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Haya postìri azam, nitram nì’aw! ^^
May 31, 2014
May 19, 2014
»Nemfa Na’rìng« ta Jean Hegland – »Into the Forest«
Fìpuk lu ngaya tsyeym nìfya’o a lu ep’ang fwa sla’tsu. Vurìri pamrelsiyul ngolop ’a’awa zìsìtkam slä fpìl oel futa txele lu ngay ulte mi rey. Tsal ayngaru fpeykayìl teri tìrey, kifkey sì ve’o ayuä.
Lu vur teri mesmuke a meforu fko syaw Nel (Nell) sì ’Iva (Eva) a kelku si hu sa’sem sneyä mì helkutsyìp a na’rìngmì alu Redwood a Californiamì. Inanyu nume nìwin teri kxitx sa’nokä sneyä säspxintalun alu cancer ulte maw hìkrr kop sempul terkup fa fekem mì na’rìng. Ha, meve ’ì’awn nì’awtu hu syuve ahol sì ayhrrap na’rìngä wrrpa a kifkeyäsì.
Nel new ftivia mì numtseng apxa alu Havard. ’Iva new slivu fyolea srewyu. ’awvea hapxìo vurä mefol kan’ìn futa fmal tìreyti letrrtrr. Nel lu tsapo a peng vurit hapxìsko puktsyìpä a sneyä tsmukel tolìng poru ’awa trr. Pum a fuktsyìpkip lu syen taluna, tengkrr inanyur peykereng, kifkey lolatem.
Tsatìlusatem larmen nìk’ong ulte tsari pehem len inanyu ke nume nìno kawkrr. Nìpxi, mefo ke omum nìno nìteng. Nì’aw hì’ia aysrungtsyìpit ahol tolìng fkol vurmì. Momì ahì’i alu kelkutsyìp a na’rìngmì inanyu tsun ’en sivi teri fwa kempe len wrrpa na’rìngä tsraymì apxa sì tsawnuä. Sngä’i fa syura ke zo nì’ul’ul vaykrr ’ìp nìwotx. Ulte syena alo a soaia kä tsrayne, lam fwa ke fkeytok kea tìeyktan nulkrr, kea horen sì kea ve’o.
Txampxìri fìvurä tsamesmuke zene väpivewng fìtsap nì’awtu. Lu ngian ’evan alu ’Ilay (Eli) a sunu Nelur nìtxan. Lu poanur (meka?) säsìlpey a lahea hapxì kllpxìltuä sngä’i tsan’ivul. Po new mesmukehu ’awsiteng sivop tsrayne alu Boston. Slä txokefyaw meve ’ì’awn nì’awtu … stum ne tì’i’a. Taweyka len kemo a *hrrap sleykìyu mefoti sì maweya tìreyti a mì na’rìng.
Slä tsari ke payeng ayngar oel.
Fìvurìl ngop aysäfpìlti a lu stxong. Ke lu nìpxi teri teynga pefya ve’o kifkeyä ’oli’a ki pefya sute a tsamì latem. Peu tsranten nìngay? Pesu tsun livu mal fkoru nìngay? Peut awngal omum teri kifkey tìreysì a awngapxaw nìngay? Natkenong, krra tsasyuve meveyä nän, zene nivume teri na’rìng sì ayewll. Zene nivume teri pewll lu tsukyom, lu ketsukyom fte emrivey. Tsal fkoru fpeykìl ftxey awnga tsirvun emrivey mì hifkeyo a luke syura, luke eltu lefngap, luke spulmokri, luke fmawn *ulte fìfya nìtut fuke. Lu ngäzìk ulte ke lu oer yea tì’eyng aye.
Tìoeyktìng Aylì’uä:
hrrap sleyku ~ produce danger, endanger; in Gefahr bringen, gefährden (after the model of txopu sleyku)
ulte fìfya nìtut ~ and so on; und so weiter
This book is a real gem in a way that is difficult to describe. The author wrote it several years ago but I think that the topic is real and still alive. It will make you think about life, the world, and the order of things.
It’s the story of two sisters, Nell and Eva, who live with their parents in a little house in the Redwood forest of California. Quickly the reader learns about the death of their mother from cancer and shortly thereafter their father dies in an accident in the forest as well. So, the two girls are on their own with little food and the dangers of the forest and the outside world.
Nell wants to study at Havard. Eva wants to become a ballet dancer. For the first part of the story both concentrate on maintaining a normal life. Nell is the one who tells the story as part of a notebook that her sister gave her one day. One of the last notebooks because, as the reader is told, the world has changed.
