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  • The Platonic Republic needs a local Asian powerhouse to help us and Rome against Japan should war be. Will you agree to a joint military commitment to protect the Council of Hanoi, so that it can protect Vietnam?
    Remember to join the UN in IOTXIV.

    Also: there is a trade league you may be interested in... and a Olympic Council.
    I apologise for the... derailment in IOTXIV and hope for the situation to improve.
    RoR

    I presume Prussia would be mostly Protestant? I was thinking that Prussia became a regular place that Riccio would relocate Protestant residents to, so as to avoid religious tensions.
    According to details we are clashing in claims, on issue of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg.

    As I am basically playing a French lead socialist federation that so happen includes Aragon, Cornwell and such we can consider how to organise this. Ideally I would do a 50:50, be it France having Luxemburg, you have the Netherlands and we split Belgium between us. Of course I am... flexible. What ever the case expect a shared history, be it friendly or 'alterative diplomacy.'

    What ever the case I am your neighbour. :)
    Do you possibly have a link to the original Tehran-Mumbai pact? I'd prefer to not have to dig through the pages, but I will if I have to.
    You're American? I thought you were Japanese.
    I did notice that in Japan though, lots of emphasis on grammar. English --> Japanese is a lot easier, I imagine, since Japanese has probably the least amount of sounds; it makes it the easiest language to speak, but kanji makes it maybe the second hardest to read.
    In my business class this year I have 3 Japanese exchange students. They speak English really well for only knowing it 2-7 years. My question though is why are L's so hard to pronounce? That seems like it should be taught in those years the same way English learn how to pronounce Ra re ri ru ro in Japanese.
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