Better landscapes; was: Italogallic in Zera, and other languages.

Mangiat wrote:

> OK, I like it - expecially because *I am* Lombardian.
Are you in Lombardy now?  Where are you?  What do you see when you
look out your window?  Okay, I'd love to know, all you continental
conlangers.  I'm interested in going on a little trip.  When I look
out my window in ROCHESTER NEW YORK USA I see

                an overcast rainy street full of big wooden colonial
                houses built in 1913 painted different subdued
                colors, in a semi-industrial city with red-brick
                smokestacks and little square green lawns surrounded
                by trees with tiny green leaves trying to bud on
                them.  So typical!  About 50 degrees Farenheit
                outside.


Any better land/cityscapes?

> Anyway, HAPPY EASTER TO YOU ALL (at least to Catholics and Protestants -
> obviously I'm not against Orthodoxes and Jews, but, AFAIK, they'll celebrate
> Easter later, am I right, Irina and Steg?)
Probably not the Jews... :-)

Over on ENGLISC, we translated the Four Questions of the Haggadah into
Old
English three years ago.  Check it out at:

        http://www.rochester.edu/englisc/fourquest.html


Happy Passover, everybody who does so, and Happy Easter to those who
do so!  Oh, come on... what is Easter in Teonaht?  Probably something
predictable, like Pahska.  No entry.  Well, Pahska benda, hpoto al
pfrona!
Send tyr Seder benda.

Sal

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