That change happened slowly and the reader never exactly learns what happened. In fact, the two don’t know exactly either. Only a few little hints are given in the story. In the little space of the house in the forest the reader can guess about what happens outside of the forest in the city and beyond. It starts with the electricity not working until it disappears completely. And the last time the family goes to the city, it seems that there is no leadership anymore, no rules and no order.
For the most part of the story the two sisters have to take care for each other on their own. There is, however, a boy Eli whom Nell likes a lot. He has the (empty?) hope that another part of the country starts to get better again. He wants to go to Boston with the sisters. But otherwise the girls are on their own … almost to the end. Because something happens that will endanger their quiet life in the forest.
But I won’t tell you about that.
This story creates strange, unfamiliar ideas. It’s not exactly about how the order of the world ended but rather how people in it change. What is truely important? Whom can you really trust? What do we really know about the world and life around us? For example, as the their food runs out, they have to learn about the forest and the plants. They have to learn which plants are edible and which aren’t in order to survive. It makes you think whether we could survive in a world without energy, PCs, mobile phones, news and so on. It’s difficult and I don’t have a truely satisfying answer.
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Lu vur teri mesmuke a meforu fko syaw Nel (Nell) sì ’Iva (Eva) a kelku si hu sa’sem sneyä mì helkutsyìp a na’rìngmì alu Redwood a Californiamì. Inanyu nume nìwin teri kxitx sa’nokä sneyä säspxintalun alu cancer ulte maw hìkrr kop sempul terkup fa fekem mì na’rìng. Ha, meve ’ì’awn nì’awtu hu syuve ahol sì ayhrrap na’rìngä wrrpa a kifkeyäsì.
Nel new ftivia mì numtseng apxa alu Havard. ’Iva new slivu fyolea srewyu. ’awvea hapxìo vurä mefol kan’ìn futa fmal tìreyti letrrtrr. Nel lu tsapo a peng vurit hapxìsko puktsyìpä a sneyä tsmukel tolìng poru ’awa trr. Pum a fuktsyìpkip lu syen taluna, tengkrr inanyur peykereng, kifkey lolatem.
Tsatìlusatem larmen nìk’ong ulte tsari pehem len inanyu ke nume nìno kawkrr. Nìpxi, mefo ke omum nìno nìteng. Nì’aw hì’ia aysrungtsyìpit ahol tolìng fkol vurmì. Momì ahì’i alu kelkutsyìp a na’rìngmì inanyu tsun ’en sivi teri fwa kempe len wrrpa na’rìngä tsraymì apxa sì tsawnuä. Sngä’i fa syura ke zo nì’ul’ul vaykrr ’ìp nìwotx. Ulte syena alo a soaia kä tsrayne, lam fwa ke fkeytok kea tìeyktan nulkrr, kea horen sì kea ve’o.
Txampxìri fìvurä tsamesmuke zene väpivewng fìtsap nì’awtu. Lu ngian ’evan alu ’Ilay (Eli) a sunu Nelur nìtxan. Lu poanur (meka?) säsìlpey a lahea hapxì kllpxìltuä sngä’i tsan’ivul. Po new mesmukehu ’awsiteng sivop tsrayne alu Boston. Slä txokefyaw meve ’ì’awn nì’awtu … stum ne tì’i’a. Taweyka len kemo a *
Slä tsari ke payeng ayngar oel.
Fìvurìl ngop aysäfpìlti a lu stxong. Ke lu nìpxi teri teynga pefya ve’o kifkeyä ’oli’a ki pefya sute a tsamì latem. Peu tsranten nìngay? Pesu tsun livu mal fkoru nìngay? Peut awngal omum teri kifkey tìreysì a awngapxaw nìngay? Natkenong, krra tsasyuve meveyä nän, zene nivume teri na’rìng sì ayewll. Zene nivume teri pewll lu tsukyom, lu ketsukyom fte emrivey. Tsal fkoru fpeykìl ftxey awnga tsirvun emrivey mì hifkeyo a luke syura, luke eltu lefngap, luke spulmokri, luke fmawn *
Tìoeyktìng Aylì’uä:
hrrap sleyku ~ produce danger, endanger; in Gefahr bringen, gefährden (after the model of txopu sleyku)
ulte fìfya nìtut ~ and so on; und so weiter
≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈
This book is a real gem in a way that is difficult to describe. The author wrote it several years ago but I think that the topic is real and still alive. It will make you think about life, the world, and the order of things.
