Re: Secret History of Verduria V: The novels you can't read yet

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Posted by Mark Rosenfelder (64.16.210.2) on November 29, 2000 at 12:31:36:

In Reply to: Re: Secret History of Verduria V: The novels you can't read yet posted by Panu Höglund on November 29, 2000 at 07:28:50:

: I am afraid it is a strongly illusionary idea
: indeed and very far from reality. Why not
: post it here in original Verdurian instead, for
: the benefit of us learners?

The original Cuêzi, in this case. :) Before working on that, I want to see someone get through the Verdurian version of the Zeir story!

: (By the way, the Irish translation of your "explain
: everything" page is advancing, but not yet completed.
: I had some marginal problems with strange Americanisms,
: but I assure you I have as yet been able to translate
: all the relevant parts.)

Neat. It's only fitting to have strange Americanisms, since there are so many strange Americans. :)

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: : I am afraid it is a strongly illusionary idea : : indeed and very far from reality. Why not : : post it here in original Verdurian instead, for : : the benefit of us learners? : The original Cuêzi, in this case. :) Before working on that, I want to see someone get through <a href="ftp://ftp.enteract.com/users/markrose/ZeirV.doc">the Verdurian version of the Zeir story</a>! : : (By the way, the Irish translation of your "explain : : everything" page is advancing, but not yet completed. : : I had some marginal problems with strange Americanisms, : : but I assure you I have as yet been able to translate : : all the relevant parts.) : Neat. It's only fitting to have strange Americanisms, since there are so many strange Americans. :)

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