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Development of the Common European Language
The text is only partially translated into Manx.
Those who attend and created the Common European Language:
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Andrea Kőrös | Helped to start... | |
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Norbi Nagy | Web programming | |
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Dr. Kornél Fazekas | English translation |  |
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Julika Richter | Italian translation |  |
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Csicsky | Slovakian translation |  |
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Csicsky | Czech translation |  |
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Dr. Ferenc Csernai | Serbian translation |  |
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Zsuzsanna Szűcs | French translation |  |
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Margareta Cs. | Romanian translation |  |
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Dénes Papp | German translation |  |
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Eszter J. | English translation | |
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Margareta Cs. | English translation | |
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Dóra Boruzs | Italian translation | |
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Laura | French translation | |
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Tatyana Belogub | Russian translation |  |
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Béla Incze | Russian translation | |
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Dóra Boruzs | Russian translation | |
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Кристиян Колев (Kristian Kolev) | Bulgarian translation | |
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Giancarlo Rinaldo | Esperanto translation |  |
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Levente Hunyadi | Web programming | |
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Endre Sleisz | Web programming |
Bibliography, its use:
- Maps: Wikipedia, Google map
- The dates of countries, flags: Wikipedia
- Short translations: Google, manx, feroer
- Country pictures: Wikipedia, Wikimedia, Google map
- Writing of numbers, International System of Units: Wikipedia
- Writing of numbers, Long scale: Wikipédia
- Yn Unnaneys Oarpagh: Wikipedia
- Abbyrlhit ny Gaelgey: Wikipedia
- Gaelg (çhengey): Wikipedia
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