Greeting from Ivu

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Greeting from Ivu

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Hi
Actually, I already joined this forum few month ago. I am from Indonesia, where, commonly, men wear sarong (apologize if my English is not perfect)
I was interest to wear skirt/kilt since in elementary school. I think skirt (A-line, half or full circle, pleated) is more practical for casual activities.

Frequently, I love to wear a field skirt (cargo skirt) when outdoor walking (hiking, trekking). it is breezy at my leg.
Lucky me, my wife is fully support that skirt/unbifurcated garmet as daily cloth for men. You may see my web
http://www.geocities.com/xyrt_id/index.htm
unfortunately, this web is in Indonesia language :) and I hope this web will not be closed soon by geocities :?

cheers
Ivul
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:welcome: :welcome: :welcome:
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:welcome: :welcome:

Ivu
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Welcome neighbour, well almost! Your province of Irian Jaya is just to the north of Australia. My skirt wearing began with your national, traditional fine cotton, batik sarongs, and I still have a drawer full of them and enjoy wearing them.(in the proper manner, pleated at the front) I moved on to skirts because they have pockets. :welcome:
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Hi Ivul :!: :welcome:

I've tried to find a translation software but so far have not
found one with Indonesian as one of the languages.

Have Fun and Happy Skirting :!:

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Halo Ivul :) Uncle Al, try this link for Indonesian to english translation...hello is "halo". (not the hair creme) :)

http://www.google.com/ig?hl=en&referrer=ign_n
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Skip,

Thanks for the info. I was able to get the 'gist' of what was written.
Wish I could get better pics of his potential skirts. Most of these
are Box-Pleated skirts/kilts. Really simple to make, when you have
the time for it. I like design #4 as it is similar to a skirt, plenty of
movement yet not as much fabric. Like a flared skirt only shorter.
This gave me some ideas--but for later.

Uncle Al
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All,....Thanks for your warm welcome. :o :D

@ Uncle Al, you may try this on-line translator
http://www.stars21.com/translator/indon ... glish.html
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Welcome Ivu! The site's wonderful, thank you!...I mean the pics and the design (I loved the "equalitarian" homepage). As for the written contents, well... I guess that's OK too, but my knowledge of Indonesian is still nonexistant. I'll have to work on that, butI'm afraid that won't be any time soon!

Thank you again,

Juan
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Welcome to the Cafe, Ivul!

Juan, the best way I know to learn a new language is to start with the food. My father-in-law was raised in Indonesia and has taught me about many wonderful foods like kroepoek shrimp chips, spicy sambal oelek sauce, and fried rice nasi goreng.... Ivul, you live in a great region of the world for tasty foods! :D
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