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1: Strange Companions (35.3)

by on May 10, 2016
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The strangers speak the Mændægæ tongue to one another, which is a faerie language that is not translated in this story.

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1: Strange Companions (35.2)

by on May 3, 2016
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Happy May Day everyone! Nashza Na (NAL) NACZA NA Basic greeting in NAL. Very equivalent to ‘Hello’. Q.F. (QF in Ondoko) is nautical acronyming of queikfaepo (kweek-FAY-poh), the metric hour of Kaian, more often just called faepo (FePo). It is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…

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1: Strange Companions (35.1)

by on April 26, 2016
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wiquemiv (Ondoko)         U      IqÊmib (oo-whih-EE-kwhemn-EEBV) The sailor means the government type of committee dealing with the Eelpick continent; Ondo conducts many operations on a delegation and committee system.

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1: Strange Companions (34.3)

by on April 19, 2016
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whahth The Senator has something like a North Atagaian drawl on this word, which means ‘shit’. Nawwrmally pronounced with a strawwnger middle (oo-UH-thh) but naturally the accent Sonia hears gives it a certain charm.

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1: Strange Companions (34.1)

by on April 6, 2016
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Building “a house of stairs” is a turn of speech meaning to avoid an issue or to overachieve in the wrong direction. Te l be thelhbeo (Ondoko) (t-hehh-lhh-BAY-yoh) cross-dresser They probably call zem this because they believe zer stitched together[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…

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