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<P><FONT SIZE=2>From my 50% understanding of the Korean translation:<BR>
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Arriving on land, the turtle said to the hare: ‘Your (?)liver(?) is hanging out. So let me take the (?)liver(?) and return to the sea-palace [the 'isUtana' in the text]. The hare said to the turtle: ‘(?)you must be playing around(?). Which animal in the world would speak of detaching their own (?)liver(?). Go away.' So, the turtle return with tears flowing.<BR>
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Hilario<BR>
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From: an-lang-bounces@anu.edu.au on behalf of Christopher Sundita<BR>
Sent: Tue 11-Aug-09 01:03<BR>
To: an-lang@anu.edu.au<BR>
Subject: Re: [An-lang] Korean script for Cia-Cia<BR>
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Jumongbuleau i daratan, indau apaviso hateu tai aso isoo." Raja noterUripu mai akalano kelinji po uli nopoombau kurakura namantarae i daratan.<BR>
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Baktu moia nokarato i daratan. Kurakura nopoombamo kelinji, "Maringba pooli pa vae hateng. Ikata harusU segera tapanjule i isUtana. Kemudian kelinji nopogau, "isoo kurakura budo! Binatang purae palkaluarano hateno? Pulai!" Kelinji norasumo i Ulalono Ulabuntomu. Kemudian kurakura nomanjulemo i tai sabil nokee.<BR>
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--- On Mon, 8/10/09, Christopher Sundita <csundita@yahoo.com> wrote:<BR>
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From: Christopher Sundita <csundita@yahoo.com><BR>
Subject: Re: [An-lang] Korean script for Cia-Cia<BR>
To: an-lang@anu.edu.au<BR>
Date: Monday, August 10, 2009, 3:33 PM<BR>
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A Korean news web site put up a sample of Cia-cia in Han'geul at <A HREF="http://www.cbs.co.kr/nocut/show.asp?idx=1224657">http://www.cbs.co.kr/nocut/show.asp?idx=1224657</A><BR>
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It is as follows:<BR>
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?? ?? ?? ??? ?????. ??? ????? ?? ???? ????? ??? ????.<BR>
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Romanized: Adi sering pali nononto telivisi amano nopoombae ai nanumonto telivisi kolie nomoleo.<BR>
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Have no idea what it means. But I noticed that the word for television in Cia-cia is "televisi" and that they used an obsolete Han'geul letter, which is ?, which stands /v/. It hasn't been used in Korean for so long. On my computer, the letter is not formed correctly with the vowel, unlike the others because of that.<BR>
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--Chris Sundita<BR>
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