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#101 |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Jan, you were someone with mystery about them because I think a lot of people were not even sure of your gender. It would have been better to keep a lid on it to keep us wondering
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I think not only myself wonder about this question! From this title I raised up, a lot of response from the others. That means not only myself have a question on it. As an engineer, it doesn't matter what gender is, as long as he is capable of doing the job. Indeed, you are not only capable, Just superior and outstanding, from the info and knowledge came out of you, I think you are a professor, your understanding of theory and circuitry is incredible. I think everybody agree with me. Back to title, in Asia, Jan can stand for Jane or Janet, also from the way you " teaches " us, very detail, like my primary lady teacher, thus may mislead us that you are a lady. Now, All cookies are cleared, there will be no more embarrassing. Wish everybody Merry Xmas and happy new year. |
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#103 |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sweden
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In countries like Holland and Sweden, it is quite obvious that Jan is a proper name and a male name. Simliarly, it is probably (almost) just as obvious in english speaking countries that it is an abbreviation of a female name. I wouldn't be the least surprised if there are languages where it is an abbreviation of male names etc.
The sensmorale is that it is very dangerous to make assumptions about names between countries and between languages. What is obvious in one country is just as obviously not the case in another country. Even worse, names that are common and normal in one country might even be considered an offense in another country. I know a swedish guy who had middle name that is quite common here in Sweden. When applying for an american drivers license he asked if it was possible to have only a middle initial instead of the full middle name in the license. They said it was against the rules, but after telling them what his middle name was, they blushed and allowed him to use only the initial. (Since I don't want to end up in the sin bin in christmas time, I will not tell what his name was. |
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#104 |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Florence
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Hi Gentleman
Somebody may help me to negative version of II-1997 regulator? About Vdc pin Thanks a lot Stefano |
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