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L-Għodwa t-tajba,

I'm malath, some people may know me as Gakbu. I'm from Malta which is a very small island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, am 18 years old, write in Maltese and English, mostly poetry, but sometimes do write prose. I was invited and the forum looked interesting, hence my acceptance. It's nice being so formal once in a while.

Saħħa,

Malath

Nice to have you Malath! Welcome!

Hi, Malath. Great to see you made it!

Welcome to CWRG.

Thank you for joining our community. We are a group of writers with a common goal--to
become better at our craft. In order to maintain a creative, positive atmosphere we have some easily followed, common sense guidelines for membership. You can review them in our New Member Orientation.

You'll find that everyone here is friendly and helpful, so jump in and start posting!

If you have any questions or issues that aren't covered in the New Member Orientation, please feel free to contact me.

Have fun.

Gary.

Merħba lill-forum. Nispera li tieħdu pjaċir dan il-post.

If my English speaking friends want to know what I said, they can go to the link below and cut'n paste the sentences above into the proper translation program. Folks, if you use this program, make sure you select English/Maltese and use the reverse arrows to indicate Maltese to English:

http://translation2.paralink.com/

Sites like this allow writers to get foreign language translations for brief dialog in stories.

Welcome Malath! I also live on a small island, but mine is in the Caribbean.

Bienvenido!

. . . and Wreybies cooks in a wok! LOL

Welcome to the forum, we're glad to have you :)

Thank you all for the welcomes..

NaClshaker, let me tell you what your translator said there:

"I welcome the Forum. I hope you all have fun in place."

Never trust translators

Malath

Welcome and thank you for a new piece of info. I always assumed the Maltese (is that correct?) spoke one of the European mainland languages. I see a touch of romance language in there, but I had to look it up to see if it was Semitic or Ugric based. I thought I could at least identify most Latin alphabet languages, but you stopped me like a clock! Thank you & looking forward to chatting and working with you.

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