It’s the story of two sisters, Nell and Eva, who live with their parents in a little house in the Redwood forest of California. Quickly the reader learns about the death of their mother from cancer and shortly thereafter their father dies in an accident in the forest as well. So, the two girls are on their own with little food and the dangers of the forest and the outside world.
Nell wants to study at Havard. Eva wants to become a ballet dancer. For the first part of the story both concentrate on maintaining a normal life. Nell is the one who tells the story as part of a notebook that her sister gave her one day. One of the last notebooks because, as the reader is told, the world has changed.
That change happened slowly and the reader never exactly learns what happened. In fact, the two don’t know exactly either. Only a few little hints are given in the story. In the little space of the house in the forest the reader can guess about what happens outside of the forest in the city and beyond. It starts with the electricity not working until it disappears completely. And the last time the family goes to the city, it seems that there is no leadership anymore, no rules and no order.
For the most part of the story the two sisters have to take care for each other on their own. There is, however, a boy Eli whom Nell likes a lot. He has the (empty?) hope that another part of the country starts to get better again. He wants to go to Boston with the sisters. But otherwise the girls are on their own … almost to the end. Because something happens that will endanger their quiet life in the forest.
But I won’t tell you about that.
This story creates strange, unfamiliar ideas. It’s not exactly about how the order of the world ended but rather how people in it change. What is truely important? Whom can you really trust? What do we really know about the world and life around us? For example, as the their food runs out, they have to learn about the forest and the plants. They have to learn which plants are edible and which aren’t in order to survive. It makes you think whether we could survive in a world without energy, PCs, mobile phones, news and so on. It’s difficult and I don’t have a truely satisfying answer.
May 16, 2014
»Aysokx Asang« ta Isaac Marion
R lu tusìrana *kerusey. Tstxori sneyä ke lu poru kea ’ok. Po ponguhu kelku si mì senge a nga’ *ayyayot lefngap. Krro krro, fo ’efu ohakx. Tsakrr fo tìran tsrayne apxa fte tivaron ayeltut ayruseyä, taluna tsat fol yom fte tìreyìri ziverok.
Tengkrr teraron, tutanìl alu R ultxarun ’evenget alu Tsyuli (Julie). R poeru tìhawnu si ulte zamunge tsatsenge kelkune. Nì’awve, Tsyulit txopu sleyku pol, slä nìk’ong mefo sngä’i pivängkxo ulte Tsyuli nume teri tusìrana ayherusey. Nìran, zeya tusìrana fnekeruseyìri alu aysnatxärem fo txopu si.
Lu tutanur alu R skxom a *smonslu Tsyuli poru taluna mi lu poru ’it eltuä ’eylanä peyä. Tsafa po tsun rivey tsraymì rofa Tsyuli nì’it; nivume teri sute reyfyasì ulte nì’i’a tsun tsäpive’a. Tsìk pol tslam teyngta pelun sutel fpìl futa po sì eylan lu vrrtep. Tsìk R ke new yivom ayeltut nulkrr taluna tsakem tsirvun tìsraw seykivi Tsyulit. Nìk’ong po latem ulte po smon Tsyuliru nì’ul’ul. Nìsyen, tsunslu srak? Srake tsun livu txepvi tìyawnä a mìkam mefo?
Slä srekrra R tsun pivllngay san nga yawne lu oer sìk, Tsyuli hum fte tivätxaw tsrayne sneyä. R new livatem ulte nong. Srake tsìyevun po fpxiväkìm tsraynemfa fte wivìntxu lahea suter futa po lolatem (nìpxi, tìrusana frakerusey nìwotx) sre fwa sempul Tsyuliyä new ’iveko sì skiva’a frakeruseyti aysnatxäremitsì?
Aynga tolatsìng nari relur arusikx a fkol ngolop tsapamrelta mezìsìtkam. Ulte vur sì tì’i’a smolatson ayngar slä lu keteng nì’it mì fuk. Ha, ayngaru prrte’ lìyevu krra aynga fpxäkìm eltunemfa tìrusana keruseyoä…
Aylì’uä Tìoeyktìng:
tusìrana kerusey ~ walking dead, zombie; laufende Tote, Zombie
ayyayo lefngap ~ metal birds, (aero)plane; metallische Vögel, Flugzeug
smonslu ~ get to know; kennenlernen
Tengkrr teraron, tutanìl alu R ultxarun ’evenget alu Tsyuli (Julie). R poeru tìhawnu si ulte zamunge tsatsenge kelkune. Nì’awve, Tsyulit txopu sleyku pol, slä nìk’ong mefo sngä’i pivängkxo ulte Tsyuli nume teri tusìrana ayherusey. Nìran, zeya tusìrana fnekeruseyìri alu aysnatxärem fo txopu si.
