Mainframe, MVS and zOS Discussion

Welcome and great to know that you're from India.

I'm from Europe, countries don't mean much to me any more, I'm Dutch, lived and worked in the UK, Ireland and now in Belgium.

Once again Welcome -- so how many languages do you speak/write?

And yes, rightly said - for a hitchhiker what a country boundary would actually mean?!

Anuj Dhawan wrote:Once again Welcome -- so how many languages do you speak/write?

I'm fluent in Dutch and English, reading and speaking German is not a problem (as long as you're willing to ignore the der/den/dem/die articles), for writing I would need a good spelling and grammar checker, I speak some French, and can read it a little, I was able to read Swedish and Danish pretty easily in the 1980'ies (Calculator Newsletters), and sad as it may be, given that my wife of nearly 13 years is Lithuanian, I have little comprehension of that language.

That's a good number of languages.

I have little comprehension of that language.

You said, it's sad though wish I had that "ability" then I'd have a ready excuse to hear only what I wanted to hear and...!

I live in India.

Hello Mukul and welcome to the Forum -- nice to see you here!

I belong to Pune India.

Nice place that is - there was a time (though very little) when I was thinking to settle down there until the filmi-kida ate me and I moved to Mumbai. It's great to see you here.

I'm from India too.

Great to know that you are from India

I'm from Mumbai, India.

Mumbai -- great. Have Fun here.

I live in India.

I'm from India.

Hello and welcome to the Forums - Great to know that there are quite a good number of fellow members from India.

Have a nice stay here,

I'm from Mumbai (India).

Hi Nitin and welcome to the Forums - it's nice to see people from the same city!

Have a good one,

I'm from Pune in India.

I really like the weather in Pune. I stayed there in my initial days of job search - a nice place it is.

have a good time here!