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Jay Bowks <[log in to unmask]>
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INTERLNG: Discussiones in Interlingua
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Thu, 7 Aug 1997 11:14:05 -0400
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http://adam.cheshire.net/~jjbowks/langlink.html.
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Hic Holly ha hastemente haurite de bon hora
le ligamines ligante le sitos in interlingua.com
con information re interlingua sequente mi
invitation al individuos del Lista Latin.

Autch! Solmente practicante le sonos, io illac in alto...
Si vos vole inviar alcun invitation a Holly super
su message le pote dicer que Ilvi le diceva al
lista que ille esseva multo contente in reciper
le message de illa e lo inviava al lista INTERLNG.
Io va nunc invitar la a facer se membro al lista.

Le Toga-Tees es un bon idea, non? Forsan illa
poterea facer Interlingua-Tees alsi.?¿?

Multo intrigante...

Amicalmente,
Jay B.
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> From: Holly Camerota <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Salute!
> Date: Thursday, August 07, 1997 8:51 AM
>
> Salute!
>
> I just visited your site, mentioned on the Latin list -  I felt right at
> home!
>
> It reminded me of the days when I lived in (West) Berlin -
> an American, transferred from Italy to Berlin, where I spoke or heard
> English, Italian, German, French, Russian on a daily basis, and carried
> four currencies in my purse! Shopping was at the British commissary,
> American PX, German local stores, and the French Economat, and
> occasional trips to East Berlin.  Particularly when I would visit the
> French sector's food market and tried to order meats from the butcher...
> I would attempt to order an American or English cut of meat, but the
> French cuts were all different, and I would have to do it in German or
> French for him to understand me!  Que melange!
>
> I have studied Latin, Spanish, Italian and German, and am currently
> completing a Master's Degree in Teaching of Italian and English.
> However, I also have created a line of Latin phrase t-shirts called Toga
> Tees that seek to educate, entertain and encourage intellectual
> exchange. Our motto is Erudition for the Masses, and our mission to
> illustrate to people just how international our languages are.We like to
> think of our tees as an alternative to all too many tees which put
> people off or tell them off, and rather seek to engage people in
> communication.
>
> I have bookmarked your site. Macte virtute! Well done!
>
> Adeo!
> Holly A. Camerota
> creator of Toga Tees

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