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Re: transliterations

#21056 03/05/2001 9:38 AM

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belligerentyouth

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belligerentyouth

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Joined: Dec 2000

Posts: 1,055
Berlin

I'm going to see this film tomorrow, as I didn't have time to see it up 'til now :-)
BTW, in German, 'Tao' is pronounced 'ta-oh', and in English I would have guessed 'tay-oh', or 'day-oh' if you will.

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Re: transliteration/voicing and aspiration Faldage 03/07/2001 1:36 PM

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