In trying to write this blog in English I hope finally able to start jabber a few words in this language. I will mobilise various tools for that my text be in accordance with the rules of grammar and spelling. Thanks for your corrections and comments.
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Momo, can you tell me why these collections of airstrips ?
Thank you, krn, for your question.
After my exams, tomorrow, I'll explain you everything.
Take care ;-)
Interesting... Want to do one on Canadian airstrips?
Of course, Doreus, I would like to do all the airstrips of English speaking countries.
Ahem! "English-speaking country"? Just a reminder: Canada has two official languages: French and English. :P
You are right, Doreus, there are a lot bilingual, trilingual, etc. countries. However, Canada is one of the traditional destinations to learn English. My target is just to collect the airstrips of the places where I could go to be immersed. Thanks to warn me, because I was about to use the Montreal airport, and it probably would have been a big mistake. Hum... my project seem awkward now.
Ah! I understand what you meant now. It would be useful for you to know that you could go almost anywhere in Canada to live a true English immersion... even in some parts of Québec, which is the only officially unilingually French province in Canada. Western Canada would provide a very good context, as would Ontario.
so interesting how the geometry is every where... we always need an airstrip, in case of...
I prefer to fly but sometimes I recognise that I need to land...
nevermind, thank you for this crazy collections! why not? everything is a part of the Game!
chevere, sigue la luz!!!}
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