Lu tutanur alu R skxom a *smonslu Tsyuli poru taluna mi lu poru ’it eltuä ’eylanä peyä. Tsafa po tsun rivey tsraymì rofa Tsyuli nì’it; nivume teri sute reyfyasì ulte nì’i’a tsun tsäpive’a. Tsìk pol tslam teyngta pelun sutel fpìl futa po sì eylan lu vrrtep. Tsìk R ke new yivom ayeltut nulkrr taluna tsakem tsirvun tìsraw seykivi Tsyulit. Nìk’ong po latem ulte po smon Tsyuliru nì’ul’ul. Nìsyen, tsunslu srak? Srake tsun livu txepvi tìyawnä a mìkam mefo?
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Slä srekrra R tsun pivllngay san nga yawne lu oer sìk, Tsyuli hum fte tivätxaw tsrayne sneyä. R new livatem ulte nong. Srake tsìyevun po fpxiväkìm tsraynemfa fte wivìntxu lahea suter futa po lolatem (nìpxi, tìrusana frakerusey nìwotx) sre fwa sempul Tsyuliyä new ’iveko sì skiva’a frakeruseyti aysnatxäremitsì?
Aynga tolatsìng nari relur arusikx a fkol ngolop tsapamrelta mezìsìtkam. Ulte vur sì tì’i’a smolatson ayngar slä lu keteng nì’it mì fuk. Ha, ayngaru prrte’ lìyevu krra aynga fpxäkìm eltunemfa tìrusana keruseyoä…
Aylì’uä Tìoeyktìng:
tusìrana kerusey ~ walking dead, zombie; laufende Tote, Zombie
ayyayo lefngap ~ metal birds, (aero)plane; metallische Vögel, Flugzeug
smonslu ~ get to know; kennenlernen
March 30, 2014
»Tìrey Tutanä alu Pi« a ta Yann Martel
Fìpuk lu vur a teri ’ewana tutan leHinti a poru fko syaw Pi. Nìpxi fìtstxo lu pupa ’on tstxoä angim alu Pisin Molitor Patel. ’awvea hapxìo tìreyä sneyä po soaiahu kelku si ’Ìntiamì. Sempulìri vewng tsatseng ayioangit a *taka kifkey mì sray apxa alu Pondicherry. Tengkrr Pi tsawl slarmu, pxaya ’u eltur peyä tìtxen si – ayu a nga’ ioangit, tìspusawti sì snafpìlfyati. Ketsukspawa kem a eltur tìtxen si lu txele fìpukä.
Tsapuk sngä’i fa fwa pamrelsiyul frrfen tutanit akoak nì’ul Kanatamì ulte por vin futa peng vurit a stum ketsukspaw. Fìtutanìri nìngay lu Pi. Ha po sngä’i sneyä vurit piveng.
Krra Piri solalew zìsìt amevol, sempulìl sneyä pe’un futa zene ayfo txampxìr ayioangä tivìng neto yoa txolar. Lahea ayioangit nìwotx Piyä soaia alu sempul, sa’nok sì tsmukan alu Ravi new zamivunge apxa uranfa Kanatane. Tengkrr serop sìn txampay, len fekem. Apxa uran kxakx zup kllpane txampayä. Aysopyu nìwotx, soaia Piyä sì txampxì ayioangä terkup…
Nì’aw Pi tsun hivifwo ta fekem fa *zonguran. Slä set, ke sop po nì’awtu taluna tsìnga ioang alu yerik (zebra), nantang (hyena), syaksyuk (orang utan) sì palulukan (bengal tiger) kop tsolun hivifwo nemfa zonguran ahì’i. Set sngä’i *säwem fte emrivey.
Po sla’tsu sì peng ayoer teri vospxì akinä mì tampay ulte tì’i’a fìvurä ro’atsa ayngar nìwotx.
Mìftxele, fìvur li smolatson ayngar talun rel arusikx a fkol ngolop pukta zìsìtam. Oel tsat nolìn nìfkrr ulte oeru prrte’ loleiu. Slä, nìawnomum ke sunu oer fwa nìn relti arusikx txo puk fkeytok nì’awve. Set oeru ke’u, fwa inan fìpamrelit lamu lieo a eltur tìtxen si.
