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Topic: Lyme in another language- do you know it?

Tincup
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Ok... I give. I found these links while researching. What language are they and what kind of group is it?

Looks like maybe two different languages.. but I can't read a word of either.

Now don't I feel smart?

NOT!

http://forum.gazeta.pl/forum/72,2.html?f=26140&w=53264102&a=60069574

And...

http://groups.msn.com/Suomenlyme/general.msnw?action=get_message&mview=1&ID_Message=2837

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charlie
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....The first one is Polish or maybe Czech.

The second one appears to be in Finland.

fun puzzle.

Charlie

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kman543210
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The first one is Polish, and the second one is Finnish.

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Tincup
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Not only smart.. you all are fast!

I am trying my darnest to learn some Spanish. I've got flash cards all over the house... and a recording for little kids about the weather that I listen to over and over... and several books for grade school kids.

Do you think I can remember any of it from day to day?

NO!

Block head here... so thanks for the info.

[Big Grin]

PS... Pretty cool huh?

And how did you KNOW?

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charlie
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.....Well the first site the .pl was a clue....plus where we live was/is a Czech/Polish farm community so I recognized some of the words and I could almost smell poppy seed kolaches baking.

The second site was a bit harder...I trance channelled my ancestors to see if they could provide a clue and that didn't work all that well so I Googled 'Suomen'...

[Wink]

Charlie

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Robin123
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lol Charlie!

Now, wonder what the translation of Tincup is in various languages -- there's another challenge for y'all -- so you can reach out to the various nationalities...

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BartonFink
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Yep the second one is our Finnish lyme group's site.

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Please dont suggest "ask your LLMD" because we dont have them here in this country... [Frown]

I just have to count on you fellow patients. [Smile]

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Tincup
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www.DrJonesKids.org
www.MarylandLyme.org
www.LymeDoc.org

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