Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 11:04 pm
There is no evidence that Lübke really said so. But it's true that he began an adress with "Dear Mr. President, dear Mrs. Tananarive!" on a visit to Tananarive - the capital of Madagaskar.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 9:30 am
As I said, during the time it is not always clear what he said and what is phantasy. Your contribution proves that everything is possible....
Re: Latin
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 10:46 am
Well... what about ESPERANTO which is much more easy than Latin?Antti wrote:[en]
People on EBT are multi-linguists, so I thought to ask if we have EBTers who can write in latin
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Homines in EuroBillTrackere sunt multi-linguisti, et ideo cogitabam rogare, si habemus EuroBillTrackeres, qui in lingua latina scribere possunt.
Re: Latin
Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:31 am
I second that!Jes wrote: Well... what about ESPERANTO which is much more easy than Latin?
In fact, most, if not all, modern Western European languages (I can't really speak for any others) are "much more easy" than Latin, and Esperanto is much easier than any of them, including English, French, Spanish, German, to name but a few.
I have been learning French on and off since the age of 11 (39 years ago!), and I have been living in French-speaking Belgium for the last 8 years, and yet while I consider my French to be good, I am far from fluent. However, I first came across Esperanto five years ago, and after 2 years I suddenly realised that I could actually speak Esperanto better than I could French.
If any EBT members are interested in learning a little bit of Esperanto, you could do worse than visiting http://eo.lernu.net where there is a free course in many, many different languages.
Bonan ŝancon!
Re: Latin
Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 1:20 pm
Vivu esperanto!!Le Hibou wrote: I first came across Esperanto five years ago, and after 2 years I suddenly realised that I could actually speak Esperanto better than I could French.
Bonan ŝancon!
Dua lingvo apud gepatra!JES!! and simply... if you look for "ESPERANTO" in google, it will apear a lot of websites to learn it, developing skills, comunicate... etc.Le Hibou wrote: If any EBT members are interested in learning a little bit of Esperanto, you could do worse than visiting http://eo.lernu.net where there is a free course in many, many different languages.