โ Scribed by Paul Choy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Morisyen language;Morisyen orthography
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
Source: http://uploads.worldlibrary.net/uploads/pdf/20120816132421diksonyer_kreol_morisyen__mobile__pdf.pdf Version 1 (2012). 2100 words. Compiled by Andras Rajki (2008). Edited and published by Ahuv de Chazal (2012).
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