Deus911

This user is proud to come from Quebec.

This user is a Wikipedian in Quebec.

This user is a Wikipedian in Canada.

fr-qc

Cet utilisateur là parle québécois.

en-5

This user can contribute with a professional level of English.

fr-4

Cet utilisateur parle français à un niveau comparable à la langue maternelle.

sco-2

This brouker can contreibute wi a middlin level o Scots.

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Этот участник владеет русским языком на начальном уровне.

About me

My name is Donald^[1] Clark^[2] Charest^[3] and I'm from Quebec (and still residing there). I speak Quebec French, English, Scots language and International French. I was born in Val d'Or, Abitibi-Témiscamingue; then at the age of five I moved to Sherbrooke, a city situated in the Eastern Townships. On the 1st of July 2008, I moved into Montreal and I've been living there ever since. I've been interested in linguistic these past years and been studying the IPA. I love to wiki the most about history and science-related subjects. (More to come.)

I have been very busy recently with foldit as a leader for the group named foldeRNA. The group was created in January of 2011. We are now ranked 3rd globally. I've been reading up on organic chemistry and biochemistry a lot more since 2008.

Meanings of my names

^ Donald an Anglo-saxon variant of the gaelic name 'Domnall' or 'Domhnall' which is two celtic words put together each meaning 'world' and 'rule'. There is a Donald and MacDonald clan originating in western scotland.
^ Clark is a Scottish surname meaning cleric or/and clerk.
^ Charest is a French surname. The most likely origin for this word is the French word 'Charrette', which translates into 'cart'. It is well speculated that this title was given to a person involved with carts, possibly a carter.

[1] Donald an Anglo-saxon variant of the gaelic name 'Domnall' or 'Domhnall' which is two celtic words put together each meaning 'world' and 'rule'. There is a Donald and MacDonald clan originating in western scotland.

[2] Clark is a Scottish surname meaning cleric or/and clerk.

[3] Charest is a French surname. The most likely origin for this word is the French word 'Charrette', which translates into 'cart'. It is well speculated that this title was given to a person involved with carts, possibly a carter.

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