Tìoeyktìng Pxelì’uä akewong:
taka kifkey ~ from all over the world; aus der ganzen Welt
zonguran ~ life boat (lit.: save-boat); Rettungsboot
säwem ~ fight, struggle; Kampf
Tsapuk sngä’i fa fwa pamrelsiyul frrfen tutanit akoak nì’ul Kanatamì ulte por vin futa peng vurit a stum ketsukspaw. Fìtutanìri nìngay lu Pi. Ha po sngä’i sneyä vurit piveng.
Krra Piri solalew zìsìt amevol, sempulìl sneyä pe’un futa zene ayfo txampxìr ayioangä tivìng neto yoa txolar. Lahea ayioangit nìwotx Piyä soaia alu sempul, sa’nok sì tsmukan alu Ravi new zamivunge apxa uranfa Kanatane. Tengkrr serop sìn txampay, len fekem. Apxa uran kxakx zup kllpane txampayä. Aysopyu nìwotx, soaia Piyä sì txampxì ayioangä terkup…
Nì’aw Pi tsun hivifwo ta fekem fa *zonguran. Slä set, ke sop po nì’awtu taluna tsìnga ioang alu yerik (zebra), nantang (hyena), syaksyuk (orang utan) sì palulukan (bengal tiger) kop tsolun hivifwo nemfa zonguran ahì’i. Set sngä’i *säwem fte emrivey.
Po sla’tsu sì peng ayoer teri vospxì akinä mì tampay ulte tì’i’a fìvurä ro’atsa ayngar nìwotx.
Mìftxele, fìvur li smolatson ayngar talun rel arusikx a fkol ngolop pukta zìsìtam. Oel tsat nolìn nìfkrr ulte oeru prrte’ loleiu. Slä, nìawnomum ke sunu oer fwa nìn relti arusikx txo puk fkeytok nì’awve. Set oeru ke’u, fwa inan fìpamrelit lamu lieo a eltur tìtxen si.
Tìoeyktìng Pxelì’uä akewong:
taka kifkey ~ from all over the world; aus der ganzen Welt
zonguran ~ life boat (lit.: save-boat); Rettungsboot
säwem ~ fight, struggle; Kampf
March 16, 2014
Rel Arusikx alu Veronica Mars
Nìlmìn oel hu ’eylan oeyä relti arusikx alu Veronica Mars. Kxawm ayngar smon sästarsìm ayreltsyìpä arusikx a fkol wolìntxu hola zìsìtkam. Flalmä fìsäwìntxu slä pxezìsìtmaw, tsaw ’oli’änga.
Tsakrr säwìntxu lamu teri ’evenge alu Veronika sì sempul sneyä. Sempulìri txintìn lu fwa kulat ayhavukit sì aysìwanit ulte Veronika srung sì rì’ìr soli por. Tengkrr poe kerä ne numtseng aynumeyul alahe por polawm fayluta tsun nga oer srung sivi srak? Tsari pol fmi frakrr.
Mawkrra säwìntxu ’oli’a, sute a tsaw sunu for nìtxan narmew vivar sì reykivey nìmun tsat sko rel arusikx. Ngopyuä alu Rob Thomas sì uvan si a suteyä eltur tìtxen sarmi. Tìkangkemvit alu Kickstarter fkol sngeykolä’i ulte floleiä.
Kum lu rel arusikx a ke lu fpi ayslanyu nì’aw ki frapofpi a new relti arusikx nivìn nì’o’.
Maw krr numtsengä a zìsìt avolaw ftolem ulte Veronika fmi rivey nìtrrtrr. New slivu po pängkxoyu lekoren mì Nu Yorkì. Slä tsakrr tsìk smon Veronikar a tuté a’ewan terkup ulte sutel spaw futa yawntul alu Lokan (Logan) pot tspolang. Lokan lamu ’eylan yawntusì Veronikayä ulte tsakem ke soli po. Poan ätxäle si tsnì Veronika srung sìyevi por. Poe tätxaw ne Kalifornia fte poru srung sivi. Ultxa si po hu eylan sì aywätu. Ye’rìn po fpxäkìm lehrrapa klltenemfa ulte kìryulat tìwanit aspuwin a tìng por sì soaiar sneyä hrrapit apxa.
Lam fwa fìtseng Veronika ke smon pxaya tute slä fpìl oel futa livu pxan. Ftxey sìpängkxo ftxey vur, lu ’o’ lu snewsye. Txo livu ayngar skxom, nìn tsat ko. Ayngaru prrte’ lìyevu, law oer.
