Salve, Il mio nome e' Farbanti...

The Dutch Scanlator welcomes you.

You're in luck, Chapter 55 is to be released some time today

Hmm...We've met before ^^ . I believe that you know me as Angelus-Est-Dominus, XD. I'm just curious, where' do you get the manga books to scanlate? I live over here in Japan and I can't find one GSG book.

Edit: Why isn't my sig working? I put up the correct bb code.

Question answered in chat

and the sig is working.

anyway. yeah, DArt

Well, my issue is that I can't put on my post automatically. I tried the FAQ and the "always attach my sig" button on my preference menu.

Edit: ah, now it works.

Welcome to the Gunslinger Girl boards! :yaay: Who's your favorite character? :ahh:

Hello and welcome, Farbanti! Hope you enjoy your time on the forum!

Millie Grazie! Thanks for the welcome!

M.C.M.A.P Vers?

What is nationality of this self-defense?

:iiam:

You live in Japan?!!

Please check for GSG dojinshi at Akihabara : the heaven of manga & anime in Japan ] for us!

That acronym stands for Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, Emperor - it's American. And no - Farbanti appears to be from Italy, not Japan.

Welcome, Farbanti!

I live over here in Japan and I can't find one GSG book.

But he said like this....

Benvenuto Farbanti! Um, Nacht? Farbanti said he currently lives in Japan (are you stationed there, Farbanti?) and since he's in the United States Marine Corps I'm guessing he's not from Italy. Especially since he said he only speaks a little Italian ("Io parlo un poco italiano"). Man, for a moment I thought you were speaking Latin there, Farbanti (I'm currently studying Latin). Once again, welcome to the forum! (And speak more Italian to me - it's a fun language!)

KodokuRyuu wrote:Benvenuto Farbanti! Um, Nacht? Farbanti said he currently lives in Japan (are stationed there, Farbanti?) and since he's in the United States Marine Corps I'm guessing he's not from Italy. Especially since he said he only speaks a little Italian ("Io parlo un poco italiano"). Man, for a moment I thought you were speaking Latin there, Farbanti (I'm currently studying Latin). Once again, welcome to the forum! (And speak more Italian to me - it's a fun language!)

Just how many languages do you know?

Hello and welcome to the forums!

Tommygunner70 wrote:Just how many languages do you know?

Not enough? My goal is to know a dozen languages by the time I'm 30. My native language is English. I've studied Spanish, Quenya, and Japanese. I just started studying Latin a week ago. I also plan to study Italian and German soon as well as Interlingua. After that, it's a toss up between Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Swedish, Chinese, and Korean. Or maybe Swahili - I just haven't thought that far ahead yet. Oh yeah, there's also the languages in Indian, Nepali, and Arabic... but I'm rambling now. Of course, knowing a Latin based language helps tremendously with being able to read and learn other ones. Like how I could read what Farbanti said without ever having studied Italian. Well, does that answer your question?

KodokuRyuu wrote:

Tommygunner70 wrote:Just how many languages do you know?

Not enough? My goal is to know a dozen languages by the time I'm 30. My native language is English. I've studied Spanish, Quenya, and Japanese. I just started studying Latin a week ago. I also plan to study Italian and German soon as well as Interlingua. After that, it's a toss up between Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Swedish, Chinese, and Korean. Or maybe Swahili - I just haven't thought that far ahead yet. Oh yeah, there's also the languages in Indian, Nepali, and Arabic... but I'm rambling now. Of course, knowing a Latin based language helps tremendously with being able to read and learn other ones. Like how I could read what Farbanti said without ever having studied Italian. Well, does that answer your question?

It does, and I'm impressed.

KodokuRyuu wrote:Benvenuto Farbanti! Um, Nacht? Farbanti said he currently lives in Japan (are stationed there, Farbanti?) and since he's in the United States Marine Corps I'm guessing he's not from Italy. Especially since he said he only speaks a little Italian ("Io parlo un poco italiano").

Damn, do I feel stupid or what...

Triela wrote:Welcome to the Gunslinger Girl boards! :yaay: Who's your favorite character? :ahh:

Thanks for the welcome! ((God, I have to respond to all these posts now. I never knew that I would feel so welcomed here))

My favorite character happens to be Henrietta...Please, don't shoot me. >.<

emperor wrote:M.C.M.A.P Vers?

What is nationality of this self-defense?

:iiam:

You live in Japan?!!

Please check for GSG dojinshi at Akihabara : the heaven of manga & anime in Japan ] for us!

The nationality of MCMAP is, as someone answered, American. And yes it does stand for the Marine Corps Marital Arts Program. ^^

Instead of posting multiple posts I'm gonna open up two windows just to make my replies more easier to post.

FAQ:

Q: MCMAP? What's that?
A: It's the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program.

Q: Are you a Marine?
A: No, I'm a Marine Corps Junior Reserve Training Corps Cadet. I'm really a civilian. And I can't even enlist because I'm not old enough...Jeez I'm only 15.

Q: How the hell does a 15 year old get into the MCMA Program?!
A: I'm a cadet, and since I train under the Marine Corps (JROTC) why not learn how to kick arse like the Marine Corps? XD

Q: YOU LIVE IN JAPAN?!
A: Yes I do, but I'm a military dependent. Google...Military Brat.

Q: You study what languages?
A: I study Italian under my own discretion. I study Spanish at school, and English is my main language. I speak only enough Japanese just to get by though Japanese society, I can't carry on long standing conversation in Japanese.

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Thanks for making me feel welcome here on the GSG forums. ^^

Welcome to the humble hovel!

mara wrote:Welcome to the humble hovel!

Thank you for the welcome!

welcome, fellow military-affiliated friend.

I'm actually kinda jealous... I've always been too busy to get past the jiu-jitsu/groundfighting portion of Army combatives, striking isn't until the advanced portions...
and I had to quit my civilian Krav Maga instruction... bein' "in the rear with the gear" isn't all it's cracked up to be...

LoC978 wrote:welcome, fellow military-affiliated friend.

I'm actually kinda jealous... I've always been too busy to get past the jiu-jitsu/groundfighting portion of Army combatives, striking isn't until the advanced portions...
and I had to quit my civilian Krav Maga instruction... bein' "in the rear with the gear" isn't all it's cracked up to be...

Thanks for the welcome. ^^