[Marksman]

How do you do my anglophone (or francophone) friends!

I'm a new member from Serbia, my name is Marko (but I speak good English so my nickname is Mark). Firstly. I wish to thank you guys (and girls) for taking the time to find my homeland's flag and put it here to be available.

Currently, I'm in the third grade of high school, and in addition to this am currently working towards my CAE certificate of English proficiency.

I want to move to Canada, to study and live, partly because I heard a lot of good things about Canada from my friends who have already moved/been there as exchange students.

Ask me anything (I promise no e raging or flaming), and I'll answer as best as I can.

Yours truly.

The Marksman

[CDN_PATRIOT]

Welcome from Toronto, Ontario!


-J.

[Marksman]

Thank you. Toronto is pretty much where I'd like to live, considering that it has a large Serbian community. I needn't ask if you've heard of our boys, the Serbian White Eagles, then!

[raydan]

Bienvenu de la Ville de Québec/Welcome from Québec City

[Marksman]

raydan wrote:

Bienvenu de la Ville de Québec/Welcome from Québec City

Merci beaucoup, je parle français (C'est un sujet dans mon lycée), mais je ne suis pas un grand expert. Anglais s'il vous plaît

(J'aime français, c'est un beau langue, et les langues étrangers, mais j'ai peur que je ferai un erreur.)

[Marksman]

Also, can you guys tell me about the Canadian high school grading system (for the sake of getting a better understaning of college admissions). Thanks.

[Gunnair]

Welcome from the sodden grey Island.

[Brenda]

Welcome from the BC interior, from a fellow European

[martin14]

Marksman wrote:

Thank you. Toronto is pretty much where I'd like to live, considering that it has a large Serbian community. I needn't ask if you've heard of our boys, the Serbian White Eagles, then!

Welcome from Victoria.

I have been East.



One word for you: hockey

[Marksman]

Gunnair wrote:

Welcome from the sodden grey Island.

Newfoundland? (I hope I got this one right, no offence inteded.)

Also, gunnair (as in gunner)?

Brenda wrote:

a fellow European

Yeah! Which country?

Also, Martin, I like sports, particularly Olympic combat sports (I do Judo), and you have some serious high level Judo.

I also think Serbian White Eagles have a hockey team, and would like to train in anything I can get my hands on (hockey fights! )

[Gunnair]

Marksman wrote:

Gunnair wrote:

Welcome from the sodden grey Island.

Newfoundland? (I hope I got this one right, no offence inteded.)

Also, gunnair (as in gunner)?

Dear God no. The other greener wetter island - Vancouver Island.

And yes, Gunnair is Gaelic for Gunner.

[Brenda]

Marksman wrote:

Brenda wrote:

a fellow European

Yeah! Which country?

I'm a Dutchy

[Marksman]

Ah ok Vancouver island. If you said "greener than Newfoundland sodden gray island" I would have nailed it.

[Gunnair]

Marksman wrote:

Ah ok Vancouver island. If you said "greener than Newfoundland sodden gray island" I would have nailed it.

Ahhhhhh...I shall note that for future welcomes.

[CDN_PATRIOT]

Marksman wrote:

Thank you. Toronto is pretty much where I'd like to live, considering that it has a large Serbian community. I needn't ask if you've heard of our boys, the Serbian White Eagles, then!

Toronto is quite an interesting place. I've lived in or around it most of my life, and still find something new when I wander around it. Many things to do, and much to see. However, I have heard not of the Serbian White Eagles. Sorry.

-J.