Tìoeyktìng aylì’uä
sästarsìm ayreltsyìpä arusikx ~ collection of little movies = show, series; Sammlung von kleineren Filmen = Serie
Tsakrr säwìntxu lamu teri ’evenge alu Veronika sì sempul sneyä. Sempulìri txintìn lu fwa kulat ayhavukit sì aysìwanit ulte Veronika srung sì rì’ìr soli por. Tengkrr poe kerä ne numtseng aynumeyul alahe por polawm fayluta tsun nga oer srung sivi srak? Tsari pol fmi frakrr.
Mawkrra säwìntxu ’oli’a, sute a tsaw sunu for nìtxan narmew vivar sì reykivey nìmun tsat sko rel arusikx. Ngopyuä alu Rob Thomas sì uvan si a suteyä eltur tìtxen sarmi. Tìkangkemvit alu Kickstarter fkol sngeykolä’i ulte floleiä.
Kum lu rel arusikx a ke lu fpi ayslanyu nì’aw ki frapofpi a new relti arusikx nivìn nì’o’.
Maw krr numtsengä a zìsìt avolaw ftolem ulte Veronika fmi rivey nìtrrtrr. New slivu po pängkxoyu lekoren mì Nu Yorkì. Slä tsakrr tsìk smon Veronikar a tuté a’ewan terkup ulte sutel spaw futa yawntul alu Lokan (Logan) pot tspolang. Lokan lamu ’eylan yawntusì Veronikayä ulte tsakem ke soli po. Poan ätxäle si tsnì Veronika srung sìyevi por. Poe tätxaw ne Kalifornia fte poru srung sivi. Ultxa si po hu eylan sì aywätu. Ye’rìn po fpxäkìm lehrrapa klltenemfa ulte kìryulat tìwanit aspuwin a tìng por sì soaiar sneyä hrrapit apxa.
Lam fwa fìtseng Veronika ke smon pxaya tute slä fpìl oel futa livu pxan. Ftxey sìpängkxo ftxey vur, lu ’o’ lu snewsye. Txo livu ayngar skxom, nìn tsat ko. Ayngaru prrte’ lìyevu, law oer.
Tìoeyktìng aylì’uä
sästarsìm ayreltsyìpä arusikx ~ collection of little movies = show, series; Sammlung von kleineren Filmen = Serie
February 25, 2014
»Kxeyey a Awngeyä Sanhìmì« ta John Green
Paylì’ut fko tsun pivlltxe fìpukteri luke fwa peng nìhawng?
Stolawm oel tstxot pukä pxìm srekrr ulte sute poltxe san fìpuk lu txantsan nìwotx. Vur kayä txe’lanne ngeyä nìyeyfya. Fko zene tsat ivinan sìk. Tsakrr oel tsole’a *tìsrese’at zusa’ua relä arusikx ulte fpolìl oel futa sweylu txo ivinan oel fìpukit sre fwa nayìn tsarelit. Ke sunu oer fwa nìn relti arusikx txo lu puk letsim.
Ha hayalo a tamok oel *puktsenget (alu trrpuvam :P) molunge tsapukit alu »Kxeyey a Awngeyä Sanhìmì« ta John Green kelkune ulte sngolä’i stum pxiye’rìn ivinan.
Vur lu teri ’evenge a fko syaw Heyzel Kìreysì (Hazel Grace). Pori solalew zìsìt amevol ulte lu poru tsafnesäspxin a lu fe’ran a mì sokx. Tsafe’ran a slu nì’Ìnglìsì cancer tsun slivu tsawl ulte yom fkeyä tokxit mìfaftu. Tsa’ul ska’a tsopìt Heyzelä fìtxan kuma kin pol sä’ot a poru srung si syeha sivi.
Lam fwa Heyzel lu sì’efuluke slä nìngay ke new lahea sutet tìsraw sivi fa fwa slivu ’eylan. Furia tìyerkup ye’rìn ’efu po ’amake, ha ke tung pol futa sutel alahe livok poti nìhawng mungwrr sa’sem sneyä. Ulte keng mefori ke new po livu tìngäzìko.
Mì slusana pongu suteyä a lu foru stenga säspxin, pol ultxarun ’evanit a fko syaw ’Awkastìsì (Augustus). Sngä’ikrrta mefo ha’ fìtsap. Mefo fpìl nìtengfya teri tìrey, peng ayhangvurit teri sneyä aysäspxin ulte famrelìri a sunu frato, mefo mäpok fìtsap. Hufwa ke new tsakemit, Heyzel slu yawne ’Awkastìsìru, slä Heyzel new livu ’eylan nì’aw.
