Hi,

In first, please excuse me for my english (school level).

So I come from France next to Paris (40 Km), my name is Nicolas I'm 22 and I've got a octavia rs mk1 diamond grey 2001 with pack sport french version, 16" spyder, esp and climatronic. But I've already change light for HID xenon better than stock light and Simota's CAI, and I wait my stainless exhaust who start to turbo to cat back with RS4 tail.

Next month i'll change my DV for Forge 006 and my intake (Forge too), and I'll change my "suspension" for Bilstein+ H&R kit (-35), so I hope you understand me and see you soon for many question about skoda

Hello and welcome! I'm sure our own token French boy will be along to offer a more appropriate welcome soon...

Bonjour Nicolas, bienvenue a briskoda.

Welcome Nicolas.

bonjour!!

Hello Nicolas

Salut Nicolas bienvenue! Votre Anglais est meilleur que mon Francais!

Hello and Welcome.

welcome to briskoda

And it's bonjour Nico from me.

Seriously, we've got some other members from the French Skoda club as members on here, but they don't post very often.

Thanks everybody

And it's bonjour Nico from me.

Seriously, we've got some other members from the French Skoda club as members on here, but they don't post very often.

I think it's about language for me it's difficult too but I try and in France we love read your forum to take many idea about remap, wheels, motor etc...

It's times like these that make me ashamed that I can't speak another language particulary well.

I tend to pick up German fairly easily once I spent a couple of days on the trot over there but other than that I can't learn it I've tried books/guides/cd based tuition but no looks.

Off to search for a Briskoda language thread now!

Thanks everybody

I think it's about language for me it's difficult too but I try and in France we love read your forum to take many idea about remap, wheels, motor etc...

This is why, other than abbreviations, we try and write standard English. Also, if you ask something and we don't understand it at first, we will take the time to ask you to try and explain what we don't understand.

It's times like these that make me ashamed that I can't speak another language particulary well.

I tend to pick up German fairly easily once I spent a couple of days on the trot over there but other than that I can't learn it I've tried books/guides/cd based tuition but no looks.

Off to search for a Briskoda language thread now!

I understand more French than I speak and I agree! :(

welcome here Nico!