Maar ik wil mijn nederlands verbeteren!David Gilbert wrote:but Delft is of little use for improving your language skills, everyone speaks perfect English!
Chess Congresses home and abroad.
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Niall Doran
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David Gilbert
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Tell them you're Welsh and maybe they'll speak to you in Dutch!Niall Doran wrote:Maar ik wil mijn nederlands verbeteren!David Gilbert wrote:but Delft is of little use for improving your language skills, everyone speaks perfect English!
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Niall Doran
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With a name like Niall, they'll never believe me!
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There are quite a few suggestions in this thread - http://www.ecforum.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2300.Dewi Jones wrote:I'd be interested in entering some congresses abroad, and coupling it with a holiday.
(I'm writing this from a hotel room in Mandalay before playing in the Thailand Open in just over a week's time.)
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There is a tournament in Italy at the end of May which has an U2000 section, search for salento chess 2014 for details