New Heyzel ultxa sivi pamrelsiyuhu pukä a poru sunu frato taluna tsari lu poru sìpawm. Slä pamrelsiyu set kelku si mì Holland ulte soaia Heyzelä ke tsun tswivayon tsatseng. ’Awkastìsì poru srung si fte wivo Europat. Tsatseng mefo ultxa si tsapamrelsiyuhu ulte ’ewana tìyawn ’ong. Heyzel zene mivll’an futa krro krro fko ke tsun pive’un tutet a slu yawne fkor. Slä lu ’Awkastìsìru tìwan. Tìwan a tsirvun skiva’a mipa tìprrte’ti Heyzelä tìreyä…
Kxeyey a Awngeyä Sanhìmì a slu nì’Ìnglìsì The Fault in Our Stars lu txantsana puk azey a ta John Green. Ayngari zaya’u tsaw ne te’lan nìyeyfya nìngay. Tengkrr erinan tsavurit a munsnayawntuteri aynga hayangham, aynga tsngayawvìk … ulte pänutìng ayngaru oel futa ke nayew tsat yivem neto sre fwa tsaru hasey si. Hufwa txele lu keftxo, lu vurur sìpawm teri tìrey, kxitx, soaia, tì’eylan, tìyawn, sì ’ok. Ulte nì’i’a tsaw plltxe san tìreyìri, srane!
Tìoeyktìng Aylì’uä:
tìsrese’a relä arusikx ~ here: (movie) trailer
puktsenge ~ book store; Buchladen
famrelìri a sunu frato, mefo mäpok fìtsap ~ they suggest each other (their) favorite writings; sie schlagen sich (ihre) Lieblingsbücher vor
Stolawm oel tstxot pukä pxìm srekrr ulte sute poltxe san fìpuk lu txantsan nìwotx. Vur kayä txe’lanne ngeyä nìyeyfya. Fko zene tsat ivinan sìk. Tsakrr oel tsole’a *tìsrese’at zusa’ua relä arusikx ulte fpolìl oel futa sweylu txo ivinan oel fìpukit sre fwa nayìn tsarelit. Ke sunu oer fwa nìn relti arusikx txo lu puk letsim.
Ha hayalo a tamok oel *puktsenget (alu trrpuvam :P) molunge tsapukit alu »Kxeyey a Awngeyä Sanhìmì« ta John Green kelkune ulte sngolä’i stum pxiye’rìn ivinan.
Vur lu teri ’evenge a fko syaw Heyzel Kìreysì (Hazel Grace). Pori solalew zìsìt amevol ulte lu poru tsafnesäspxin a lu fe’ran a mì sokx. Tsafe’ran a slu nì’Ìnglìsì cancer tsun slivu tsawl ulte yom fkeyä tokxit mìfaftu. Tsa’ul ska’a tsopìt Heyzelä fìtxan kuma kin pol sä’ot a poru srung si syeha sivi.
Lam fwa Heyzel lu sì’efuluke slä nìngay ke new lahea sutet tìsraw sivi fa fwa slivu ’eylan. Furia tìyerkup ye’rìn ’efu po ’amake, ha ke tung pol futa sutel alahe livok poti nìhawng mungwrr sa’sem sneyä. Ulte keng mefori ke new po livu tìngäzìko.
Mì slusana pongu suteyä a lu foru stenga säspxin, pol ultxarun ’evanit a fko syaw ’Awkastìsì (Augustus). Sngä’ikrrta mefo ha’ fìtsap. Mefo fpìl nìtengfya teri tìrey, peng ayhangvurit teri sneyä aysäspxin ulte famrelìri a sunu frato, mefo mäpok fìtsap. Hufwa ke new tsakemit, Heyzel slu yawne ’Awkastìsìru, slä Heyzel new livu ’eylan nì’aw.
New Heyzel ultxa sivi pamrelsiyuhu pukä a poru sunu frato taluna tsari lu poru sìpawm. Slä pamrelsiyu set kelku si mì Holland ulte soaia Heyzelä ke tsun tswivayon tsatseng. ’Awkastìsì poru srung si fte wivo Europat. Tsatseng mefo ultxa si tsapamrelsiyuhu ulte ’ewana tìyawn ’ong. Heyzel zene mivll’an futa krro krro fko ke tsun pive’un tutet a slu yawne fkor. Slä lu ’Awkastìsìru tìwan. Tìwan a tsirvun skiva’a mipa tìprrte’ti Heyzelä tìreyä…
Kxeyey a Awngeyä Sanhìmì a slu nì’Ìnglìsì The Fault in Our Stars lu txantsana puk azey a ta John Green. Ayngari zaya’u tsaw ne te’lan nìyeyfya nìngay. Tengkrr erinan tsavurit a munsnayawntuteri aynga hayangham, aynga tsngayawvìk … ulte pänutìng ayngaru oel futa ke nayew tsat yivem neto sre fwa tsaru hasey si. Hufwa txele lu keftxo, lu vurur sìpawm teri tìrey, kxitx, soaia, tì’eylan, tìyawn, sì ’ok. Ulte nì’i’a tsaw plltxe san tìreyìri, srane!
