Re: Classical language children's books

Oh, I'll have to pick that up. My modern Greek probably isn't at the same
level as my classical, though (and that's fast declining...)

In the same vein, I picked up "El prisionero de Azkaban" the other
day--Harry Potter 3 in Spanish. I'd like to read it before the movie comes
out.

Jonathan

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Subject: Re: [CONLANG] Classical language children's books

E fésto Jonathan Lipps <conlang@...>:
> I saw it on the internet once as 'Arrioi Potter, where the final iota in
> 'Arrioi is of course subscript, and ' is rough breathing. Acute accents
> on the alpha in the first word and omicron in the second. The "er"
> ending is
> nice, since it fits with names like Alexander. Maybe it will decline to
> Pottros? Haha.
The modern Greek version of the book, BTW, is "Xári Póter".

        *Muke!
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