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Io es de accordo con Barbara io pensa que on no debe standarizar le linguas Europee
Nacion, Nation
Historia, istoria , histoire ETC....

Cata lingua ha su charme que le face interessante al public

Lo que io pensa que Josu vole dicer es que vermente Europe ha besonio de un lingua poncte que sia union neutre pro omnes. E in iste io es de accordo sed non de remplaciar le linguas nationales.

Unite in le diversitate

Europeemente

Jsf


Barbara <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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scribeva:
Scriber NACIÓN, FILOSOFÍA, TEATRO, etc. in espaniol in vice de NATION,
PHILOSOPHIA, THEATRO, etc. es ager antieuropeemente!


Io non es de accordo. Forsan antilatinemente ma non antieuropeemente.
P.ex in polonese on scribe "nacja, filozofia, teatr", in
svedese "nation, filosofi, teater", in romaniano "teatru" in
italiano "nazione, filosofia, teatro" etc

europeemente
Barbara


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