Quote from: Crement Itravilatx on Yesterday at 07:36:28 PMIs there a place to find out the names of countries in Talossan? I wondered what is the Talossan name for Japan.

There isn't a separate list of them, but you can look up country names on L'Översteir, the official dictionary.

The Talossan name for Japan is Cipangu (chee-PAHNG-goo), which I believe was what Marco Polo called Japan in his reports, while the Talossan word for Japanese is Txaponesc (zhah-poh-NESK).

Quote from: Crement Itravilatx on Yesterday at 07:36:28 PMI wondered what is the Talossan name for Japan.

According to L'Översteir the Talossan name for Japan would be Cipangu.

I'll mick this too since I don't have anything to do right now.

Is there a place to find out the names of countries in Talossan? I wondered what is the Talossan name for Japan.

Quote from: King Txec on Yesterday at 06:17:32 PMMick

-Txec R

Pardon, Majestas?


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Mick

-Txec R

WHEREAS it has been more than two weeks since @Heinrich9 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, language and culture, and

WHEREAS he desires citizenship in the Kingdom of Talossa, 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,

THEREFORE I, Breneir Tzaracomprada, a citizen of good standing of the province of Florencia and of the Kingdom of Talossa, do hereby petition the Chancery @Sir Lüc to issue a grant of citizenship to Prospective Citizen Heinrich Elisa, as specified by law.

I don't even know who would be available for a little tufat. I was thinking we could get something to eat, maybe take a little walk, and live stream it somewhere. That way the wider Talossan community could be involved.

Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on Yesterday at 10:45:00 AMNow that I think of it, I might either make some changes to the Polish version of the Wikipedia article and maybe even create a German one.

The Polish article is much better, it has the coat of arms and the flag included.

Now that I think of it, I might either make some changes to the Polish version of the Wikipedia article and maybe even create a German one.