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    Posted: 25 Nov 05 at 5:55pm
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435 on what sky???

yes sky in the sports

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Sorry guys I was at work when you asked (should have put it on my previus post )
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There's a brilliant new TV series about boat Renovation and sailing on
Discovery Real Time at 9pm on Wednesdays. You need dig tv or sky, it's
presented by Tom Cunliffe and it's a bit like Grand Designs for boats. I wuld
highly recommend it.

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Thanks for the tip on ch 435.  Nice to see some sailing on TV!

However, you'd have thought that bearing in mind the cost of making a TV programme, they might just the script checked by a sailor first!  Just sat through a painful programme about the Copa del Rey 2004, translated from Spanish to English, and it included such gems as...

"At the end of the first close hauled, Caixagalicia was ahead...."

"All of the top rudders were at the regatta..."

"...and they were the first boat to cross the arrival line"

"It became a monotypical regatta...in other words you needed a bit of luck!"

"The boat has a very good compensation" (you mean handicap I take it?)

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Sport nation is good but you have to be fluent in Italian
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useful.

But I do have to say iv got an equaly as useful comment TV5 is good for sailing sometimes but u have to b fluent in French

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I always get a little excited when watersports world comes on but then you see that it is just full of rubbish.

 

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Post Options Post Options   Quote Black no sugar Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 Jan 06 at 7:59am
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useful.

But I do have to say iv got an equaly as useful comment TV5 is good for sailing sometimes but u have to b fluent in French

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how about an on-line direct translation whilst the programme is on air???

is your sailing vocab up to it??

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Post Options Post Options   Quote Black no sugar Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 Jan 06 at 8:15am

My sailing vocab is better in English than it is in French, because I've only ever sailed in England, with English speakers. However, the efforts I'm making to learn the correct terms in French seem to be a little pointless, as demonstrated in that "Team Nissan Hobie surfing video" in La Tranche. The French helm explains their capsize: "Le bateau, il a gybé tout seul et on s'est retrouvé dans la mousse."

Gybé......... Why bother....

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