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Re: themas de conversation
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2004-12-11 kl. 02.28 skrev Ado Hall:
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> "sed" va ben in Interlingua. Vero que illo non es international (non ha
> cognatos in tres linguas de fonte), sed Gode lo usava sovente (si non
> sempre) e il appare sin parentheses in le IED.

Il es interessante - al minus a me - que comne parolas "grammatical"
non sta con [ ] viste que ni "etiam" ni "sed" es parolas extrahite
secundo le principios pro parolas como "nocte" o "belle".

Isto poterea esser un interessante thema de un essayo in
interlinguistica o romanistica comparative.

Kjell R

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