Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-26272208-20150408001230/@comment-67.190.216.161-20150430221654

Gabe: At this moment, we’d like to introduce our guest speaker.

Laura: Hel Micha Swaurce monsun Sovereign Republic Kuni.

Gabe: Uh, it seems our facility translators haven’t been adjusted to Sikaywah yet. Harasha, would you mind telling our staff?

[Jack leaves the room]

[Gabe asks Andy something quietly. Andy nods.]

Andy: In the meantime, I’ll translate the best I can. Micha has her own translator installed, so she can hear everything we’re saying, right Micha?

[Laura waves at the audience]

Andy: Go ahead.

Laura: Hel Micha Swaurce monsun Sovereign Republic Kuni.

Andy: I am Micha Swaurce from the Sovereign Republic of Kuni.

Laura: Hel Enga Can Eusu Euku, tantun mat. Monsun hel lisk teer Kuni na mat yef.

Andy: I am in charge of –ah, sorry, directing Where the Bright Water Is, which is coming out. It has to do with my childhood in Kuni, and later escape.

Laura: Ruse rankan kuni, Ensa ancan erestinya heleh. Hen erestinya una, chinchin ersim, erestinya euku, erestinya menma lisk.

Andy: Although I love my people, our leader doesn’t care for us. He doesn’t take help, so there is starvation, drought, and infertile land.

Laura: Heleh chelisk yuse na heleh mesta. Heshmal fri? Hel susuni matuna and spread our message.

Gabe: Ah, I think the translators are back up. Do you mind repeating what you said?

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt;">Laura: Our children are dying and we’re quiet. It’s time for us to stand up and spread our message: General Yasufa must go down.

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt;">Gabe: Thank you very much Micha –and Representative Avon, thank you. I believe this opens up the floor for language.

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