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Sī valēs, valeō.

added by cntrational, November 24, 2011
➜ #1259077If you are strong, I am strong.

linked by cntrational, November 24, 2011
➜ #1604307sina pona la mi pona.

linked by Nero, June 3, 2012
➜ #1259528Si vous êtes fort, je suis fort.

linked by Nero, June 3, 2012
➜ #1259526Si tu es fort, je suis fort.

linked by Nero, June 3, 2012
➜ #1366301Se vi fortas, mi fortas.

linked by Nero, June 3, 2012
➜ #1604434Wenn es dir gutgeht, so auch mir.

linked by Nero, June 3, 2012
➜ #1259528Si vous êtes fort, je suis fort.

unlinked by Nero, June 3, 2012

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 cntrational cntrational November 24, 2011 November 24, 2011 at 9:26:13 AM UTC link Permalink

A common way of ending messages, back in Roman times.