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Emerson José Silveira da Costa <[log in to unmask]>
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=======================Forwarded Message=======================

Foro:      Interlingua in Europa
Subjecto:  Que es @?
De:         (HKYSON)
A:         (TOTES)
Data/Hora: 5/24/2001 5:12:34 PM

Karen Chung del Universitate National de Taiwan investigava le metaphoras
usate per differente linguas e cultuas in su nomines pro le symbolo @.
Ecce unes ex illos:

(1) Chinese mandarin: mus
(2) Danese: le trompa de un elephante
(3) Hollandese: le cauda de un simio
(4) Hungaro: un vermiculo
(5) Svedese: le pede de un catto
(6) Arabe, germano, turc: un aure
(7) Serbio: Le littera &quot;a&quot; folle

Isto illustra simplemente como le diverse culturas del mundo pote
classificar de manieras multo different mesmo cosas multo simple--un
condition que a vices complica enormemente le traduction inter
linguas--specialmente linguas usate per culturas multo differente inter
se!

(Adaptate de un articulo de &quot;Newsweek in espaniol&quot; 24 maio 2001,
p. 10)

Editate in 5/25/2001 4:20:59 PM ET per HKYSON

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