People Magazine Pages (Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandos)

Title: People Magazine Pages
Description: If you haven't seen them

Minerva McGonagall - June 21, 2003 06:25 PM (GMT)

Here's some stuff from the latest People magazine about HP.

They might be a little big, but they have to be or you couldn't read them. They are a little hard to read now, but that's all the better they get..

Here's the link: Go Ahead, Give Me A Click

Enjoy!

Mad-Eye Moody - June 21, 2003 09:13 PM (GMT)

QUOTE (ElizabethCredere @ Jun 21 2003, 10:25 PM)

Here's some stuff from the latest People magazine about HP.

Hey; there is My native language mentioned: Chamber of Secret is here: "Salaisuuksien Kammio". Nice to have this quite rare language mentioned in international public, as it is as hard to learn as hebrew.

For people interested in linguistcs:

Salaisuus = Secret
Kammio = Chamber

Salaisuu | ksi | en = possessive [-en] prular [-ksi] (= Of Secrets)

In our language the possession if always before object; unlike as in English.

We have same kind nasty habit to unite words as german;

Perusepäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänsäköhän? = doubting to let his/her things go in basic habit to not let unsystematization of the things to happen. (Okay, this example is as hard to understand in finnish as explained in english - not a real-world word, but liguistically correct.)

Finnish is still extremely thankful to create palindrom's (=Words, that are same read from back to front); Like:

Tomaattimatokotamittaamot
=Tomato worm cocoon measuring facilities
(World's longest known meaningful palindrom)

There is actually a whole book written on palindroms; You could read it backwards and it's the same story.

Funny, isn't it?

/Fremon

Minerva McGonagall - June 22, 2003 02:31 PM (GMT)

QUOTE (Fremon @ Jun 21 2003, 01:13 PM)

There is actually a whole book written on palindroms; You could read it backwards and it's the same story.

That's cool. I would read it backwards, just to say I did. :D

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