Kaltxì from New York

[Sìkat]

Kaltxì!

I've been lurking around for a bit, and finally decided to speak up (I've always been a bit shy). I've been reading a lot over at learnnavi.org and have been (somewhat slowly) teaching myself the language. I must say, the communities both here and at learnnavi.org are thoroughly impressive

[Advent]

Welcome.

[Lewunrem]

Kaltxì,
I am new here also and have been teaching myself Na'vi for the last week. I am nowhere close to chatting in Na'vi yet. For how shy I usually am it's impressive that I am even writing on this forum. Happy learning!

[Susano'o]

Kaltxì!

[Helicoradian]

Hi

[Eana Unil]

Kaltxì

[versicolor]

Kaltxì! Welcome.

Originally Posted by sfc78

Kaltxì!

I've been lurking around for a bit, and finally decided to speak up (I've always been a bit shy).

Hey, don't worry, I was the same as you!
ToS is a very friendly community and I only wish I'd joined sooner.

Hope you have a great time here!

[ahoragi]

Welcome to this wonderful site! Please browse the history of the posts made here and see exactly why this forum is so epic!

[Sìkat]

Originally Posted by ahoragi

Welcome to this wonderful site! Please browse the history of the posts made here and see exactly why this forum is so epic!

I don't need any more convincing, I *know* it's epic

I saw Avatar for the first time on the evening of 2 January 2012. I'd purchased the CE BluRay a couple of months earlier, but it sat on my desk unopened because I didn't have a BluRay player and didn't want to watch it on my laptop.

Shortly after the holidays, I grabbed a pair of $70 BluRay players at the local Best Buy, and fired up the film on my bedroom TV. The rest, as they say, is history.

I have almost never in my life had a film knock me flat on my butt like that, visually or otherwise. In short, I knew I'd found something very special, and felt kind of like an utter fool skxawng for not only NOT having seen it in the theater, but for making my first viewing (of what I'm sure will be many more) on a dinky little 22" Vizio HDTV. The last thing I did before I went to bed that night was to grab a copy of the soundtrack from the iTunes store.

The next day, I started hitting El Goog to check out the fanbase, which led me both here and to learnnavi.org...and needless to say, I got knocked on my butt a few more times. I decided to pick up Na'vi as a second (non-programming) language as an intellectual challenge.

So, in short, that's where I stand now. To start, I've been running through a few of the exercises in The Easiest Way to Learn Na'vi--EVER!! and am looking forward to getting into the more advanced concepts

[Lewunrem]

I cannot wait either. I enjoy all of this very much. Any tips on when to start chatting in Na'vi? I know very little right now.

[Human No More]

Kaltxi, zola'u niprrte'
Welcome to the site.

[iron_jones]

Howdy

[CyanRachel]

Kaltxi, and welcome to ToS!

[Sìkat]

Wow! Irayo to all for the warm welcome, both here & in IRC

I'm still working on building up the guts to drop in on LN's TeamSpeak server so I can hear Na'vi in conversation. Hopefully between that, the rather extensive set of learning materials both written & spoken, and the community both here & on LN, I'll be speaking it proficiently enough to at least not sound like a total skawng

[lovingNeytiri]

Oel ngati kameie ma tsmukan!