, small world... Wow. Well, congratulations on Mathcamp. And I can see you've been making good edits, so keep it up! --User:Dmcdevit 02:24, 20 May 2005 (UTC) == Chersonesos== Somebody has moved this archaeological site with its Greek name of long standing, recognizable to every educated eye, to its Ukrainian name ''Khersones''— unknown in English. How can we get it back with its well-recognized English title? --User:Wetman 23:36, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
I've created this page mostly to avoid an ugly red link. But here is some info about me. I was born in Russia and currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area. As of May 2005, I'm a high school student, but I will soon be a Caltech student instead. ==Interests== *Computer science *Classical music *Math *Culture of the Soviet Union *Games (The Game (game)) *Linguistics ==Pages I've worked on== ===Pages I've created=== *Yuliy Kim *Monday Begins on Saturday *Bashi Fen *Oboe Sonata (Poulenc) (stub) ===Pages I've expanded from miserable substubs=== *Canada/USA MathCamp
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Hey, I noticed you've been doing some good wikifying, and just generally making my beloved Wikipedia even better! I just wanted to say: --User:Dmcdevit 04:34, 20 Apr 2005 (UTC) == Boris and Arkady Strugatsky == I had removed the last part of your sentence. I'd read the Monday Begins on Saturday in Czech so translations are possible. Whether this translation captured essence of the novel is question, of course. I had read other translations too (Troika). User:Pavel Vozenilek 11:29, 24 Apr 2005 (UTC) I assumed that paragraph was talking about English specifically. Of course it's possible to translate into other Slavic languages, the way Lem is much easier to translate into Russian than English. == Grammatical gender and Kivunjo == Your edit summary at Grammatical gender ('attempting to bluify the "Kivunjo" link') made me smile. It didn't work out, as I'm sure you noticed, but I just created a stub to make it blue after all: Kivunjo language. Kind regards, — User:Mark Dingemanse User Talk:Mark Dingemanse 00:41, 8 May 2005 (UTC) == Interesting == Hey, a fellow Bay Arean! (Wait not Aryan, even though that's how it sounds :) ). So, off to Caltech, eh? That's exciting, I'll be going to college next year, too (Reed College) and I even know someone going to Caltech, too. Best of luck! --User:Dmcdevit 06:37, 19 May 2005 (UTC) *What a small, small world... Wow. Well, congratulations on Mathcamp. And I can see you've been making good edits, so keep it up! --User:Dmcdevit 02:24, 20 May 2005 (UTC) == Chersonesos== Somebody has moved this archaeological site with its Greek name of long standing, recognizable to every educated eye, to its Ukrainian name ''Khersones''— unknown in English. How can we get it back with its well-recognized English title? --User:Wetman 23:36, 14 Jun 2005 (UTC)
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I've created this page mostly to avoid an ugly red link. But here is some info about me. I was born in Russia and currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area. As of May 2005, I'm a high school student, but I will soon be a Caltech student instead. ==Interests== *Computer science *Classical music *Math *Culture of the Soviet Union *Games (The Game (game)) *Linguistics ==Pages I've worked on== ===Pages I've created=== *Yuliy Kim *Monday Begins on Saturday *Bashi Fen *Oboe Sonata (Poulenc) (stub) ===Pages I've expanded from miserable substubs=== *Canada/USA MathCamp
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