Re: Saruban tadayam ayedawi -- or, Goodbye for now!

Hello!

On 7/25/06, Carsten Becker <carbeck@...> wrote:
> I am sorry, but I want to tell you that I have to leave
> quite soon. As some of you may know, I am going to start an
> apprenticeship in Braunschweig on August 1st.
*sniff* We're gonna miss you...

But anyway, all the best for your apprenticeship! :-)

> Unfortunately,
> the flat I am hiring has no telephone connection, so I will
> not be able anymore to access the List until I have found a
> solution.
Argh. I'm so glad that I have Internet access at work (and a nice
employer who allows us to use it for our own private purposes as long
as we do this in our own time)! At least I don't have to worry about
finding flats with telephone connections, or expensive Internet cafes,
or the like...

But I'm sure you'll find a solution. :-)

> NB: I had, BTW, originally written the mail some days BEFORE
> Sally came up with the 'What is it we are saying ...'
> thread. I wrote this in Ayeri just for fun and to gain some
> new entries for the dictionary. That I can write such stuff
> in Ayeri as well as translate a whole computer program
> proves that with some clever changes, one can use one's
> conlang for 21st-century-world related topics as well,
> although the culture that is supposed to speak this
> language is maybe not yet as advanced as we are today.
Well, if they can do it with Latin, then why not with other
languages? ;-)

Regards,
			Julia 8-)

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