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Mario Malaguti <[log in to unmask]>
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INTERLNG: Discussiones in Interlingua
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Thu, 28 Dec 2000 20:13:52 +0100
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In le pagina, solmente al fin, on face un poco de justitia, ma non troppo, con
iste informationes que tende sempre a presentar le merito pro domo sua.
Totevia on ha recordate mi Venetia:

"Venice is the maritime city that continued to use the amphora weight unit the
longest, but Florence is the foremost city of banking. The race is on to see
who has the oldest document."

Le facto es que in Italia, nonobstante tante devastationes, nos ha un
enormitate de documentos que, a examinar los e studiar los on deberea haber un
multidute de personas. Assi le primo qui incontera un notitia . . . ille pensa
de haber essite le unico!
Solitemente postea, isto non resulta assi secur o certe.
In plus le jornalistas procura un bon contribution a facer major confusion.
Ma isto es un altere thema.

Mario Malaguti



Philoglot -- Filogloto/Filóglota (masc.) -- Philog ha scritto: 
>
> Io habeva legite alique re isto in un jornal espaniol, mais non me
rememorava
> le datos. Per favor, lege lo que io trovava (post cercar lo) in le rete. Io
> crede que vos lo va trovar interessante, si vos non lo ha jam audite.
>  
>
> <http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,348744,00.h
> tml>http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/international/story/0,3604,348744,0
> 0.html

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