Tìoeyktìng Aylì’uä:
tìsrese’a relä arusikx ~ here: (movie) trailer
puktsenge ~ book store; Buchladen
famrelìri a sunu frato, mefo mäpok fìtsap ~ they suggest each other (their) favorite writings; sie schlagen sich (ihre) Lieblingsbücher vor
Futility, or The Wreck of the Titan by Morgan Robertson
You might think, ‘Wait a minute. A story about a luxurious ocean liner that transports over 3,000 people across the Atlantic considered to be “unsinkable”? It collides with an iceberg, sinks and most of the passangers are lost? Haven’t we heard that before?’
You might think so and you are certainly right. The similarities to the real events of the catastrophic fate of the ocean liner Titanic are striking right down to the similar name. It gets even eerier if you consider the fact that this novella by American author Morgan Robertson was written 14 years before the by-now famous accident.
Granted, there are differences (the Titan is bigger, can transport more people … and thus, lose more lives because of too few life boats; the route is from North America to England) but the similarities are uncanny and make this reading a weird one at best.
The story follows the disgraced former US Navy officer John Rowland who meets his former lover Myra on board the ocean liner. She is married by now and has a daughter. Rowland, an alcoholic and not very respectable in society anymore, has no way of reconnecting with her.
Half way through the novella, the ship hits an iceberg, Rowland can save Myra’s daughter onto the berg and has to endure several days before being rescued.
The last few chapters deal with the insurance question after the accident. Who is to blame, who will pay for the loss of the investment, and who might gain from it? Again Rowland’s integrity is at stake. For those of you Cameron-followers it is maybe worth noting that one of the share holders of the company is named Selfridge. Coinsidence? Who knows…
Maybe it is impossible to imagine how this story impacted on the reader before the fatal accident that happened on 15 April, 1912 that cost more than 1,500 lives. If you know at least the most common details you will inevitably compare the frame facts of the story to the real events. But that doesn’t diminish the reading experience—it just makes it … weirder. To imagine that somebody pictured something like this before it happened raises the question of ‘life imitating art’… It was something new for me as well in another area: this was my first eBook that I read completely on my mobile device.
Is it a tragic love story as in Cameron’s depiction of the events? Or does Robertson chooses a happy end for the protagonist? Well, you should read it yourself and find out. The book is available for free in eBook form. Enjoy (as far as possible).
You might think so and you are certainly right. The similarities to the real events of the catastrophic fate of the ocean liner Titanic are striking right down to the similar name. It gets even eerier if you consider the fact that this novella by American author Morgan Robertson was written 14 years before the by-now famous accident.
Granted, there are differences (the Titan is bigger, can transport more people … and thus, lose more lives because of too few life boats; the route is from North America to England) but the similarities are uncanny and make this reading a weird one at best.
The story follows the disgraced former US Navy officer John Rowland who meets his former lover Myra on board the ocean liner. She is married by now and has a daughter. Rowland, an alcoholic and not very respectable in society anymore, has no way of reconnecting with her.
Half way through the novella, the ship hits an iceberg, Rowland can save Myra’s daughter onto the berg and has to endure several days before being rescued.
The last few chapters deal with the insurance question after the accident. Who is to blame, who will pay for the loss of the investment, and who might gain from it? Again Rowland’s integrity is at stake. For those of you Cameron-followers it is maybe worth noting that one of the share holders of the company is named Selfridge. Coinsidence? Who knows…
Maybe it is impossible to imagine how this story impacted on the reader before the fatal accident that happened on 15 April, 1912 that cost more than 1,500 lives. If you know at least the most common details you will inevitably compare the frame facts of the story to the real events. But that doesn’t diminish the reading experience—it just makes it … weirder. To imagine that somebody pictured something like this before it happened raises the question of ‘life imitating art’… It was something new for me as well in another area: this was my first eBook that I read completely on my mobile device.
Is it a tragic love story as in Cameron’s depiction of the events? Or does Robertson chooses a happy end for the protagonist? Well, you should read it yourself and find out. The book is available for free in eBook form. Enjoy (as far as possible).
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