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Thursday, 27.12.2012.

16:40

Nikolić presents Kosovo platform to Japanese ambassador

Serbia's President Tomislav Nikolić has presented a draft platform for the continuation of the Belgrade-Priština talks to Japanese Ambassador Toshio Tsunozaki.

Izvor: Tanjug

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самого гаспида внук

pre 11 godina

I wonder if he found a polite way of saying "I really don't care, just leave me alone"?
(Ian, UK, 27 December 2012 17:08)

Probably agree on that. In an ideal case Nikolic should rather get inspiration how to deal with KosovA from historic paintings of a different country... and work with that country on the solution.

http://esperanto-plus.ru/pismo-tureckomu-sultanu.htm

The letter from Sultan is pretty polite tough, the one on the left seem to be a long essay ( in Ukrainian ) about all kind of acts to be done with a hedgehog and the mom of the sultan. Serbs would understand that easily, that's the best message would be to Hasheesh Baksheesh but Nikolic is missing a few things (balls, spine, courage) the people on the left did had. To bad.

BTW: BOTH writings are genuine!!!

But now I am even more sure, the "Ukrainian" language of 17th century is barely more, than a southern Russian dialect, albeit a very heavy one. Serbs would say, it's a very strong Serbian dialect tough, sure, they will understand the letter ;)

самого гаспида внук

pre 11 godina

I wonder if he found a polite way of saying "I really don't care, just leave me alone"?
(Ian, UK, 27 December 2012 17:08)

Probably agree on that. In an ideal case Nikolic should rather get inspiration how to deal with KosovA from historic paintings of a different country... and work with that country on the solution.

http://esperanto-plus.ru/pismo-tureckomu-sultanu.htm

The letter from Sultan is pretty polite tough, the one on the left seem to be a long essay ( in Ukrainian ) about all kind of acts to be done with a hedgehog and the mom of the sultan. Serbs would understand that easily, that's the best message would be to Hasheesh Baksheesh but Nikolic is missing a few things (balls, spine, courage) the people on the left did had. To bad.

BTW: BOTH writings are genuine!!!

But now I am even more sure, the "Ukrainian" language of 17th century is barely more, than a southern Russian dialect, albeit a very heavy one. Serbs would say, it's a very strong Serbian dialect tough, sure, they will understand the letter ;)

самого гаспида внук

pre 11 godina

I wonder if he found a polite way of saying "I really don't care, just leave me alone"?
(Ian, UK, 27 December 2012 17:08)

Probably agree on that. In an ideal case Nikolic should rather get inspiration how to deal with KosovA from historic paintings of a different country... and work with that country on the solution.

http://esperanto-plus.ru/pismo-tureckomu-sultanu.htm

The letter from Sultan is pretty polite tough, the one on the left seem to be a long essay ( in Ukrainian ) about all kind of acts to be done with a hedgehog and the mom of the sultan. Serbs would understand that easily, that's the best message would be to Hasheesh Baksheesh but Nikolic is missing a few things (balls, spine, courage) the people on the left did had. To bad.

BTW: BOTH writings are genuine!!!

But now I am even more sure, the "Ukrainian" language of 17th century is barely more, than a southern Russian dialect, albeit a very heavy one. Serbs would say, it's a very strong Serbian dialect tough, sure, they will understand the letter ;)