Hi mates

[Nadia]

This is Nadia. I am very happy to join this club and nice to meet you.
Although I don’t have time to join your weekly meeting till now, I believe that I will see you someday.
Sorry, I am on duty and see you later.

[rock]

Hey, if you are here, you will be surprised to know that you have a sister with a similar name like yours.

[Nadia]

Hey, if you are here, you will be surprised to know that you have a sister with a similar name like yours.

Actually, I am a new.
Really! someone has the same English name as mine. So lucky. Well, I am curious and wish to meet her oneday. I like this name because it means "hope". Before I got it, I was a depressed student and I thought I needed a special name to cheer me up and it 's a magic that it has worked. Therefore, I had it about 12 years. By the way, this name comes from Russia.

[Dimitri]

Hi, glad to see another russian name.

Nadia, in Russian "надя(Nadya)", is the diminutive form of the name "надежда(Nadyejhda)", which literally means "hope" in Russian, as you've mentioned.

My name is also derived from one of the most common male Rissain names, "дмитрий", the diminutive form is either "дима(Dima)" or "митя(Mitya)". However, the word "дмитрий" doesn't mean anything in Russian. It's originated from the name of a Greek goddess, which is the mother of the earth.

[rock]

It seems that the only one can beat Dimitri is the Indian guy. Only he never show up in the forum. Would someone please tell him to come here to show some Indian to compete the Russian, or this crazy Dimitri will keep on winning all the time because no one can fight him if he use this Russian to go against us and no one would understand it at all....

Huhuhu~~~ I've tried my best. Is this hard to read enough?

[Nadia]

Hi, glad to see another russian name.

Nadia, in Russian "надя(Nadya)", is the diminutive form of the name "надежда(Nadyejhda)", which literally means "hope" in Russian, as you've mentioned.

My name is also derived from one of the most common male Rissain names, "дмитрий", the diminutive form is either "дима(Dima)" or "митя(Mitya)". However, the word "дмитрий" doesn't mean anything in Russian. It's originated from the name of a Greek goddess, which is the mother of the earth.

To: The mother of the earth:

Thanks for your information and you are a linguist, aren't you?

[rock]

No, he is a crazy engineer and master degree collector. But he is good at many things, like dancing Cha Cha with his rollerbladers on....

[Wofy]

To Rock
I can't agree with you more.
Haven't seen you for a while, how have you been?

[rock]

Hi, Wufffy, long time to see to you, too.
I've been busy keeping myself in my own prison to see if I'd go crazy or not. Sadly, nothing happen until now. I will try better, though.

Keep yourself walking

[Nadia]

No, he is a crazy engineer and master degree collector. But he is good at many things, like dancing Cha Cha with his rollerbladers on....

Wow.......I see.