in Spanish something like - el
cuervo de Texas (or Tejas) , there are two forms of Texas, which form do you
(Latin people) use, 'cause I'm curious ? Thanks
Agie
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 8:57 PM
Subject: NCR - quick question
> Hey, I was
wondering if any of you who are {A) native speakers of a
> language other
than English or B) reasonably fluent in a language that is no
> longer
spoken} could supply the translation in that language of "the Raven
> of
Texas." I've already translated it in to Latin, Agnieszka translated it
>
in to Polish, Veronika translated it in to German, so if anyone else can
add
> a language, I'd appreciate it. I don't want to be too confident in
my own
> translations, that's why I'm asking those of you who were raised
to speak
> other tongues.
>
Thanks,
>
> Jackson Wade
Crawford - the Raven of Texas/ Corvvs Texanis/ Kruk Teksasu/
> der Rabe
von Texas
> International Director, Corvist Association for the
Preservation and
> Perpetuation of Free Will
>
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