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Billbobaggins
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Hi and wellcome to the forum, it is uk lock sport, so english please.
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ucof
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In this instance 1+1 =/= 2.Billbobaggins wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 12:16 pmHi and wellcome to the forum, it is uk lock sport, so english please.
Yes, it is UK locksport (with emphasis on "UK"), but people from all over the world are always welcome here.
English happens to be the language of choice as that is the most widely spoken so it makes sense for everyone to use it to communicate in.
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GretaKnauer
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Actually - without a question mark the sentence reads: I can use Italian or English.
Statements in Italian are turned into questions by adding the '?' and by raising the voice at the end of the sentence.
Statements in Italian are turned into questions by adding the '?' and by raising the voice at the end of the sentence.
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