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in reply to a message by Pavlos
According to a very nice gentleman at the Algerian Embassy in Washington, D.C. whom I rang up on the phone just now, the name means "a birth". He had to ask a few other people in the office, and he kept referring to the athlete just by the name of "Zindane". So I'm not certain if this is the actual meaning of "Zinedine".
Hey, Pav... How come I couldn't find an Algerian Embassy for Greece? I just looked right now on http://www.embassyworld.com/
I was going to suggest you try ringing up the Algerians there in Greece, to compare their info to what I'd gotten.
-- Nanaea
Hey, Pav... How come I couldn't find an Algerian Embassy for Greece? I just looked right now on http://www.embassyworld.com/
I was going to suggest you try ringing up the Algerians there in Greece, to compare their info to what I'd gotten.
-- Nanaea
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Okay, here's the scoop...
I should've called the Permanent Mission of Algeria to the United Nations here in New York, to begin with. I got a nice Algerian gentleman on the phone who seemed to be more "with it" than the first guy I'd spoken to, at the Embassy.
"Zinedine" is Arabic and means "the beauty of religion".
-- Nanaea
I should've called the Permanent Mission of Algeria to the United Nations here in New York, to begin with. I got a nice Algerian gentleman on the phone who seemed to be more "with it" than the first guy I'd spoken to, at the Embassy.
"Zinedine" is Arabic and means "the beauty of religion".
-- Nanaea
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Cool!...
Let's tell no one of consequence! :p
Let's tell no one of consequence! :p
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