Re: Maps of Ill Bethisad.
| From: | andrew <hobbit@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, April 2, 2001, 22:09 |
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Am 03/26 15:44 Christophe Grandsire yscrifef:
> Which ones are you talking about? Maybe we can keep the etymology, and just
> replace the word "Occitan" with the word "Narbonósc" :) . As I see it, earlier
> forms of Narbonósc looked quite like Occitan.
>
Christophe, the most significant one that I know of is that Brithenig,
like Francien, borrows amour from Occitan. In Brithenig when people
talk about love they say [ill afur], but when they are talking about
romance they say [ill amur].
On a more general note, the latest news I have heard from Kemr talks
about an outbreak of foot and mouth disease on farms in Dunein and
around Aberddui.
- andrew.
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