Re: mesazo dun interlekto
| From: | J Y S Czhang <czhang23@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, June 10, 2003, 2:54 |
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In a message dated 2003:06:09 07:58:47 AM, chlewey@CABLE.NET.CO writes:
>...><span lang="en">
>This is not an euroclon, but most of the basic vocabulary, and surely a
>great deal of the scientific vocabulary is originally based on western
>European languages. This western european bias might change if judged
>necesary given new information.
>
>Is anyone ready to the job of trasnlating and breaking the structure of
>this language?
></span>
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>o papa de nos ke sese in celo
>mo i ese santo pe tua nomo
>kome a nos tua regino
>mo i dones pe tua vilo
>ici in terra e la in celo [. . . ]
It looks surprisingly like Glosa-like AuxLang, but with a more Romance
feel to it like Frater.
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