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pscccsm@prism.gatech.edu (STAN MULAIK) wrote:


>>Sorry, I can't answer in interlingua or any Scandinavian language, and
>>I didn't choose German as English is the dominating language here and
>>thus probably understandable to everyone. 

>Vostre anglese es excellente! 
Thank you. But I'm becoming used to interlingua. If I only knew how to
pronounce it :-)
>Le homine qui dirigeva le effortios de
>disvellopar le interlingua esseva Alexander Gode, un germano, vivente
>in le Statos Unite, qui esseva un specialista in le linguas romance e
>le philologia german (specialmente le scripturas de Goethe).  Io le
>cognosceva in le 1960s.  Ille parlava anglese american perfectemente,
>sin accento, ben que tote su education esseva in Germania ante le
>Guerra Mundial II.  
That's a rare gift. If I hear Germans speak English (mostly
politicians on the telly) I shudder. You're probably lucky that you
cannot hear me. :-)
>Le projecto de disveloppar interlingua esseva
>fundate per Dave e Alice Morris per le via del "International Auxilliary
>Language Association".i

>>>Io desira Melanie un Bon Natal e un Bon Anno Nove!
>>Danke! Ich wuensche Dir - und den anderen Usern - ebenfalls frohe
>>Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch!

>E nos anque vole vos un felice natal e un gaudiose anno nove.

>Que es iste "guten Rutsch!"?  Bon glissamento?
Sounds correct.
>  "Sia vostre slitta
>glissante in le nove anno"?
Yes. We slip into the new year. Don't ask me where that has derived
from.


Regards,
Melanie