[COMPLETE] Multilingual Short Works Collection 033 - thw
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Oh, super !!!
Merci infiniment !!
Oui, je vais l’enregistrer prochainement pour un solo.
Dois-je préparer le Template maintenant ?
C’est super, je suis ravie
Merci infiniment Sonia.
Christiane.
Merci infiniment !!
Oui, je vais l’enregistrer prochainement pour un solo.
Dois-je préparer le Template maintenant ?
C’est super, je suis ravie
Merci infiniment Sonia.
Christiane.
tu le fais, quand tu as le temps et envie
Sonia
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Entendu, Sonia, ce sera court, ça me changera un peu, je préparerai le Template bientôt, OK.
Je suis un peu dans ce texte... du coup..
A bientôt !
Bon après-midi !
Christiane.
Je suis un peu dans ce texte... du coup..
A bientôt !
Bon après-midi !
Christiane.
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Voici, Sonia, si tu veux être responsable, ce sera avec plaisir!
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Si tu as le temps...
A bientôt!
Christiane.
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Si tu as le temps...
A bientôt!
Christiane.
Hello,
This is my recording of a winter poem written by a Romanian writer: Vasile Alecsandri.
Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays!
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/msw033_iarna_alecsandri_anna_128kb.mp3
Duration:2:21
Author: Vasile Alecsandri
Title: Iarna
Language: Romanian
Text: https://archive.org/details/operecomplete02alecuoft/page/10/mode/2up
Keywords: winter, snow, sledge ride, snowflakes
This is my recording of a winter poem written by a Romanian writer: Vasile Alecsandri.
Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays!
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/msw033_iarna_alecsandri_anna_128kb.mp3
Duration:2:21
Author: Vasile Alecsandri
Title: Iarna
Language: Romanian
Text: https://archive.org/details/operecomplete02alecuoft/page/10/mode/2up
Keywords: winter, snow, sledge ride, snowflakes
oh beautiful and fitting for the season. And you narrated it with a very mystical voice, I loved it. Thank you so much. It's all PL ok.
Merry Christmas to you as well and a good start in the new year.
I see there are only two slots left in this project to fill. Maybe we can even finish it this year still....
Sonia
I've added a Russian contribution that I've been meaning to sneak into this volume. Mark has already PLed it in another thread.
Michael
Michael
oh you gave up this idea for your solo ? Well, it's found a nice resting place in this collection So I don't have to PL it anymore ?Kazbek wrote: ↑December 25th, 2022, 3:59 pmI've added a Russian contribution that I've been meaning to sneak into this volume. Mark has already PLed it in another thread.
And here is a shorty in Latin, just to wrap up this collection before the new year. If you could PL it, then we're done.
"Canis Natans" by Phaedrus
Language: Latin
Source text: https://archive.org/details/TraductionPhedreJoly1813/page/n35/mode/2up
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/msw033_canisnatans_phaedra_ss_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 0:50 min.
Keywords: dog, greed, fable
Sonia
Yes, I'm hoping to finish another section that is half done and include in the next volume here. I think we're good with this one. There's no need to PL it again.
Great, I'll launch the next volume soon. The outro is missing "This recording is in the public domain".And here is a shorty in Latin, just to wrap up this collection before the new year. If you could PL it, then we're done.
I just noticed what a strange word lympha is. Despite the Greek spelling, there's no such word in Greek. It seems that it was originally pronounced with a "p" (as in limpidus), before being forced to rhyme with nympha (I guess by some Romans with a cultural inferiority complex).
Michael
oops should be there now:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/msw033_canisnatans_phaedra_ss_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 0:53 min.
that is interesting, I thought the lymphatic system would have a Greek origin. One always learns something new here.I just noticed what a strange word lympha is. Despite the Greek spelling, there's no such word in Greek. It seems that it was originally pronounced with a "p" (as in limpidus), before being forced to rhyme with nympha (I guess by some Romans with a cultural inferiority complex).
Thanks,
I'll organise the MW and filenames now into alphanumeric order, and then Todd can catalogue
Sonia