RE: Postcards/`German` handwriting
Posted by:
walter M
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Date: August 24, 2001 12:20PM
<HTML>Yes, you did, and your answer amazed me: I was taught that Russian, Byelorussian and Ukrainian do have different intonations and accents when spoken but I always believed they were WRITTEN in the same way. Something reverse are Serbian and Croatian: the same language written with different alphabets.
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walter M
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Frank | 08/22/2001 02:31PM |
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RE: Postcards/`German` handwriting
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walter M | 08/22/2001 05:58PM |
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Yuri IL\'IN | 08/22/2001 08:24PM |
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walter M | 08/22/2001 08:42PM |
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Yuri IL\'IN | 08/22/2001 09:25PM |
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walter M | 08/23/2001 11:25AM |
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RE: Postcards/`German` handwriting
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Yuri IL\'IN | 08/24/2001 02:46AM |
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RE: Postcards/`German` handwriting
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walter M | 08/24/2001 12:20PM |
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RE: Postcards/`German` handwriting
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Yuri IL\'IN | 08/24/2001 03:11AM |