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November 10, 2008

Polyglot meet up in Paris

Saturday I flew from Prague to Paris to take part in a meet up of polyglotclub.com an award winning website and organization that brings people together face to face to speak various languages to each other. There were over 100 very friendly people talking to each other in a variety of languages in a very cramped space. I would like to set up a branch in Vancouver and elsewhere where our members are active.

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