Estimat RAK,

With this post, I propose my original composition "The song of Cézembre" to be the anthem of our province. And, if possible, as soon as there is a trilingual version, make that official. Below attached is the sheet music. Using this link you can listen to my creation.

More than a fortnight has passed since I first made a concept. I am looking forward to my composition be the anthem of the best province.

I consider it unique as it is an original composition, unlike other provincial anthems.

Barclamïu da Miéletz

What unit of measurement does Talossa use? Do we have foot fetish or use something that actually makes sense? (Funny ft and m reference)

Dear Cézembreans!
I need your opinion on this

Estimats membreux del Coletx d'Armeux Rexhital,
My name is Barclamïu da Miéletz, and, if it so please the Squirrel King of Arms, I kindly request the assistance of the College in designing and obtaining arms for myself and my lawful heirs. My favourite colour is maroon, and, is it allowed for my coat of arms to include symbols directing towards my Polish heritage?

Azul, I have not so recently noticed that the kingdom's website is outdated, as in, the last La C'hronică is from August of last year.

WHEREAS it has been more than a fortnight since Pablo Dapena Lopez ( @DJ_POLE  ) first posted on Wittenberg, following his introduction to the citizens of the Kingdom by officers of the Immigration Ministry, and

WHEREAS he has, in that time, demonstrated an active, genuine, and continuing interest in Talossan life, culture, and

WHEREAS he really desires citizenship in the Kingdom of Talossa (as reminded to MinImm directly by private message), and

WHEREAS by all indications it appears that he would be a loyal and dedicated citizen, and a credit to this nation if he obtains the grant of citizenship he requests, and

WHEREAS he will certainly spice up and enrich our Talossan culture,

THEREFORE I, Barclamïu da Miéletz, a citizen in good standing of the province of Cézembre and of the Kingdom of Talossa, do by the present petition the Secretary of State @Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB to issue a grant of citizenship to Prospective Citizen Pablo Dapena Lopez, as specified by law.

Quote from: xpb on May 07, 2023, 01:30:32 PMTriggered by discussions with prospective citizen @þerxh, perhaps we can create an inventory of languages known by Cézembreans, as the current catchment reform update under discussion will include the nations of Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom.

I am a native American English speaker, and grok ein biẞchen Deutsch, shwaya arabi & ilang salita lang Tagalog.

A list could be made in this thread, or perhaps skills could be posted as part of our timebank prototype?

I have stumbled upon this. Really interesting idea.
I'm a native speaker of Polish, speak German fluently and know just enough English to get around an English-speaking country.

What do you guys think? Melody could be Belgium's anthem "La Brabançonne"

Azul, I can't edit my own page on TalossaWiki. Is it normal?

Azul, I was wondering if there would be a proper TTS for Talossan. I would need it for another concept of mine.
Best regards,
Barclamïu

Azul, I am excited for my citizenship petition tomorrow :) (hopefully, hopefully I meet the criteria)

Here's a reupload of my license plate concept.

Province codes are as follows:
ATA - Atatürk
BEN - Benito
CEZ - Cézembre
FIO - Fiôvâ
FLO - Florencia
MAR - Maricopa
MMX - Maritiimi-Maxhestic
VUO - Vuode
Format is 00-AAA-0000. First two digits are the registration year, i.e. 24 - 2024 and the three letters are the province code, i.e. CEZ - Cézembre. The last four digits are randomized.
The plate I made would be from this year from Cézembre.
Bottom text is the motto. I hope you guys like it :)

Azul, I was wondering on how I could learn the Talossan language. Are there any dictionaries? If there are, it would be nice to attach some links so I could take a look.

Cheers,
Barclamïu