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BARLa

the aim of BARLa, the revising laboratory, is to consider the short comings of the Anglous/English Anglo-Aamerican language in international use. E.g., it is suggested that the "teen numbers be recast, i.e., ten, ten-one, ten-two, ten-three, ten-four, etc.. Also, that nativ place names be preferred, i.e., Italia rather than Italy, Roma rather than Rome, Sakartvelo rather than Georgia, Ellas rather than Greece, and so forth. (reformed spellings ar allso sogested).
by R Irving Craig June 19, 2008
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