question on a language

[Steven Young]

It's in the older (German-influenced) orthography; a form like "peezi"
would now be spelled "pieci."
Steve.

On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Wayles Browne wrote:

> Is it normal Latvian? What kind of spelling is it in?
>
> >It's Latvian.
> >Steve Young.
> >
> >On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Ruth Wallach wrote:
> >
> >>  I am hoping that someone can help me identify the language on the right
> >>  hand side of the banknote on this web page:
> >>  http://www-isd.usc.edu/~gpjones/temporary/marksbig.jpg
> >>
> >>  The picture is of a five mark banknote, issued by Darlehnskasse Ost in
> >>  Kowno in 1918.  Besides German, the language on the left hand side is
> >>  Lithuanian, but I can't tell what's on the right hand side.  I don't need a
> >  > translation, just if someone thinks they can identify the language.
> >  >
>
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>
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