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Osiepna! Hono e krismas
Oh osiepa hono mar krismas en sigand wuoyi moro mane dwaro bedo gi osiep machielo kendo bedo gi gik moko ma ngeny mane ok onyal paro.En sigana machuoyo chuny mar kony kod hera.Hera maok ochun kendo yie ni honni nyalo timore ne nyithindo,joma ohero le kod jok matindo e chunygi. Sigana mamit mabiro teri eyor ngeyo teko ma in go,kod gik mogen ma edalau,eosiep,hera mor kod lek magi.Ahere! -Theresa Filtzgerald, jandiko, “mano bedo ngat malich kuom wach” Ne iyudo tipo kendo fwenyruok”Harry Potterish” to ne idhi mana gi kidi kod namba -Orieta L’abbate, jawuoyo/kendo jakony ji Lee-anne ondiko honno mar krismas ni e yo monginyore wiwuoro.Onyiso kendo chiwo chunye tee mar winjo weche kod dwaro nyithindo,hera mar gi ,kod kaka gidak,menyo kendo paro matut ma nyithindo nigo e lungo bugni wiwuoro.Nyithindo ohero bugni miwuoro kendo omiyo bugni osebedo e odwa kaka buk mowal mar krismas. -Narelle Evans, safety jatend ngiyo weche mag ritruok kendo jatud wach www.ourlittlefootstepsbooks.com.au
Soul of the Tiger
Anecdotes, facts, and observations on the role animals play in the daily life of Southeast Asian villages.
The Cabinet dictionary of the English language
The cabinet dictionary of the English language: etymological, explanatory, and pronouncing. Founded on the labours of the most distinguished lexicographers. With an appendix. Illustrated by seven hundred and fifty engravings on wood.
Evening Flower
Willi, a young Swiss geologist, and his wife Leny went to Indonesia in 1938. They lived on the tropical island of Borneo, learned the native language, and soon adjusted to their new exotic surroundings. In December 1941 the war broke out. They fled to the mountains of Java, but the Japanese invaded the island. The young family was unable to return to their homeland; they were stuck in the middle of a terrible war. A year later they moved to Bandung where Willi worked at the museum. The Japanese constantly watched them and reminded the Swiss that friends of the enemy were Japan’s enemy. Food was running out; each day was a struggle. Finally, at the end of 1945, about three months after the war ended, they were able to leave on a British battleship and return to Europe. After recuperating for several months they returned to Borneo for three more years.
