From: Padraic Brown (elemtilas@yahoo.com)
Date: Sat May 10 2003 - 08:45:34 EST
--- Adam Walker <carrajena@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Here's the first verse of an Irish folksong
> translated into Carrajena.
> Some of you might be able to recognize this
> song
Ce ysta?
"Il mapon bards a li cazow s mon't,
coi legiun la morantès t'ingouenises-el.
L' yspaz le paoer as adoés,
pol ddors lê grouth doponeus-el."
> Ul trovadoru ad al verra avedi idu
> In uls orrus djils morris jun discuvriji.
> Ul guadju djil jun parri avevadi chindjidu;
> Al jun arba avevadi jacuadu arregu.
> "Marga djals candas," cuamud ul unvelu,
> "Veu todu ul mundu tu tradju,
> Junu guadju cunsini tu barrajid;
> Junu arba fida tu ladajid!"
Well, as they say, this is a battle song sung by
the Irish wherever they've marched into war.
[Since it was written, anyway!] Perhaps there are
some Irish in the C-a army somewhere? ;)
Padraic.
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Passe lê tempeor po rizer; passe lê tempeor pois Ddé.
-- per tradicièn Niponor
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