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Esperanto onyeen?

Min I wis juist hertbroken tae see dat Theo Smith’s letter wis in Eenglish. He shurlie wisna abil tae skreeve twartree lines fornest Hannah Mary oosin dis new Shaetlaan langwich da sam wye is shu kin.

I raelly hoop hit disno cost da Leeberils voats ida nixst eelikshun – eftir aa hit payies tae bi byleenguaal.

Yoors synceerlie wi a gyopin o saat.
Fae Donnie Morrishun

PS: Meebie I sood pit a Eengleesh tranzlayshun fir onyeen dat hisno gotten tae grips wi wir new langwich?
Esperanto onyeen?

Donnie Morrison
Setter
Weisdale

Facts can be ‘tricky’ things

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