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The Central Oklahoma Esperanto Society is now a reality!

ya Polaris, 28 Desemba 2008

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Lugha: English

Polaris (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 28 Desemba 2008 6:55:50 asubuhi

Well, we're finally doing it! Esperantists in central Oklahoma (and others who are interested) are going to have our own local group.

We had our first "formal" Executive Board meeting last night to finalize our Constitution and By-laws and lay out the format for our first meeting. Our vice president is getting the first newsletter ready, and we're all set! Our first public meeting will be in January. We're all excited and looking forward to it!

If anyone wants more information on dates, times, etc., send me a message so I can keep you updated.

ceigered (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 28 Desemba 2008 7:13:45 asubuhi

Forgive my ignorance, but is Oklahoma a town in the south of the US? Our school had a musical called 'Oklahoma', that's all, although that was set back in the good ol days of Pioneering lango.gif

andogigi (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 28 Desemba 2008 11:40:23 asubuhi

ceigered:Forgive my ignorance, but is Oklahoma a town in the south of the US? Our school had a musical called 'Oklahoma', that's all, although that was set back in the good ol days of Pioneering lango.gif
It is a city and a state. The state of Oklahoma is directly North of Texas and the capital is Oklahoma City.

That's a great musical, by the way, and Oklahoma is a pretty neat place with a colorful history. They've got cattle ranches, oil fields, cowboys, and all the stuff many people think of when they think about the American West. It's definitely a fun place to visit if you get the chance.

Oh, and congrats Polaris. If I'm in town during one of your meetings, I'd love to drop by!

Rohan (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 28 Desemba 2008 2:07:38 alasiri

Congratulations and best wishes!

Fajro (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 28 Desemba 2008 11:16:04 alasiri

Polaris:Well, we're finally doing it! Esperantists in central Oklahoma (and others who are interested) are going to have our own local group.
Do you have a web site?

ceigered (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 29 Desemba 2008 12:42:29 alasiri

Thanks andogigi, my grasp of US geography is a little sketchy lango.gif

Cogratulations to the COES okulumo.gif

Polaris (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 30 Desemba 2008 7:07:51 asubuhi

Fajro:
Polaris:Well, we're finally doing it! Esperantists in central Oklahoma (and others who are interested) are going to have our own local group.
Do you have a web site?
Not just yet...we're working on getting everything in place, however.

Polaris (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 31 Desemba 2008 12:17:47 asubuhi

andogigi:
ceigered:Forgive my ignorance, but is Oklahoma a town in the south of the US? Our school had a musical called 'Oklahoma', that's all, although that was set back in the good ol days of Pioneering lango.gif
It is a city and a state. The state of Oklahoma is directly North of Texas and the capital is Oklahoma City.

That's a great musical, by the way, and Oklahoma is a pretty neat place with a colorful history. They've got cattle ranches, oil fields, cowboys, and all the stuff many people think of when they think about the American West. It's definitely a fun place to visit if you get the chance.

Oh, and congrats Polaris. If I'm in town during one of your meetings, I'd love to drop by!
We'd love to have you! The first meeting will be January 24th in Midwest City (which is a suburb of Oklahoma City.

alexbeard (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 4 Januari 2009 1:16:10 asubuhi

ceigered:Thanks andogigi, my grasp of US geography is a little sketchy lango.gif

Cogratulations to the COES okulumo.gif
Don't feel bad lango.gif I don't even know what country AU stands for (i'm guessing australia or austria or something)
I'm so stereotypical...

danielcg (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 4 Januari 2009 4:03:05 asubuhi

AU is Australia.

But to tell the truth, most of those abbreviations are Volapük to me.

Regards,

Daniel

PS: just in case you don't know it, Volapük is another planned language which appeared a few years before Esperanto, but did not have the latter's success. It must have been comparatively very difficult, since Esperantists coined the expression "tio estas Volapuko/volapukaĵo por mi" ("this is Volapük to me"), when something is very hard to understand.

alexbeard:
ceigered:Thanks andogigi, my grasp of US geography is a little sketchy lango.gif

Cogratulations to the COES okulumo.gif
Don't feel bad lango.gif I don't even know what country AU stands for (i'm guessing australia or austria or something)
I'm so stereotypical...

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