Jond - Elizabeth,
Exactly.
I lived in Europe off and on for around 30 years, mostly due to military obligations and private consulting working for Fortune 500 companies.
I am influenced by the European lifestyle and in part by my European heritage, Spanish and Italian, actually sicilian. I speak, read, and write German fluently, not a lick of Spanish or Italian.
Just settled back in the USA last year, after retiring from the military with 90% disability and getting used to the "American Way of Life".
That should be enough of an explanation as to why I use Ciao when signing off. I could also use Bis Spater, Tschüs, oder wiedersehen. I don't think many people speak German in this forum though.
Ciao,
Audioquest4life
Exactly.
I lived in Europe off and on for around 30 years, mostly due to military obligations and private consulting working for Fortune 500 companies.
I am influenced by the European lifestyle and in part by my European heritage, Spanish and Italian, actually sicilian. I speak, read, and write German fluently, not a lick of Spanish or Italian.
Just settled back in the USA last year, after retiring from the military with 90% disability and getting used to the "American Way of Life".
That should be enough of an explanation as to why I use Ciao when signing off. I could also use Bis Spater, Tschüs, oder wiedersehen. I don't think many people speak German in this forum though.
Ciao,
Audioquest4life