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Nadeen
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Hi every one, my name is Nadeen and I am from Qatar.
I am afraid some of you donot know Qatar or have little information about it.
After all, I joined this forum for two reasons:

first: I would like to improve my 2nd language-English.
Second: I like reading books and discussion

Thank you every one.

Note:please it will take time till I improve my writing skills in English so if you see me writing weird things-like this one- it means that I am struggling to express my point.
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Welcome to BookTalk.org. :smile:

You're our first member from Qatar so this is rather exciting to me. Please join us on the forums. Look around and find some discussions to join.

Are you a Muslim? Where you born and raised in Qatar? And have you traveled to Saudi Arabia or Iran and other countries in the middle east?
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Nadeen
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Chris OConnor wrote:Welcome to BookTalk.org. :smile:

You're our first member from Qatar so this is rather exciting to me. Please join us on the forums. Look around and find some discussions to join.

Are you a Muslim? Where you born and raised in Qatar? And have you traveled to Saudi Arabia or Iran and other countries in the middle east?
Hey Chris

Yes, I expected to be the first joining this forum from Qatar if not from the entire middle east.
Yes, I am a muslim, and currently I am performing the obligations of fasting.
I was born in Yemen,and I was raised there. I moved to Qatar before 5 years and I am studying Biomedicine at Qatar University now.
I have visited Jordan, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, France but not Iran.

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I'm sure you could add quite a bit of experience to our discussions of politics and current events. I hope to see you participating in the discussions in the other forums. :smile:
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Welcome Nadeen.

Good for you for joining the discussion. Learning a second language can be difficult, and I feel some simpathy for the many learning English in the world. It is not the most logical language.

I hope you will feel free to express your ideas on the world.
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etudiant wrote:
I hope you will feel free to express your ideas on the world.


I guarantee that.

Thank you etudiant

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Great to welcome you to BookTalk Nadeen :) I dont even know where Qatar is, but it's flag is cool! I hope you have a great time here just like I have :)
"The man who does not read books has no advantage over the man who cannot read books." - Mark Twain

"When the rich wage war, it's the poor who die." - Hands Held High, Made Famous by Linkin Park
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Nadeen
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Iluvbookz13 wrote:Great to welcome you to BookTalk Nadeen :) I dont even know where Qatar is, but it's flag is cool! I hope you have a great time here just like I have :)
Great to see you here...
Not knowing Qatar doesn't surprise me, Qatar is a newly born country, its history is back to the 70s of the last century.

Thank you
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Nadeen wrote:
Iluvbookz13 wrote:Great to welcome you to BookTalk Nadeen :) I dont even know where Qatar is, but it's flag is cool! I hope you have a great time here just like I have :)
Great to see you here...
Not knowing Qatar doesn't surprise me, Qatar is a newly born country, its history is back to the 70s of the last century.

Thank you
Hey, I can see someone else besides me in this forum likes to take the time to format what they type according to importance! Maybe someone I can relate to here :hmm:

Besides GreyIxia, of course ;-)
"The man who does not read books has no advantage over the man who cannot read books." - Mark Twain

"When the rich wage war, it's the poor who die." - Hands Held High, Made Famous by Linkin Park
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Nadeen
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Iluvbookz13 wrote:
Hey, I can see someone else besides me in this forum likes to take the time to format what they type according to importance! Maybe someone I can relate to here :hmm:

Besides GreyIxia, of course ;-)
Hey again Iluvbookz13

I understood everything except the part highlighted in blue.

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