информация по каталогу

Привет всем
не могу открыть каталог монет .Пробовал разные ст раны -не открывается.что делаю не так?Отправить на нужную тему

Hi,

Catalogue works normally, you open Catalogue tab, then country list and choose a country.

Maybe coins are not shown? In this case try checking this: You should have all ticked in order to see all coins.


Best regards,
Jarek

To my teraz w każdym języku piszemy ?:)

Oficiálně je to forum mezinárodní, a ne anglické.

Roger :D

Jarcek - polyglot

Cita: "Cyrillius"​Jarcek - polyglot

​ Not really.

With knowledge of Russian and Czech, Ukrainian and Polish go somehow along. (Slovak is so similar to Czech that it does not even count)

I had basics of Latin and German in school, but I haven't learnt much. And Numista teaches me French for example.

English is basic education. So it is actually only Russian and English, that counts.

Well, you just confirmed my thesis.

Mä olen varma et voi lukea mitään tästä ilman Googlen apua :-)

Kippis Jarcek. Hauskaa perjantaita!

I told myself, that I wont fall for the "you will have to use google for reading this trap"... (Mä and "google" gave you away, together with fact that last line was wishes.) then I felt that I might be wrong after all and checked. You got me.

I fell in love in cyphers (besides girlfriend and coins) so I now wish to have enough free time to learn Ogham https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogham

But basics of Finnish would be awesome too. Ok, I stole the thread.

I learned Russian so understand main topic, and Jarcek reply too - Czech is very simmilar to polish :)
Maybe one day will learn some ancient language it will be fantastic.

PS.
I even create my own alfabet it was i think 15 years ago :)

I know only some basics of Slavic languages but Russian contains many loan words which makes it actually easier to read than one would initially expect. I learned Latin and some Greek at grammar school, never liked Swedish but still easy to read and understand, speak better German instead and learned Dutch when moving there. My French could be better but thanks to Latin and some travels I can read Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and Romanian fairly well. Basic Estonian is pretty easy to read for a Finn as well. Hungarian on the other hand is too Ugric for a Balto-Finnic. Only a few words look familiar. Anyway, all useful when preparing these world coin chats.

Ogham looks great! I should write Finnish in Ogham!