lebano
| 16:29 Apr 7, 2001 |
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| na | still alive /still around. |
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still alive /still around. Explanation: guessing can't get any wilder. Bavarian/Austrian: (i) leb a no = German: (ich) lebe auch noch = English: (I'm) still alive (too) Scenario: two good old Bavarians/Austrians meeting after a very long time: Q: Lebst du a no? (Still around?) A: Lebano. (Still around!) Great stuff! :-) love the language |
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Libano Explanation: libano for lebanese if xenophobia is involved. And back to the bright side: there is a painter called Corral y Libano whose work you can admire on: www.art-navigator.com/europe/austria/galleries/gruber/liban... Lebano or Libano, it still sounds like a spa in South Tyrol, but I assure you it's not. Hoping to help and kind regards, Uschi xxx |
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