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19th March 2010, 05:10 PM
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Thanks Dom for the translation.
The name "Bong" is unusually! If the notice you before? Regards Kurt |
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19th March 2010, 05:37 PM
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my background it's more based on "Arabic World" than on "Ottoman Empire" - Tcherkessian either Causasian family names are foreigners for me, sorry  à + Dom |
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20th March 2010, 01:14 PM
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I asked a friend from the Caucasus because of the name "Bong" Here is his answer: in Caucasus we haven't the name Bong it's not Asian aria..., His translation attempt : Amal Chamafa bin (?Yunadj ??) Dom would you verify this please. Regards Kurt |
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22nd March 2010, 01:01 AM
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back on subject  might you find here in pictures, following the translator's explanations    need two (2) points to have the letter Y I cannot said more  à + Dom |
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22nd March 2010, 11:32 AM
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[QUOTE=Dom]Hi Kurt
back on subject might you find here in pictures, following the translator's explanations need two (2) points to have the letter Y I cannot said more à + Dom Thanks again for the translation. I'm sorry for asking for the name "Bong". Perhaps the master was unable to write properly. I have the same problems with the English language. Regards Kurt Hi Dom , |
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