Anṣuf yes-m ^^
Welcome ^^
مرحبا بك ^^

Hahaha ... Don't worry, present day cosmetic surgery is much better than what it used to be in Doctor Frankenstein's days ^^

LOLZ ... then, I'll become a new Frankenstein ^^

They're gonna cut you and sell you into spare parts ... hehehe (kidney, heart, lungs, etc.) ^^

Hehehe ... by the way, one must be careful with these people. In 2007, I received a similar message from an African "girl". I continued exchanging e-mails with that person until I knew that it was, indeed, a group of people who lived in Gambia (Western Africa) and they even invited me to come to their country in order to help them to open the account and transfer the money and blablabla ... But God only knows what would happen to you when you arrive there and you find yourself in the middle of that maffia group ^^

Hey guys, I too have received her message. She says she's "a loving and caring Lady", so to those who are interested, you can contact her ^v^

Tiuj homoj estas kiel mafia de fraŭdo. Ili ĝenerale vivas en Niĝerio aŭ alia afrika lando kaj ŝtelas monon.

Eĉ mi ricevis tiun mesaĝon. Estu sigarda, tiuj mesaĝoj estas fraŭdo!

En el liceo (1994-1997) ^v^

De Argelia, A'frica del Norte, y tu'?

Danke schön Pfirsichbäumchen :-)
Tanemmirt s tussda a Pfirsichbäumchen :-)

Thank you very much Alex :-) It's never late to say "Eid Mubarak" :-D

Thank you very much Eldad :-D

Bienvenida Yohanna,
Anṣuf yes-m a Yohanna (eso es beréber, idioma norteafricano)
مرحبا بك يا يوهانا
:-)

شكرا لك يا هاياستان
Muchas gracias Hayastan :-)
Tanemmirt a Hayastan ^^

Eid Mubarak (Happy Eid) Duran!
Tafaska iɣudan a Duran!

Pienso que "pata" aqui' significa "pato" (duck) en portugues :-)

You see :-) It sounds beautiful ^^ Some of my French-speaking Chinese colleagues also have some Western-like weird names like "Kellyne" (instead of the more widespread from "Kelly") and suchlike names. I prefer to call them with their Chinese names. A name like "Caifeng" or "Longbi" sounds more musical to me and when you're familiar with Chinese, it might have many beautiful and/or "mystical" meanings ^^

I have never seen a woman called "Ariel". As Marcelo said, Ariel is a biblical (and Jewish) name meaning "Lion of God". Its cognate in the Muslim world (in the Indopakistani area) is "Asadullah" with "Asad" [lion] and "Allah" [God]. Its a name which has manly characteristics. It's unsual to find it borne by a woman, although "Ariel" sounds also beautiful.

Arie, I too have received your message ... by the way, how many men do you want to have in your life? ^^

Arie, nekk daɣen ḍḍfeɣ-d izen-nnem ... ini-iyi-d, acḥal n yergazen ay tebɣiḍ ad ten-tesɛuḍ deg tmeddurt-nnem? ^^