Re: Knygnešio Diena (Lithuania) (16 March)

 Ar an seachtú lá déag de mí Márta, scríobh Ross Clark:

 > [...] Here's a page announcing last year's Knygnešio Diena:
 >
 > https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=896288054958596&set=a.502140551040017&type=3&locale=lt_LT&paipv=0&eav=AfZ3QNvcsN8tZR5oZhKVoJbv88ZWXkSfYVZcCoGaT3UltCd5dlUR2VfHy2iE5KWZ4G4&_rdr
 >
 > The celebrations don't look all that colourful or exciting, but it's a nice
 > idea, worthy of commemoration. Jim McCawley, who believed all linguists should
 > celebrate Hangul Day along with the Koreans, might have considered this one
 > also worth a party -- people risking death to keep their national language
 > alive.

Thanks for that, never heard of it, and great to see a culture celebrating
something like this.

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