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anette247Member16 February 2011 02:06:51

I'm Anette Aas, I'm 25 years old and I've been living here since 2001. I do miss Norway from time to time, but I also enjoy my stay here as well.
I'm half Filipino-Norwegian so I'm quite a mix.
I speak Tagalog fluently (after 10 years its about time).
I miss playing soccer/football, so if somebody would gather a team, count me in!

YudViP16 February 2011 04:48:14

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Welcome on the forum anette247

Thanks for your introduction So, how is life there???

anette247Member16 February 2011 05:36:33

Hot, hot, and hot!

Thanks for the reply. Now I feel welcome

Nat187Guest17 February 2011 00:17:50

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Anette! Most warmest wecome )) Nice to meet you here )

tagtraumMember17 February 2011 02:51:21

Hi there, a friend of mine is coming in June, actually she is from norway

dhnindcSerial expat17 February 2011 04:20:06

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HI.

I work with a number of Norweginas/Finns. Big/tall folks! Must have drank lots of milk.

Don

singapinayMember17 February 2011 05:20:14

Hy anette,

You look good!Welcome to Expat community:)

anette247Member17 February 2011 12:11:41

@Nat187: Nice to meet you here too!

@tagtraum: Really, it's nice to know that other Norwegians actually come here.

@dhnindc: Scandinavians are tall in general. I'm 5'7 and I'm just average height for a girl in Norway. Here I'm tall.

@singapinay: Likewise!

Nat187Guest17 February 2011 14:40:33

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hey )) let them bring some of that magic milk with them!!

ofw-in-kandaharMember17 February 2011 15:11:26

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hi there! weather is actually hot in rainy days and hotter in summer... but you i'm sure you can blend well...

TeacherSumiMember03 March 2011 16:00:53

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Hello Anette! why wont you try Visayan language/Bisaya language?
We Filipinos are amaze to find foreigners speaking/ knows some Bisaya language. ehehehee~

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