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[Nafty]

Hello.
Sorry, I didn’t pay attention to this chapter of “if you come that closed, why don’t you introduce your self?!”. Yes, I did post some without one self presentation. Sorry folks!
Well, I’m located in Spain, and I’ve been involved in audio amplification since first steps on electronics. I’m proud of being on board of “The Voice of Peace” (one hundred on your FM dial) 83/83 just in time, before offshore radios generation shut down.
Vacuum state (Valves) is my eternal mitt.
I’m coming on the aim of learning and share my experience.
Best regards to you all.
Naphtali Israel Campones.

 

[Cal Weldon]

Hi Nafty and welcome to the forums. Glad to have you here.

 

[Nafty]

glad to be here

Thanks Cal.
I did apreciate that.
Nafy

 

[SY]

Can you speak Ladino?

 

[Nafty]

glad to be here

Hello Sy
Since I'm a portugese and spanih spoken, I may undertand most of the words and I may speak on a conversation level.
It is sad that ladino is desapearing. New generations are taking it back and I hope that they can make it float again.
How about you?? Can you?
Rgs.
Nafty

 

[SY]

Unfortunately, despite my Sephardic background, no. I can understand Yiddish pretty well, but Ladino is interesting and exotic for me.

 

[Nafty]

glad to be here

Oh yes indeed, is a very poetic linguage.
In fact we can see through the peoples linguage their own soul.
I mean that; if we cant understand some people culture, most probably, we may never speack his linguage.
Good to meet you and an happy "Passover" to you and family.
Sicerely.
Nafty