You Know, In Every Language You Learn The First Lesson Consists Of My Name Is And Where Are You From?,
You know, in every language you learn the first lesson consists of „My Name is…“ and „Where are you from?“, and then there‘s Latin, where in the first lesson you learn „The greeks insidiously invaded Troy and destroyed it with fire“ and I think that‘s beautiful.
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