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Poi~a bibli/a u(mei~j a)nagignw/skete kai/ ti/noj e(/neka;<br />A)nagignw/sw ta r(a|/dia bibli/a, kai/toi nun h)rxon sun to\n spoudai~on bibli/on peri tou~ Londonhj poterou xro/nou.<br />E)xa/rhn bibli/a, o(/n ge/grammai u(po Terri Pratxett, o(/ti gra/fei geloi~wj. :)

Haec fabula apud Sundanos qui montibus Parahyanganis habitant e maiorum traditur.<br /><br />Olim erat regnum dives fertileque. Rex cum cane fide, Tumange, venari amabat. Die quodam cervos capere optavit sed in omne parte silviarum nulla animalia invenit. Quam miratus rex! In parte siliviarum densissima a Tumange inventa est infans pulchra specie. Multos annos filiam optaverat. Infantem pulchram domum tulit ut rex et regina filiam eam cui nomen Dayangsumba datum sit educent.<br />

http://www.greece.gr/CULTURE/Literature/harrypottertobepublishedinancientgreek.stm<br /><br />(/Arrioj Po/tter kai\ Filo/sofou Li/qoj?<br />(had to edit a couple of times ;D)

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<br />Let's say I want to configure an "out of office" message in my email application that says something like:<br /><br />I'm out of the office until November 6. If you need assistance, please call Manderley at 256-512-1024.<br /><br />or<br /><br />Je ne suis pas au bureau jusqu'à jeudi 6 novembre. Si vous avez besoin d'assitance, veuillez téléphoner Manderley à (+1) 256-512-1024...<br /><br /><br />What would be the best way to phrase this? I've started ...

This is a continuation of the Jane Austen discussion from the "Pompey" thread.<br />http://www.textkit.com/greek-latin-forum/viewtopic . php?t=742;start=0<br /><br /><br /><br />www.jasna.org <br /><br />That's the Jane Austen Society of North America, but they have articles and things like that, which you can enjoy regardless of where you are. (Indonesia, wasn't it?)<br /><br />Here's a site. It's a huge site, so it can be overwhelming to navigate at first.<br />http://www.pemberley.com<br /><br />This site has ...

I've been studying Mounce's BBG and I'm confused about the alternate endings he gives. <br /><br />Under masculine and feminine nominative he gives <br /><br />a / - (no case ending)<br /><br />and under the accusative singer m/f he gives <br /><br />a / n <br /><br />One more thing. The word fwj is nueter while the neuter does not receive a case ending. If the root is fwt and the t drops off then ...

<br />If you were going to tell someone your phone number, how would you do it?<br /><br />Let's say your phone number is: 256-512-1024.<br /><br />Would you write the number as CCLVI-CCCCXII-MXXIV (or CCLVI-CCCCXII-MXXIIII)?<br /><br />There's a purpose to this queston. It leads up to another question I have which is coming down the pike. :)<br /><br />

I was wondering if there were any places on the Web like TextKit that were dedicated to providing electronic copies of old books in living languages, like German, French, Italian, etc. Does anybody know of such a place?

<br />Just curious. How did you choose your Member Name? Some of you have interesting names!<br /><br />Mine is rather boring. Middle name, last initial.<br /><br />